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LI-COR LI-200R Solar Radiation Sensors
The LI‑200R Pyranometer measures total solar radiation.
Features
- Weather resistant and durable in long-term outdoor deployments
- Cosine corrected to 82° incident angles for accurate measurements
- Detachable sensor simplifies installation and removal of sensor
Starting At $360.00
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Overview
The LI-COR LI‑200R measures total solar radiation with an unfiltered silicon photodiode. Although the LI‑200R does not measure the total solar spectrum, its measurements correspond closely to first-class thermopiles under outdoor conditions.
Mechanics
The crown of the sensor rapidly sheds water, reducing pooling around the sensor. It also physically blocks light that is outside the hemisphere of sensitivity, providing a precise cosine response.
Applications
Ideal for agricultural, meteorological, solar energy, and environmental research, it is available with a variety of cable lengths and output signals for compatibility with most data loggers.
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LI-200R-BNC-2
Pyranometer with microamp output, 2m cable with BNC connector
Your Price $360.00
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LI-200R-BNC-5
Pyranometer with microamp output, 5m cable with BNC connector
$371.00
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LI-200R-BNC-15
Pyranometer with microamp output, 15m cable with BNC connector
$391.00
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LI-200R-BNC-50
Pyranometer with microamp output, 50m cable with BNC connector
$479.00
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LI-200R-BL-2
Pyranometer with microamp output, 2m cable with bare leads
$335.00
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LI-200R-BL-5
Pyranometer with microamp output, 5m cable with bare leads
$340.00
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LI-200R-BL-15
Pyranometer with microamp output, 15m cable with bare leads
$371.00
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LI-200R-BL-50
Pyranometer with microamp output, 50m cable with bare leads
$453.00
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LI-200R-SMV-2
Pyranometer with standardized mV output, 2m cable with bare leads
$438.00
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LI-200R-SMV-5
Pyranometer with standardized mV output, 5m cable with bare leads
$453.00
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LI-200R-SMV-15
Pyranometer with standardized mV output, 15m cable with bare leads
$474.00
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LI-200R-SMV-50
Pyranometer with standardized mV output, 50m cable with bare leads
$556.00
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