Snowfall sensor "Light Snow Con Step" intermittent operation mode
- It automatically switches between intermittent and continuous operation according to the snowfall amount. - Compared to our conventional products, it enables water and electricity savings of 10 to 40%. - It counts snowflakes using infrared and operates according to the snowfall amount. - It detects snowfall in the space, making it easy to detect snow during windy and snowy conditions. - Due to its long detection range, it can operate according to the intensity of the snowfall. - The digital display allows you to check the operating time, snowfall count, and temperature. - The ECO operation function enables more energy-efficient operation. *For detailed information, please download the materials from the link below or feel free to contact us.
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basic information
- Power Supply Voltage: AC 100/200V (dual use) Frequency: 50/60Hz (dual use) - Operating Temperature a) Sensor Unit: -20 to +40℃ b) Main Control Unit: 0 to +40℃ - Installation Location a) Sensor Unit: Outdoor b) Main Control Unit: Inside control panel - Detection Method a) Structure: Optical reflection type b) Characteristics: Snowflakes + Ambient temperature - Main Control Circuit: Microcontroller control by 16-bit CPU (with flash memory) - Input Signal a) Snowfall Detection: Detects reflected light from snowflakes (counting type) Detection Distance: Object detection distance approximately 350cm Snowflake detection distance approximately 80cm (when using pseudo snowflakes of 2mm) b) Temperature Detection: Temperature drop detection by thermistor Measurement Range: -25 to +40℃ - Output Signal a) Snowfall Signal: No-voltage contact signal 1a contact (contact allowable current AC200V 2A) b) Freezing Signal: No-voltage contact signal 1a contact (contact allowable current AC200V 2A) - Power Consumption a) When outdoor temperature is +3.0℃ or higher: Maximum 3W b) When outdoor temperature is below +3.0℃: Maximum 7W - For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Detailed information
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Built-in type for the panel
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Outdoor installation type
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Indoor installation type
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Indoor and outdoor compatible type
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| Model number | overview |
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| SHK-751 | Built-in type |
| SHK-752 | Outdoor installation type |
| SHK-753 | Indoor installation type |
| SHK-754 | Indoor and outdoor compatible type |
Company information
Niigata Electric Co., Ltd. was founded in 1973 in Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture, a snowy region. Since then, we have aimed to effectively utilize water resources and promote energy-saving snow melting systems, developing various automatic control devices and sensors related to snow, including the snowfall sensor "SnowCon." In the field of snow measurement, we have introduced products such as snow depth gauges, snow weight gauges, blizzard meters (SPC), and snow information systems, contributing to the development of snow and ice disaster prevention, snow information, and snow and ice research fields. Some of our developed products are unique to Niigata Electric and are not produced anywhere else in the world. Based on the technology, know-how, and achievements we have cultivated so far, we will continue to actively engage in the development of new products, applied technology, and collaborative research to contribute to a better society and a more livable snowy region. Please look forward to the future of Niigata Electric.
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