Sensors And Calibrators
Range of Sensors & Calibrators:
Almost any meteorological sensors can be measured by our data loggers, allowing stations to be customized for each site. Typical sensors used on our stations can be reviewed at: https://www.campbellsci.com/sensors It includes but not limited to: Ø Air Temperature Sensors
Ø Air temperature and relative humidity probes Ø Barometric pressure sensors Ø Wind speed and direction Ø Precipitation sensors Ø Conductivity sensors Ø Digital camera Ø Dissolved oxygen sensors Ø Distance sensors Ø Duff moisture sensor Ø Electrical current sensors Ø Electrical field sensors Ø Evaporation Ø Freezing rain sensors and ice detector Ø Fuel Moisture and Fuel Temperature Ø GPS Global Positioning Sensors Ø Heat, Vapour, and CO2 Flux Ø Infrared gas analysers Ø Leaf-wetness sensors Ø ORP sensors Ø PH sensors Ø Road Weather and Surface Conditions Ø Snow Water Equivalency and Snow Depth Ø Soil temperature sensors Ø Soil water content Ø Solar radiation sensors Ø Strain gages Ø Turbidity sensors Ø Water temperature sensors Ø Wireless sensors Ø Water sampler |
Our supplied sensors are generally designed for long-term installation under adverse environmental conditions. Most of these sensors listed below measure environmental and water resources parameters, but the data loggers are not limited to measuring environmental sensors. Sensors used in industrial applications such as strain gages, accelerometers, hydraulic pressure transducers, are also available.
The data loggers have many channel types and programmable inputs, enabling them to measure most commercially available sensors. https://www.campbellsci.com/dataloggers As a standard, the calibration is a matter of confidence and behind every great process is a high accuracy calibrator Based on the demands for better quality control, increased production efficiency, reduced energy consumption, and accurate measurements of variety parameters of meteorological, hydrological and industrial processes, temperature and pressure must be accurately controlled. Data from the applied measuring equipment or sensors however does not always provide the required accuracy to the process. Before the measuring equipment can accurately control the process or give the measurement, the equipment or sensor itself must first be measured accurately. This is important since data from temperature and pressure instruments directly affects the quality of the products or measurements produced, the efficiency of production processes, and the quality of the products delivered to the customer or user. As a result, there is a growing necessity to have a calibration instruments for the main sensors that can be considered by the customer as their own calibrators. Sensors Calibrators
Ø Temperature calibrator Ø Pressure calibrator Ø Rain Gauge calibrator Ø Wind Channel |