New Radiation Shields Offer Reduced Measurement Error in Adverse Conditions

Portable & field testing

New Radiation Shields Offer Reduced Measurement Error in Adverse Conditions

23 Jan, 2015

Published over 11 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Portable & field testing.

Campbell Scientific (UK) are pleased to offer a new range of Unaspirated Radiation Shields for housing temperature and temperature/RH probes in low power weather monitoring stations.

Whilst it is acknowledged that aspirated radiation shields provide the optimum measurement conditions they also require power. Therefore in many remote weather monitoring applications, where low power consumption is critical, unaspirated shields are an essential alternative. However, in certain situations such as calm, hot days or sunny days with snow on the ground, measurement errors can occur with these kinds of shields.

This latest range of shields offers, we believe, provides the best measurement of any shield on the market. In tests the shields outperformed established names with a 50% improvement in measurement errors.

The shield comes in three sizes, Rad06, Rad10 & Rad14 which together cover all the common probes on the market from all leading manufacturers.

For more information visit www.campbellsci.eu/unaspirated-radiation-shields

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