MS-80M Pyranometer

  • ISO 9060:2018 Class A (Secondary standard)
  • Sub-category "Spectrally flat"
  • Quartz diffusor technology
  • ISO 17025 certified calibration
  • 5 year warranty and recommended recalibration
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MS-80M is a "Spectrally flat" ISO 9060:2018 Class A pyranometer. The innovative patented design was inspired by the combination of latest technologies and state-of-the-art thermopile sensor, enabling a breakthrough in unprecedented low zero-offset behaviour and fast sensor response.

The compact sensor with single dome, based on a isolated thermopile detector and Quartz diffusor is immune to offsets and integrates all optional value added functions such as a ventilator, heater and different industrial interfaces. The heater and ventilator are recommended, particularly over areas impacted by dew, frost, snow, and dust.

The MS-80M is a MS-80 with built in MODBUS RTU 485 converter, which is compatible to the industrial output standards. Due to the ultra-low temperature dependency and exceptional non-linearity characteristics, the ...

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  Specifications MS-80M
  ISO 9060:2018 Class A
  ISO 9060:2018 (Secondary Standard)
  Sub-category "Spectrally flat" Compliant
  Sub-category "Fast response" Not compliant
  Output Digital (Modbus RTU)
Response time 95% < 1 Sec.
Zero off-set a) 200W/m² +/- 1 W/m²
Zero off-set b) 5K/hr +/- 1 W/m²
Complete zero off-set c) +/- 2 W/m²
  Non-stability change/1 year -
  Non-stability change/5 years +/- 0.5 %
Non-linearity at 1000W/m² +/- 0.2 %
Directional response at 1000W/m² +/- 10 W/m²
Spectral error +/- 0.2 %
Temperature response -10°C to 40°C +/- 0.5 %
Temperature response -20°C to 50°C +/- 0.5 %
Tilt response at 1000W/m² +/- 0.2 %
  Operating temperature range -40 - 80 °C
Irradiance range 0 - 4000 W/m²
Wavelength range 285 - 3000 nm (50% points)
Power supply 12 - 24 VDC
Power consumption 0.2 - 0.3 W
  Ingress protection IP 67
  Cable length 10 m
Additional signal processing errors +/- 1.5 W/m²
  Options

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