Road Weather Sensors

1.Road Weather Sensors Product Introduction

Road Weather Sensors are used in road applications that require accurate and reliable visibility measurements, providing real-time visibility data.

The N20 Road Weather Sensors uses forward scattering method to measure the total extinction coefficient of the air, and then calculates the current visibility, and is widely used in road traffic, meteorological and other industries.

2.Technical features of Road Weather Sensors

1.The instrument shell is high-quality aluminum material, and is sprayed after anodization.The whole machine has excellent waterproof, dustproof and collision-proof performance;

2.The instrument transmitting and receiving lenses are designed downward to greatly reduce interference with sunlight and other miscellaneous light;

3.Identification of weather phenomena can identify weather phenomena such as fog, rain, snow, mixed precipitation, sunshine, etc., with a high recognition rate;

4.Built-in watchdog circuit to ensure reliable and stable outdoor operation for a long time;

5.The instrument communication and power interfaces both contain lightning protection designs, which greatly reduce lightning strikes and static damage;

6.12~24V wide voltage power supply, total power is about 1W, and the power consumption is extremely low.It can be powered by solar panels, batteries, etc.for a long time;

7.The digital interface uses RS485 or RS232, the standard MODBUS protocol, and there is no need for protocol adaptation;

8.The instrument can output 15s, 1min, and 10min visibility values, and can be read directly without configuration, making it more flexible to use.

3.Road Weather Sensors implementation standards

QX/T 536-2020 Forward scattering visibility meter test method

4.Road Weather Sensors Technical Indicators

5.Road Weather Sensors installation instructions

1.Installation location

The installation location of the visibility meter needs to be selected on an open, flat, unobstructed ground, away from buildings, trees, shrubs, peaks and other objects.This ensures that the instrument's observation range is not blocked and the data is more accurate.

Unnecessary optical interference should be avoided.The receiver of the visibility meter should be installed to a strong light source (such as sunlight), and the transmitter and receiver should be located in the north-south direction.

2.Installation height

The installation height of the visibility meter should be greater than 1.5m and less than 3m.If the installation height exceeds 3m, the corresponding height should be calibrated.

3.Installation steps

3.1 Before installation, users should prepare columns and install them on the columns using the clamps provided by the instrument.

3.2 Lift the instrument to a suitable position, install and fix the visibility instrument using the bolts after the clamp.During installation, ensure that the receiver and transmitter openings are downward, otherwise they should be reinstalled.