The HFP01SC measures heat flux, typically as a component within energy balance or Bowen ratio flux systems. The HFP01SC is manufactured for Campbell Scientific by Hukseflux (Delft, The Netherlands). The sensor outputs a ...

The HFP01 provides soil heat flux measurements—typically for energy balance or Bowen ratio flux systems. It outputs a voltage signal that is proportional to the heat flux of the surrounding medium. At least, two sensors ...

Lufft's IRS21 Intelligent Road Surface Sensor is a passive sensor embedded in the monitored road surface, flush with the surface, to provide measurements of actual road conditions. The IRS21 is a primary component of...

CS215-PWS Temperature and Relative Humidity Sensor For this version of the CS215 Temperature and RH Probe, the cable has, instead of pigtails, a connector for attachment to the PWS100. Cable length is 1 meter. The CS215-...

The PWS100 determines precipitation and visibility parameters for road, marine, and airport automated weather stations. Using a novel optical system and a laser-based light source, a structured detection volume is formed...

The DOT600 Roadbed Water-Content Meter is used in construction applications to measure volumetric and gravimetric water content of samples of earthen material in roadbeds and foundations. Portability, along with quick an...

CM240 Leveling Base and Mount for Rain Gages The CM240 Leveling Base mounts and levels a CS700, TB4, or 385 tipping bucket raingage. The level base ensures more accurate measurements. Features The CM240 attaches to a CM3...

Met One's Model 385 provides year-round measurement of rain or snow. It features a 12-inch diameter orifice that funnels precipitation into the tipping bucket assembly. When the tipping bucket fills, it tips and acti...

The TB4MM tipping bucket rain gage has an 8" orifice and measures rainfall in 0.2 mm increments. It contains an internal siphon mechanism that causes rain to flow at a steady rate to the tipping bucket mechanism (re...

The CS700 rain gage is manufactured by Hydrological Services. Rain funnels into a tipping bucket mechanism that tips when 0.01 inches (0.25 mm) of rain has been collected. Each tip is marked by a dual reed switch closure...