Name: 6496 Davis Instruments VP2 Sensor Upgrade Kit
SKU: 6496
Availability: InStock

Description

Want to upgrade your Vantage Pro 2 (VP2) sensor suite to a VP2 Plus? This bundle has all the parts you need

A 6450 Solar Sensor
A 6490 UV Sensor
A 6673 Mounting Shelf
Mounting hardware to affix the sensors to the shelf and the shelf to the sensor suite

Having the 6450 solar sensor on your VP2 sensor suite allows your Davis system to calculate the THSW Index and Potential EvapoTranspiration (ET) Rate
The Temperature Humidity Solar Wind Index is useful when thinking about the impact of weather conditions (such as dehydration, wind chill and overheating) on you, your staff or stock
Potential EvapoTranspiration (ET) Rate: an estimate of the amount of water returned to the air in a given area over a vegetated area. It includes both evaporation and transpiration (by plants). This ET rate is useful to people who are monitoring plant growth and associated water usage (such as irrigation)
Having the 6490 ultraviolet (UV) radiation sensor on your VP2 sensor suite allows your Davis system to measure the intensity of the sunburning part of the UV spectrum (UVA and UVB) and calculate and display the UV Index, dose rate, daily and accumulated UV dose

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A precision pyranometer that detects radiation at wavelengths of 400-1100 nanometers
Measures the intensity of solar irradiance, enabling display of incident power (Watts per square metre) and cumulative energy (Langleys)
Silicon photodiode transducer with a wide spectral response
Two-piece housing minimises radiation heating by allowing convection cooling and prevents the trapping of water or dust
Built in bubble-level
Comes with the screws needed to mount the sensor to the mounting shelf
0.6m cable with RJ-11 connector to plug straight into your VP2 sensor suite transmitter box

A precision radiometer that detects ultraviolet (UV) radiation at wavelengths of 290-390 nanometers
Output shows UV radiation dose in MEDS
The spectral response is closely matched to the Erythema Action Spectrum (defined by McKinlay & Diffey 1987) and internationally recognised as the radiation that is most responsible for causing redness of the human skin
The shield provides a cutoff ring with a comb structure for cosine response
The UV sensor body houses a diffuser, transducer and amplifier
Two-piece housing minimises radiation heating by allowing convection cooling and prevents the trapping of water or dust
Built in bubble-level
Comes with the screws needed to mount the sensor to the mounting shelf
0.6m cable with RJ-11 connector to plug straight into your VP2 sensor suite transmitter box

Attaches next to the rain collector on the VP2 sensor suite
Rigid shelf with anodized aluminum posts and stainless steel hardware
Included in the box are all the screws, washers etc to attach this mounting shelf to the sensor suite