Latest low-cost rain gauge using infrared light!!
It uses the same method as the rain sensors found in automobiles in recent years. There are no mechanical moving parts, and it can be finely adjusted from the beginning to the end of rainfall according to each rain sensitivity setting. Additionally, as a rain gauge, it has control outputs for devices related to rain and agricultural facilities, allowing for a wide range of applications such as opening and closing awnings for open stores and skylights in greenhouses. Note: We have started handling new products, including a high-precision rain gauge version and a rain sensor specialized version!
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Features/Specifications - High-sensitivity rain gauge sensor using infrared light beams for measurement (DIP SW settings for 0.2, 0.01, 0.001mm) - The sensing part does not use mechanical or conductive methods, eliminating corrosion and contact failure, allowing for stable long-term use. - Pulses corresponding to rainfall are output, allowing for replacement of tipping bucket rain gauges. - Rain gauge sensor, irrigation sensor, and RS232C signals can also be used. - Measurement Range - 0.2mm, 0.01mm, 0.001mm - Rain Detection - Settings for normal raindrops to high-sensitivity raindrops - Output - Relay contacts (NC, NO) maximum load 1A, 24VDC RS232C (optional)
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Line up（3）
| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| SE-RS11 | Standard Type |
| SE-RS15 ≪NEW!!≫ | High-Precision Rain Gauge Version |
| SE-RS9 ≪NEW!!≫ | Rain Sensor Version |
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We provide carefully selected sensors and measurement instruments from overseas. Please leave your desired system to us! Affiliated Organizations: Tokyo Herbal Medicine Association Japanese Society of Snow and Ice Japanese Society of Agricultural Meteorology FABIO Research Group UECS Research Group, and others.