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This pyranometer measures total solar irradiance across 280-3000 nm with a range of 0-2000 W/m², delivering stable and accurate performance. It uses a thermoelectric multi-junction thermopile with a high-absorption coating for high sensitivity and reliable data. The dual-layer glass dome provides up to 95% light transmittance, while the protective housing ensures durability in harsh outdoor environments. Built to WMO standards, pyranometer solar radiation sensor offers fast response, high accuracy, and long-term stability. It supports 0-20 mV, 4-20 mA, and RS485 outputs for easy integration with monitoring systems, making it suitable for meteorology, solar power, agriculture, and environmental applications.
A pyranometer is an instrument used to measure solar irradiance, including both direct and diffuse radiation, typically expressed in W/m².
Most pyranometers use a thermopile sensor coated with a high-absorption black layer. When sunlight heats the sensor, it generates a temperature-difference voltage proportional to the radiation level.
Absolutely. Pyranometers are designed with weatherproof housings, often IP65 or IP67, to withstand rain, snow, UV exposure, and harsh climates.