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This is all you need to accurately monitor soil and plant canopies surface temperature, relative humidity, air temperature, precipitation and to transmit sensor data to your portal or application.
Monitoring soil and plant canopies surface temperature, relative humidity, air temperature, and precipitation are critical factors that farmers should consider. With all the pressure to get started planting, spraying, irrigating and increasing yields, it is important to take the time to ensure you are setting your crop up for success.
Contact us at sales@evvos.com to inquire not just about sensors and work management but also pest control, disease models and irrigation.
Dr. Bruce Bugbee, of Apogee Instruments, discusses surface temperature measurement and covers seven characteristics that set research grade infrared radiometers apart from hobby grade infrared temperature guns.
| Zone / Region | RC1 – Europe, Oman, Iran, South Africa, RC2 – USA, Mexico, Brazil, RC3 – Japan, RC4 – Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Malaysia, Panama, Taiwan |
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| Calibration Uncertainty (0 to 50 °C), when target and detector ΔT are < 20 °C | 0.2 °C |
| Calibration Uncertainty (-30 to 65 °C), when target and detector ΔT are < 20 °C | 0.2 °C |
| Calibration Uncertainty (-40 to 80 °C), when target and detector ΔT are < 20 °C | 0.5 °C |
| Measurement Repeatability | Less than 0.05 °C |
| Infrared Radiometer Field of View | 32° horizontal half-angle, 13° vertical half-angle |
| Infrared Radiometer Spectral Range | 8 to 14 µm atmospheric window |
| Infrared Radiometer Operating Environment | -50 to 80 °C, 0 to 100 % relative humidity (non-condensing) |
| Infrared Radiometer Mass (with 5 m of cable) | 190 g |
