Description
A first class radiometer that precisely measures sun and sky radiation. The 5600-0602 is a First Class Radiometer (as defined by the World Meteorological Organization, WMO); compliant with all ISO 9060 performance criteria.
Feature
The sensor can be used to measure total solar radiation or in defined wavelength bands. It features
- Circular multi-junction Eppley wire-wound thermopile capable of withstanding severe mechanical vibration and shock
- Receiver coated with Parson’s black lacquer (non-wavelengthselectiveabsorption)
- Pair of removable precision ground and polished hemispheres of Schott optical glass
- Both inner and outer hemispheres of clear WG295 glass, uniformly transparent to energy between about 285 and 2800 millimicrons
- Includes a spirit level, adjustable leveling screws, and a desiccator which can be readily inspected
- Cast bronze body with a white enameled guard disc
- Schott optical glass for the outer hemisphere alsoavailable in GG395 (clear), GG495 (yellow), OG530 (orange), RG630 (red), and RG695 (dark red)
- Other Schott glasses and Infrasil II quartz hemispheres available
- Calibration certificate traceable to the World Radiation Reference included with conversion factors for various energy units
Spesification
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285 TO 2800 millimicron (nm) |
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9µV/W/m2 (approx.) |
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650 ohms (approx.) |
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± 1% from -20°C to +40°C |
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± 0.5% from 0 to 2800 W/m² |
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1 second (1/e signal) |
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± 1% from 0 to 70° zenith angle, |
| ±3% 70° to 80° zenith angle | |
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No effect on instrument performance |
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Tested up to 20 g’s (no damage) |
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5.75 in. Dia x 3.75 in. H |
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7 LBS |
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Integrating hemisphere (approx. 1 cal. cm-2 min-1, ambient temperature +25°C) |
