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ASI-16
All Sky Imager
Automatic All Sky Camera
The ASI-16 All Sky Imager is an all-weather automatic 'All Sky' camera. With an integrated ventilator & heater system, the ASI-16 captures live video and full hemispheric pictures of the sky, whatever the conditions.
ASI-16
The ASI-16 All Sky Imager is an automatic camera system with a 180° field of view, utilising a 5MP camera and ‘fisheye’ lens with an anti-reflective, airflow protected, quartz dome.
An integrated ventilator and heater system, dual side surge protection, and wide operating temperature, among other features, position the ASI-16 as one of the most reliable all-sky cameras available, suitable for use anywhere on earth.
Developed by CMS-Schreder, the ASI-16 All Sky Imager is recommended and sold worldwide by EKO for remote sensing, weather and cloud observations, atmospheric research, supervision systems, aircraft-based observation systems, and other applications.
The system can be used for cloud coverage and cloud type analysis, with cloud base height (CBH) and cloud motion functions. It delivers high-resolution HDR images of the sky and clouds as pre-scheduled network stored JPGs and as a live video stream. It’s also a powerful cloud detector and can also take clear full hemispheric pictures of the sky during daylight, even under full sunlight conditions.
The ASI-16 includes a dedicated sensor interface to connect temperature and humidity sensors, plus an optional pyranometer.
Key Features:
- Integrated Ventilator & Heater
- Onboard Data Acquisition Unit
- External Temperature & Relative Humidity Sensor
- 5MP Fisheye Camera with 180° field of view
- Real-time video & picture stream, up to 2-10 f/sec
- Cloud Base Height (CBH) & Cloud Motion Functions
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| ISO 9060:2018 | |
|---|---|
| Response time 95% | <0.5 Sec |
| Zero offset A – Thermal Radiation (200W/m²) | |
| Zero offset B – Temperature change (5K/hr) | |
| Zero offset C – Total zero off-set | |
| Non-stability (change/year) | |
| Non-linearity (100 to 1000W/m²) | |
| Directional Response (at 1000W/m² | 0 to 80°) | |
| Spectral Error | |
| Temperature response (-20°C to 50°C) | |
| Tilt Response (0-90° | 1000W/m²) | |
| Additional Signal Processing Error | < 1 W/m² |
| Technical Specifications : | |
| Wavelength Range | 285 to 3000 nm |
| Irradiance range (W/m²) | |
| Signal Output | |
| Sensor Diagnostic | |
| Operating temperature | |
| Supply voltage | |
| Power Consumption | |
| Ingress protection | IP67 |
| Calibration traceability / uncertainty | |
| Standard Cable Length | |
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