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MS-20
Pyrgeometer
WISG traceable calibration
More accurate and lower cost than competing ‘budget’ sensors, the MS-20 is designed to capture downward atmospheric longwave radiation from 4.5μm to 42μm, and can measure the net radiation between the earth and the atmosphere by using two MS-20 upward and downward facing, with a specially coated silicon window to block solar radiation wavelengths below 4.5μm.
MS-20
The MS-20 Pyrgeometer is built for research, agricultural and architectural field applications.
More accurate and lower cost than competing ‘budget’ sensors, the MS-20 is designed to capture downward atmospheric longwave radiation from 4.5μm to 42μm, and can measure the net radiation between the earth and the atmosphere by using two MS-20 upward and downward facing, with a specially coated silicon window to block solar radiation wavelengths below 4.5μm.
Based on EKO’s universal sensor design, the MS-20 is robust, weather-proofed and compatible with the MV-01 Ventilator & Heater perfect for for continuous outdoor measurement, whatever the conditions.
Available in two variants; the MS-20T with a high grade Japanese Industrial Standard (JISC1611) thermistor and the MS-20P with a PT-100/3W IEC60751 Class A Industrial platinum resistance thermometer; each unit comes with a 5-year warranty and World Infrared Standard Group (WISG) traceable calibration assuring top-quality performance and reliability for every application.
Key Features:
- Low Temperature Dependency, Excellent Stability
- WISG Traceability
- Competition-busting Low Window Heating Offset
- Higher Accuracy, Lower Cost vs. Competing Sensors
- EKO Universal Sensor Design
- 5-year Warranty & EKO Quality Guarantee
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| Wavelength Range | 4.5 to 42μm |
|---|---|
| Sensitivity | 10 to 25μV/ W/m² |
| Response time | < 18 Sec (@95%) |
| Window heating offset | < 10 W/m² |
| Zero offset B | < 5 W/m² |
| Temperature response | < 4 % (-10 to +40°C) |
| Non-linearity | – |
| Operating temperature range | -40 to +80°C |
| Net radiation measurement range | – |
| Field of View | 150° |
| Detector temperature sensor | Thermistor 10kΩ (MS-20T), Pt-100 Class A (MS-20P) |
| Impedance (approx.) | 50 to 100Ω |
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