Pyranometer Solar Radiation Sensor, RS485/4-20mA

SKU: SUCH-RS-PYR2
$723.99
● 280-3000 nm spectral range ● 0-2000 W/m² measurement range ● Power supply12-24 VDC ● Output 0-20 mV, 4-20 mA, RS485
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Overview

Pyranometer solar radiation sensor feature

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.

Feature

Pyranometer solar radiation sensor features

  • Thermoelectric Sensing Principle: Pyranometer solar radiation sensor utilizes a multi-junction thermopile with a high-absorption black coating to generate accurate and highly sensitive radiation measurements.
  • WMO-Compliant Design: Built to meet World Meteorological Organization standards for reliable global solar radiation monitoring.
  • Excellent Environmental Adaptability: Engineered to maintain stable performance even in harsh outdoor conditions.
  • Dual-Layer Transmissive Glass: Features high-transmittance glass with up to 95% light transmission for improved measurement accuracy.
  • Protective Housing Design: Shields the glass dome from dust, impact, and weather exposure; twist-open design for easy operation.
  • Leveling Nut Adjustment: Built-in level bubble and adjustable nuts allow quick horizontal alignment during installation.
  • Calibration Screws: Side-threaded calibration screws enable convenient on-site adjustment and fine-tuning.
  • Multiple Output Options: Supports 0–20 mV, 4–20 mA, and RS485 outputs for flexible integration with monitoring systems.
  • Anti-Radiation Shield Plate: Reduces the influence of strong radiation on the sensor body, enhancing measurement stability.
  • Short Response Time: Fast reaction speed ensures timely and reliable acquisition of solar irradiance data.
  • High Measurement Accuracy: Provides precise and consistent radiation readings suitable for scientific and industrial applications.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Pyranometer solar radiation sensor size

Installation Method

  • Horizontal Installation: Used for measuring total solar irradiance.
  • Tilted Installation: Used for measuring solar irradiance on inclined surfaces.
  • Inverted Installation: Used for measuring reflected irradiance.
  • Diffuse Irradiance: When used with a solar shading device, it can measure diffuse solar radiation.
Specs
Spectral Range 280-3000 nm
Power Supply 12-24 VDC
Measurement Range 0-2000 W/m²
Output Options 0-20 mV, 4-20 mA, RS485
Power Consumption 12 mA @12 VDC (RS485)
Sensitivity 7-14 μV·W⁻¹·m⁻²
Internal Resistance ≤ 800 Ω
Nonlinearity < ±1%
Instability ±1%
Directional Response Error ±18 W/m²
Stability ±2% (annual sensitivity change rate)
Spectral Error ±3%
Tilt Response ±1%
Measurement Angle 2π steradian
Response Time ≤ 13 s (99%)
Thermal Radiation Zero Drift ≤ ±10 W/m²
Temperature Zero Drift ≤ ±3 W/m²
Cosine Error ≤ ±5% (solar altitude at 30°)
Temperature Influence ≤ ±5% (−10°C to +40°C)
Operating Temperature −40°C to +85°C, 5-90% RH
Net Weight 0.6 kg
Mounting Bracket (Optional) Horizontal bracket or adjustable bracket
Protection Rating IP65
Storage Environment 10°C-60°C @ 20-90% RH
Power Supply Note 0-20 mV output requires no power; 4-20 mA output requires DC 24 V
Application

Meteorological measurement

Meteorological Measurement

Energy radiation studies

Energy Radiation Studies

Environmental & ecological research

Environmental & Ecological Research

FAQ

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.

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