Short-wave Solar Radiometer: Class C pyranometer

The Ultraviolet Radiometer is a precision instrument designed to measure solar ultraviolet radiation (UVAB/UVA/UVB wavelengths) in the atmosphere. It provides critical data for calculating UV index, erythema (sunburn) dosage, and assessing UV impacts on human health, biological systems, and chemical processes. Compliant with WMO (World Meteorological Organization) standards, it delivers reliable measurements for environmental, industrial, and scientific applications. With passive sensing technology and robust design, it operates effectively in harsh conditions without external power (for analog version), while the RS485 version supports digital integration.

Key Product Selling Points

1. Versatile Measurement Modes: Supports total, reflected, and diffuse radiation monitoring with optional accessories.

2. Passive & Active Operation: Analog version (0-20mV) requires no power; digital versions (RS485/4-20mA) support flexible integration.

3. High Environmental Resilience: Operates at -40°C to +80°C and 0-100% RH with ±2% annual stability.

4. Low Maintenance: Two-year calibration cycle and factory-preconfigured setup (includes level bubble for horizontal alignment).

5.  Dual Standard Compliance: Meets ISO 9060 and WMO Class C requirements for global irradiance measurement.