耐候性屋外収納ケース内に収納
概要
Vaisala 製の CS106 は、500 ～ 1100 hPa (mBar) の範囲の気圧を測定します。この範囲は、海面下 (鉱山など) から海抜 15,000 フィート以上までの範囲に相当します。環境アプリケーション用に設計された CS106 は、ほとんどの Campbell Scientific データ ロガーと互換性があります。CS106 には、76.2 cm (30 インチ) のケーブルが付属しています。
続きを読む利点と特徴
- Campbell Scientific の筐体に取り付けるよう最適化
- 一体型スイッチング回路により、測定サイクルの電力消費を制限
- 3 年間保証
イメージ
詳細
CS106 は 0 ～ 2.5 Vdc の線形信号を出力するため、気圧計を Campbell Scientific データロガーに直接接続できます。内部のスイッチング回路により、データロガーは測定中のみ CS106 に電力を供給できるため、消費電力が削減されます。
仕様
| -注意- | 1 hPa = 1 mBar |
| 圧力範囲 | 500 ~ 1100 hPa |
| 長期安定性 | ± 0.1 hPa / 年 |
| 整定時間 | 電源投入後、1秒で完全な精度に到達 |
| 応答時間 | 完全な精度に達するまでに500ミリ秒かかる |
| 出力電圧 | 0 ~ 2.5 Vdc |
| 供給電圧 | 10 ~ 30 Vdc |
| 標高 | 海抜下約609.6メートル（2,000フィート）（鉱山内）から海抜4,572メートル（15,000フィート）まで |
| 正確度 |
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| 直線性 | ±0.25 hPa |
| ヒステリシス | ±0.03 hPa |
| 再現性 | ±0.03 hPa |
| 校正の不確かさ | ±0.15 hPa |
| 消費電流 |
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| 温度範囲 | -40° ~ +60°C |
| 寸法 | 6.8 x 9.7 x 2.8 cm (2.7 x 3.8 x 1.1 in.) |
| ケーブル長 | 76.2 cm (30 in.) |
| 重さ | 90 g (3.2 oz) |
互換性
注意： 以下は代表的な互換性情報を示しています。互換性のある製品や互換性のない製品をすべて網羅したリストではありません。
Data Loggers
| 製品 | 互換性 | 注意 |
|---|---|---|
| CR1000 (リタイア) | ||
| CR300 (リタイア) | ||
| CR3000 (リタイア) | ||
| CR310 | ||
| CR350 | ||
| CR6 | ||
| CR800 (リタイア) | ||
| CR850 (リタイア) |
互換性に関する追加情報
データロガーに関する考慮事項
取り付け
CS106 は通常、ENC12/14 以上の屋外収納ケース内のデータロガーの隣に取り付けられます。とても小さい ENC100 は、CS106 を専用の屋外収納ケースに別々に収納するために使用できます。
ドキュメント
マニュアル
よくある質問
CS106に関するよくある質問の数： 12
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The CS106 is not a direct replacement. To use a CS106 in a system that previously used a CS105, the multiplier and offset will need to be changed in the program. Because the CS106 has a longer warm-up time, if the sensor is turned on and off, it may be necessary to make some adjustments to the warm-up time.
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The sensor plug on the CS106 is the same as the one on the CS105. If the cable and connections are still working correctly, it should be possible to power down the station and swap out the sensors without any difficulty.
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Noisy measurements may be caused by several factors:
- The sensor was not allowed to warm up adequately.
- The sensor is placed in an electrically noisy environment, which makes other analog measurements noisy.
- The power supply for the sensor or station is dirty. (There is not a clean regulated voltage.)
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Yes, but only if certain conditions are met:
- The sensor resides in a non-condensing environment.
- The vent tube accessing the high humidity environment is extremely well desiccated to keep any moisture from reaching the sensor’s components. Moisture in the sensor will damage the sensor, often to an un-repairable state.
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Either the CS100 or the CS106 can fit inside an ENC100. For more information, refer to the Specifications information on the ENC100 product page.
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In most cases, enclosures and buildings have enough little spaces for the pressure to stay at equilibrium with the outside pressure. Therefore, the sensor does not need to be vented to the outside. It is possible, however, that the rate at which the pressure equalizes is slowed by being in an enclosure, but the rate change usually is not noticeably significant.
If the sensor resides in an absolutely air-tight environment, and the pressure outside this environment needs to be measured, then the sensor will need to be vented to the outside. However, venting to the outside may change the rating of the enclosure or associated inside environment.
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The manufacturer recommends calibration on a yearly basis. However, conformance to published standards or regulations may require this on a more frequent basis.
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For a reading in millibars, the multiplier is 0.240, and the offset is 500. To convert the millibar reading to different units, add an equation to the code.
To correct the pressure to sea level, see the “Correcting Pressure to Sea Level” section in the CS100 instruction manual or in the CS106 instruction manual. Alternatively, use Short Cut for Windows to generate the program, and, when prompted, enter the appropriate site elevation.
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Generally, these sensors are designed to measure the pressure of the environment where they are installed. The CS100 or CS106 can measure the air pressure within a snowpack if the enclosure is adequately sealed away from the snow while allowing the vent to have access to the snow. Note that it may be difficult to accomplish this.
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