Solar
Instruments :
In the product groups
below you will find instruments for the measurement of Global
and Direct Solar Radiation from the Ultra-Violet (UV) to the
Far Infrafred (FIR) at a variety of performance levels. There
are Specific Radiometers for measurements such as PAR and
LUX and a range of accessories to enhance performance, plus
optional cable lengths. The Data Loggers are optimised for
Kipp & Zonen radiometers and the Calibration Facilities
are similar to those used for factory calibration. For Sun
Trackers please go to the Atmospheric Science Instruments
section.
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the appropriate product group in the list on the left or click
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Pyranometers
Pyranometers are radiometers designed for measuring
the irradiance on a plane surface, normally from solar
radiation and lamps.
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Pyrheliometer
The Pyrheliometer is designed for unattended normal
incidence direct solar radiation measurement research.
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Pyrgeometers
Pyrgeometers are designed for IR (infrared) radiation
measurement, for both atmospheric and material testing
research applications.
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Albedometers
For measuring net global radiation. The CM 7B is constructed
around two CM 6B's and the CM 14 around two CM 11 sensors.
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Net Radiometers
Net radiometers Applications in radiation budget studies,
highway condition monitoring. Specially suitable for
unattended operation.
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UV Radiometers
Narrow- and broad band scientific UV radiometers. Also
with a spectral response that is adapted to the erythemal
(sunburn) action spectrum of the human skin (CIE 1987
weighting).
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Specific Radiometers
Radiometers for a specific use like measuring photosynthetically
active radiation (PAR) in natural daylight. Or for measurement
of illuminance
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Sunshine Duration Sensors
Radiometers for the measurement of sunshine duration.
Sunshine duration is defined by WMO as the time during
which the direct solar radiation exceeds the level
of 120 W/m2
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Laboratory Thermopile
With the thermopile radiant fluxes can be measured.
It is sensitive to radiation from 0.2 to 50 µm,
and has a field of view of 10º.
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Accessories
A wide range of accessories is available for our sensors.
For example: Mounting plates, shadow rings and leveling
fixtures.
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Data Loggers
With these loggers you can read-out the majority of
our sensors. We have a waterproof version, meant for
unattended logging up to 6 months. And we offer a
handheld logger with a LCD-display.
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Calibration Facilities
The Calibration Facility is meant for calibration
of Pyranometers by comparison to a reference Pyranometer.
As such it offers a solution for quality control of
the stability of the Pyranometers that are used in
the network of the user.
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