Visibility Sensor for Atmospheric, RS485, 10-30V

Description

The visibility sensor can measure atmospheric visibility, and is designed based on the forward scattering principle of 35°. It uses infrared LED optical components, with the lens facing downwards and a protective cover, to reduce surface pollution of the probe and minimize maintenance needs.

Features

• The visibility sensor has a high protection level, adopts an integrated structure, and is coated with anti-corrosion fiberglass coating on the surface. It is resistant to rain corrosion and can adapt to long-term use in different environments.
• The sensor supports continuous measurement output, can continuously monitor atmospheric visibility, and ensure the safe operation of the equipment for a long time.
• Atmospheric visibility sensor supports fixed and mobile monitoring methods, and can be used in combination with the two monitoring methods to provide more accurate visibility information.
• The visibility sensor has strong anti-interference ability, and the optical unit is extinct inside to effectively prevent secondary stray light interference.
• It has strong protection, the optical component lens is facing downward and equipped with a protective cover, which effectively prevents precipitation, droplets or dust from entering the lens and reduces the pollution of the probe surface.
• The atmospheric visibility sensor measurement data can be uploaded to the cloud platform provided by us to view visibility data in real time.

Specification

• Model: ATO-RS-NJD-N01-1-*
• Power supply: 10~30V
• Range: 5-10000m/5-50000m/5-80000m
• Accuracy: ±10% (@25℃, 50%RH)
• Resolution: 1m
• Update interval: 20s
• MTBF: ＞18000h
• Working relative temperature: -40~60℃
• Working relative humidity: ≤95% (30℃)
• Weight: ＜10kg
• Output signal: RS485
• Peak wavelength: 875nm
• Power consumption: 0.5W

Dimension (mm)

Details

Wiring instructions

• Brown: Power supply positive
• Black: Power supply negative
• Yellow: 485-A
• Blue: 485-B

Applications

Tips: Precautions for installation of atmospheric visibility sensor:

• The instrument is installed approximately 2 meters above the ground.
• Do not have any other objects below to interfere with the test.
• The ideal installation site should be at least 100 meters away from large buildings or other facilities that generate heat and hinder rainfall.
• The venue should be free of obstacles, reflective surfaces, and obvious sources of pollution that interfere with optical measurements.