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Luminous Intensity / Radiant Intensity Probe / LPPHOT03 / LPPAR03

Luminous Intensity / Radiant Intensity Probe / LPPHOT03 / LPPAR03

A probe designed for measuring illuminance and irradiance outdoors.

Measurement of illuminance (lux) in the near ultraviolet spectrum region VIS-NIR and the photon flux in the UVA, UVB, and PAR regions (400–700nm). ■LPPHOT03 Measurement of illuminance (lux), defined as the ratio of luminous flux (lumens) to unit area (m²). The spectral response curve of the photometric measurement probe approximates the response curve of the human eye known as the photopic standard sensitivity. ■LPPAR03 Measurement of the ratio of the number of photons incident on a surface per second to unit area (m²) in the spectral range of 400–700nm. This quantity is defined as PAR: Photosynthetically Active Radiation. ■LPUVA03 Measurement of radiative illuminance (W/m²), defined as the ratio of the radiative flux (W) incident on a surface to unit area (m²) in the UVA spectral range (315–400nm). With the adoption of a new photodiode, LPUVA03 is insensitive to visible and infrared light. ■LPUVB03BLAV Measurement of radiative illuminance (W/m²), defined as the ratio of the radiative flux (W) incident on a surface to unit area (m²) in the UVB spectral range (280–315nm). The spectral sensitivity is centered at 304nm with a bandwidth (FWHM) of 5nm.

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Probe for measuring dew point temperature in compressed air / HP480・HP481

Probe for measuring dew point temperature in compressed air / HP480・HP481

Measuring the dew point temperature of water vapor in the compressed air circulating in the system.

Compressed air is used in various fields and for different purposes, and in many cases, low humidity levels of compressed air are required. Therefore, it is necessary to know the dew point temperature (DP) of the water vapor in the compressed air circulating in the system. The HP480 probe is designed for this dew point temperature measurement. Dew point measurement for moisture control in compressed air distribution systems brings many advantages, such as: - Prevention of corrosion in metal pipes - Prevention of ice formation in pipes that can cause blockages in low-temperature areas - Prevention of bacterial growth in medical plants - Reduction of maintenance costs through proper lubrication of moving parts in pneumatic equipment - Improvement of product quality in air-contact products, such as in pellet drying processes ▲ High-precision dew point temperature (DP) measurement ▲ Compatible probe ▲ Quick coupling/thread connection ▲ Measurement chamber material AISI304

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Ground Temperature Profile Probe / TP32MTT.03

Ground Temperature Profile Probe / TP32MTT.03

Probe housing with high soil affinity, protection rating IP68.

The TP32MTT.03 is equipped with seven Pt100 sensors (Class 1/3DIN) and measures temperature at seven depths of +5cm, 0cm, -5cm, -10cm, -20cm, -50cm, and -1m, with respect to the ground (in compliance with WMO (World Meteorological Organization) requirements). The TP32MTT.03.1 has six built-in Pt100 sensors and measures temperature at six depths of +5cm, 0cm, -5cm, -10cm, -20cm, and -50cm, also with respect to the ground. The probe housing is made of fiberglass, ensuring complete impermeability and high thermal insulation in the vertical direction. The RS485 digital output using the Modbus-RTU protocol allows for the use of long connection cables. One side of the optional cable is stripped, and lengths of 5m or 10m can be selected. The power supply for the probe is DC 6-30V. ■ Subsurface temperature profiling with 7 or 6 depth measurements ■ WMO compliant, long-term high precision and stable measurement, RS485 Modbus-RTU output ■ High precision Pt100 sensors (JIS Class A), cable lengths of 5m/10m ■ Soil-compatible probe housing, protection rating IP68

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Light, irradiance, photosynthetic radiation probe / LP□□01 series

Light, irradiance, photosynthetic radiation probe / LP□□01 series

Accurate measurement using cosine correction diffuser.

●LPPHOT01/01S: Illuminance Measures illuminance (lux), defined as the ratio of luminous flux (lumens) incident on a surface to unit area (m²). ●LPRAD01: Radiant Irradiance Measures radiant irradiance (W/m²), defined as the ratio of radiant flux (W) incident on a surface in the VIS-NIR spectral range (400–1050 nm) to unit area (m²). ●LPPAR01: Photosynthetically Active Radiation Measures the number of photons incident on a surface per second in the spectral range of 400–700 nm, relative to unit area (m²). ●LPUVA01: UVA Measures radiant irradiance (W/m²), defined as the ratio of radiant flux (W) incident on a surface in the UVA spectral range (315–400 nm) to unit area (m²). ●LPUVB01: UVB Measures radiant irradiance (W/m²), defined as the ratio of radiant flux (W) incident on a surface in the UVB spectral range (280–315 nm) to unit area (m²). ●LPUVC01: UVC Measures radiant irradiance (W/m²), defined as the ratio of radiant flux (W) incident on a surface in the UVC spectral range (220–280 nm) to unit area (m²).

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