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Knight Optical has successfully launched a range of Stock Optical Domes for use in Pyronometers. Pyranometer/pyrgeometer are used for measuring solar irradiance. Typical applications being to understand where insulation needs to be within a building, climate studies and solar monitoring systems. A dome is essentially a window that has two parallel curves faces. Domes are used to shield the thermopile/ sensor used for making the measurements within a Pyranometer. Our domes are polished to high standards having good form error and high clarity with excellent transmission in the UV, NIR and FarIR spectrums allowing for accurate measurement. Capabilities: Domes are readily mountable, optically clear and manufactured to a high standard. Available from 5mm to 200mm in diameter and 0.25 to 10mm in thickness offering high transmission and extreme toughness for harsh environments. For more information read PDF

Trotec presents T260 Infrared-Thermohygrometer. It has been designed and made as per the highest German quality standards. It has a high readability display. The DP mode provides simultaneous display of the dew point and surface temperature. Once the wall temperature is approaching or is lower than the dew point temperature, the user is warned by the T260 through an alarm tone and an optical laser signal. This alert function facilitates quick investigation of surface and detection of weak spots. The user can individually configure these alert states. Using a USB cable, T260 thermohygrometer can be connected to a PC. It provides MultiMeasure Studio Software, which is freely available in the downloads segment of uk.trotec.com. The software enables real-time transfer of T260's measured values both online and to the PC. Thus the values can be stored for analysis or reporting at a later stage. It has a continuous glass surface, which can be cleaned with ease.

Addressable heat detector with built-in short circuit isolatorDETECTO HT110 is an addressable heat detector designed to work as part of the Tiras PRIME A system. It can be configurated for "Fixed temperature" (A2 or B Classes) or "rate-of-rise" operation mode (A2R Class).

ODE infrared detectors detect the infrared radiation of hot objects from 300° C to 2000 ° C. EGE ODE infrared detectors are designed for use under extreme conditions up to 350° C with optic fibre cables and attachment optics. The sensors provide a 4...20 mA output and have an additional freely adjustable switching threshold for the PNP switching output or relay output. The detectors are, for example, used to measure and monitor process temperatures in e.g. metal processing or glass manufacture.