The CS241DM G2 is the second generation of CS241DM, a digital Modbus version of our CS241 Pt-1000 Class A, Back-of-Module Temperature Sensor. This updated sensor features the same best-in-class, surface-mountable temperature sensor with features optimized for bifacial photovoltaic (PV) module performance assessment and soiling. The G2 provides the same measurement accuracy with industrial IEC Class 4 surge protection as its predecessor. The major change is in... Learn More
The DustVue™10 takes the most trusted method of comparing two solar panels for soiling loss measurements and puts it in one small, easy-to-install sensor package. The reference sensor requires very little cleaning. Even better, no water is needed to clean the panel. Learn More
The AL200X is an ALERT2 modem and sensor interface for use in critical flood warning weather systems. It meets the ALERT2 standards maintained by the National Hydrologic Warning Council (NHWC) and ALERT Users Group (AUG). ALERT2 improves the accuracy and performance of flood warning systems and software by providing faster data transfer, forward error correction, and a time division multiple access (TDMA) architecture. With integrated sensor... Learn More
The CS211 is a low-power, smart sensor designed to monitor temperature and humidity levels inside enclosures. The sensor features an optical door switch to detect door openings and closings, and a multifunctional button that recognizes short, long, and double presses for user-defined actions. Additionally, the CS211 includes an LED indicator to signal enclosure wetness and when desiccant needs to be replaced. This DIN rail-mountable sensor is compatible with... Learn More
The Spectrum Spectral Analysis and High-Speed Input Module—available in three-channel or nine-channel variants—offers high-speed synchronous sampling for analog inputs, with dedicated analog input hardware that includes amplifiers, filters, and analog-to-digital converters (ADC). Note: The Spectrum 109 version with nine channels will be coming soon.--> Learn More
The ClimaVue™50 G2 is the next-generation all-in-one meteorological sensor from Campbell Scientific that combines all the typical weather parameters into one compact and rugged design. It improves on its predecessor with enhanced precipitation measurements, a redesigned wind sensor (0 to 60 m/s), and better UV resistance. The sensor has also been updated to use the new eight-pin M12 connector, seamlessly integrating with the Aspen™10 Edge... Learn More
The AtmosVue™30 combines the very best of visibility, background luminance, and present weather monitoring in one package, leveraging the tried-and-true technology of Campbell Scientific products specific to the aviation industry. At the heart of this system is the CS125 Present Weather and Visibility Sensor, known for its exceptional performance and value. Its future-proof design allows for easy expansion, accommodating new sensors and systems without the need for... Learn More
Campbell Scientific's SunSentry Operational Monitoring Station is purpose-built with the most up-to-date technology to be the easiest to use utility-scale operational meteorological (met) station on the market. The SunSentry establishes a new chapter of met station design and ease of use. These stations are standardized, stocked, follow the industry requirements of IEC 61724-1:2021, and exceed IEC 61000-4-5 Class 4 surge immunity levels. Station installation is made... Learn More
The ClimaVue™40 is an all-in-one meteorological sensor designed for solar plant operational monitoring and solar resource assessment with IEC 61724-1 compliance. Campbell Scientific is well known for creating accurate and reliable instruments. We recognize that ease of operation and overall cost of operation are critical. With the ClimaVue 40, you will get this and more. In adherence to IEC 61724-1 (2021), the ClimaVue 40 provides ambient... Learn More
The ClariVue™20 is an ISO 7027-compliant, submersible, 90-degree, side-scatter turbidity sensor in a rugged titanium housing, making it the ideal choice for highly corrosive environments. The side-scatter turbidity measurement can be used as a surrogate for suspended sediment concentration (SSC) in aquatic ecosystems. The sensor returns data via SDI-12, analog, or Modbus to a data logger or controller for easy integration into your new or... Learn More