Four-Component Radiation Sensor, 400-50000nm

Name: Four-Component Radiation Sensor, 400-50000nm
Brand: Such.com
SKU: SUCH-RS-4C
Price: 8970.99 USD
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Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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SKU: SUCH-RS-4C

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● 285-3000 nm total radiation spectral response ● 400-50000 nm terrestrial radiation spectral response ● 0-20 mV signal output ● -40°C to +70°C operating temperature

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Overview

Four component radiation sensor provides simultaneous measurement of total and terrestrial radiation with wide spectral coverage, featuring a 285-3000 nm total radiation response and 400-50000 nm longwave response. It delivers stable 0-20 mV output and operates reliably from -40°C to +70°C. Designed to meet WMO standards, SUCH radiation sensor offers strong infrared sensitivity, low thermal error, and minimal residual response deviation, ensuring high accuracy in scientific, agricultural, and environmental monitoring applications.

Four component radiation sensor feature

Feature

WMO Compliance: Four component radiation sensor designed to meet World Meteorological Organization standards for accurate and consistent radiation measurements.
Enhanced Infrared Sensitivity: Offers strong responsiveness to longwave infrared radiation in the 4–50 µm wavelength range.
Low Thermal Error: Minimizes thermal drift to ensure stable and reliable longwave and shortwave radiation monitoring.
Low Residual Response Error: Reduces residual signal interference for improved measurement precision across all four radiation components.

Specs

Classification	FIRST CLASS
Spectral Response (Total Radiation)	285-3000 nm
Spectral Response (Terrestrial Radiation)	400-50000 nm
Measurement Range (Terrestrial Radiation)	-500 to +500 W/m²
Response Time (95%) – Total Radiation	13 s
Response Time (95%) – Terrestrial Radiation	<18 s
Thermal Radiation Zero Drift	±10 W/m²
Temperature Zero Drift	±3 W/m²
Nonlinearity	±1.5%
Instability	±1% (Total Radiation), <2%/year (Terrestrial Radiation)
Directional Response	±18 W/m²
Spectral Error	±3%
Temperature Response (−10°C~+40°C)	3%
Tilt Error	±1%
Daily Accuracy	<5%
Resolution	1 W/m²
Sensitivity (Total Radiation)	7-14 μV/(W·m⁻²)
Sensitivity (Terrestrial Radiation)	2-150 μV/(W·m⁻²)
Impedance (Terrestrial Radiation)	20-140 Ω
Window Heating Offset	<4 W/m² (at 1000 W/m² solar irradiance)
Signal Output – Total Radiation	0-20 mV
Signal Output – Terrestrial Radiation	-20 to 0 mV
Number of Channels	4 pyranometer channels, 2 wire-wound thermistor channels
Temperature Sensor Type	Wire-wound thermistor (JIS Standard C-1604-1989)
Operating Temperature	-40°C to +70°C
Weight	9 kg

Application

Agricultural and Forest Ecology Research

Soil Water Evaporation and Total Energy Loss Calculation

Crop Disaster Prevention

FAQ

Q1: What does "Four-Component" mean in a Four-Component Radiation Sensor? ❯

"Four-Component" refers to the sensor’s ability to measure four separate radiation components:

“Four-Component” refers to the sensor’s ability to measure four separate components of surface radiation: downward shortwave, upward shortwave, downward longwave, and upward longwave. These measurements together provide a complete characterization of the surface energy balance.

Q2: Why is a four-component sensor more advanced than a standard pyranometer? ❯

A standard pyranometer only measures shortwave radiation, while a four-component sensor captures both shortwave and longwave radiation in two directions. This enables detailed analysis of reflectance, emissivity, net radiation, and energy exchange between the surface and atmosphere.

Q3: Why is it important to measure both upward and downward radiation? ❯

Measuring upward and downward fluxes allows the sensor to calculate net radiation and albedo, assess heat exchange processes, and evaluate the surface–atmosphere energy budget with high accuracy.

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From: Ethan | Date: 6/4/2026 7:41 AM

Stable Performance and Reliable Date

I ordered this sensor for a custom meteorological monitoring application. One thing I appreciated was how easy it was to connect to our existing controller. Once configured, it started transmitting data immediately. We mainly use it to monitor radiation changes throughout the day, and the recorded values have been consistent and useful for analysis. It has reduced the amount of manual data collection we previously had to do.

Four-Component Radiation Sensor, 400-50000nm

Feature

Agricultural and Forest Ecology Research

Soil Water Evaporation and Total Energy Loss Calculation

Crop Disaster Prevention

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