All-in-one weather sensor WS301
air temperaturerelative humidity

All-in-one weather sensor - WS301 - Kipp & Zonen - air temperature / relative humidity
All-in-one weather sensor - WS301 - Kipp & Zonen - air temperature / relative humidity
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Characteristics

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all-in-one
Measured parameters
air temperature, relative humidity

Description

The WS301-UMB is a compact all-in-one weather sensor for measurement of temperature, relative humidity, radiation (spectral flat Class C, K&Z CMP3) and air pressure. It is part of the WS product family of professional intelligent measurement transducers with a digital interface for environmental applications. It has an integrated design with ventilated radiation protection. One external temperature or rain sensor is connectable. Benefits Maintenance-free operation Maintenance free operation as there are no moving parts that can wear out. Spectrally flat Class C Pyranometer Flexible interfaces and telegrams SDI-12 and RS485 with supported protocols UMB-Binary, UMB-ASCII, Modbus-RTU, Modbus-ASCII, and XDR. All-in-one housing concept & easy installation All-in-one housing concept of a compact weather sensor combining several measurement parameters in one housing with only a single cable connection. Aspirated radiation shield Specifications - Technical Attributes Casing IP Rating - IP66 Operating temp range 1 - -50 - +60 °C Cable Length - 33 ft (10 m) Operating humidity - 0 - 100 % Cable Connection - Open wires Non-stability - ˂ 1% (change/year) Non-linearity - ˂ 1.5 % (0 - 100 W/m²) Material enclosures - Plastics (PC) Weight EU - 3.3 lb (˂ 1.5 kg) Interface - RS485 2 wire Baud rate: 1200 - 38400 bit/s (Standard: 19200) or SDI-12 Battery? - No

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