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Weather Sensors Kipp-Zonen

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Pyranometers:

Pyranometers (Kipp & Zonen) are radiometers designed for measuring the irradiance on a plane surface, normally from solar radiation and lamps.

Pyranometer SMP 11

pyranometer SMP 11 weather sensor
Technical Data
ISO- classification: Secondary Standard
Response time (63%): < 0,7 s
Response time (95%): < 2 s
Zero-Offsets:Thermal radiation (200 W/mĀ²)
Temperature dependence (5 K/h)
< 7 W/mĀ²
< 2 W/mĀ²
Stability deviation (per annum): < 0,5%
Non-linearity (0 ā€¦ 1000 W/mĀ²): < 0,2%
Directional error (at 80 Ā° and 1000 W/mĀ²): < 10 W/mĀ²
Temperature dependence of thesensitivity < 1% (-20 ā€¦ 50Ā°C)
< 2% (-40 ā€¦ 70Ā°C)
Inclination error (at 1000 W/mĀ²): < 0,2%
Maximum range of the digital output: -400ā€¦4000 W/mĀ²
Error accuracy: 0,1Ā°
Operating temperature:: -40ā€¦80Ā°C
Protection class: IP67
Supply voltage: 5ā€¦30V DC
Power consumption (at 12 V DC): 100 mW
Expected daily accuracy < 2%
Irradiance Measurement IP67
Spectral range (50% points) 285ā€¦2800 nm
Measuring range 0ā€¦1600 W/mĀ²

 


Pyranometer CMP 11

pyranometer CMP 11 weather sensor

The CMP 11 is particularly suitable for applications in the area of solar power.

Technical Data
Enclosure Metal-plastic enclosure,Ƙ 150 mm x H 93 mm
Operating temperature – 40 ā€¦ 80 Ā°C
Accuracy class under ISO 9060 Secondary Standard
Response time (95%) 5 s
Zero-Offset:
(a) Thermal radiation (200 W/mĀ²)
(b) Accuracy of temperature (5 K/h)
< 7 W/mĀ²
< 2 W/mĀ²
Stability deviation (per annum) < 0.5 %
Non linearity (0 to 1000 W/mĀ²) < 0.2 %
Directional error at 80Ā° and 1000 W/mĀ² < 10 W/mĀ²
Temperature dependence of the
sensitivity
< 1 % (-10 ā€¦ 40 Ā°C)
Inclination error (at 1000 W/mĀ²) < 0.2 %
Sensitivity 7 ā€¦ 14 Ī¼V/W/mĀ²
Impedance 10 ā€¦ 100 ×Ŗ
Leveling accuracy 0,1 Ā°
Expected daily accuracy < 2 %
Recommended applications Meteorological applications,PV panels and monitoring of solar collectors, material test
Irradiance Measurement
Spectral range: (50% points) 285 ā€¦ 2800 nm
Typical signal output for atmospheric applications 0 ā€¦ 15 mV
Maximum radiation absorption 4000 W/mĀ²
Output current 4 ā€¦ 20 mA
Measuring range 0 ā€¦ 1600 W/m2

 


Pyranometer CMP 10

pyranometer CMP 10 weather sensor

The CMP 10 is particularly suitable for applications in the area of solar power.

Technical Data
Enclosure Metal-plastic enclosure,Ƙ 150 mm x H 93 mm
Operating temperature – 40 ā€¦ 80 Ā°C
Accuracy class under ISO 9060 Secondary Standard
Response time (95%) 5 s
Zero-Offset:
(a) Thermal radiation (200 W/mĀ²)
(b) Accuracy of temperature (5 K/h)
< 7 W/mĀ²
< 2 W/mĀ²
Stability deviation (per annum) < 0.5 %
Non linearity (0 to 1000 W/mĀ²) < 0.2 %
Directional error at 80Ā° and 1000 W/mĀ² < 10 W/mĀ²
Temperature dependence of the
sensitivity
< 1 % (-10 ā€¦ 40 Ā°C)
Inclination error (at 1000 W/mĀ²) < 0.2 %
Sensitivity 7 ā€¦ 14 Ī¼V/W/mĀ²
Impedance 10 ā€¦ 100 ×Ŗ
Leveling accuracy 0,1 Ā°
Expected daily accuracy < 2 %
Recommended applications Meteorological applications,PV panels and monitoring of solar collectors, material test
Irradiance Measurement
Spectral range: (50% points) 285 ā€¦ 2800 nm
Typical signal output for atmospheric applications 0 ā€¦ 15 mV
Maximum radiation absorption 4000 W/mĀ²
Output current 4 ā€¦ 20 mA
Measuring range 0 ā€¦ 1600 W/m2

 


AMPBOX

AMP box sensor amplifier

The sensor amplifier (AMPBOX) is an amplifier fed by a current loop. It allows for the pyranometer to be connected directly to the WEB’log.

Technical Data
Output current 4ā€¦20 mA
Input voltage range – 12ā€¦150 mV
Standard amplification 2 mV/ 1 mA
Custom amplification 0.1 mA/mVā€¦4 mA/mV
Input impedance 10 M ×Ŗ
Zero setting Up to 50% of the 4ā€¦20 mA range
Zero offset < Ā± 1 Ī¼V/K
Non-linearity < 0.2 %
Signal dynamism, output 16 bit
Update time 440 ms
Inaccuracy (the higher value in
each case)
Ā± 0.05 % or Ā± 10 Ī¼V
Temperature range – 40ā€¦80 Ā°C
Supply voltage 7.2ā€¦35 V DC
Voltage drop 7.2V DC
Protection class IP66
Dimensions 64 mm x 98 mm x 34 mm (WxLxH)
Weight 0.25 kg
Cable diameter 3ā€¦7 mm
Irradiance Measurement
Spectral range: (50 % points) 285 ā€¦ 2800 nm
Typical signal output foratmospheric applications 0 ā€¦ 15 mV
Maximum radiation absorption 4000 W/mĀ²
Output current 4 ā€¦ 20 mA
Measuring range 0 ā€¦ 1600 W/m2