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DAVIS Solar Radiation Sensor User Manual

DAVIS Solar Radiation Sensor
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Page 12 Solar Radiation Sensor
VANTAGE PRO VERSION: INSTALLATION ON THE SENSOR MOUNTING SHELF
Follow these instructions to mount the solar radiation sensor on the shelf. The
shelf has two large holes, to hold a solar radiation sensor and a UV sensor. It
doesn’t matter which hole you use first.
Testing the Sensor
On Vantage Pro’s Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS), the sensor interface module, or
SIM, is inside the radiation shield. (The SIM is where the sensors connect with
the rest of the weather station). You need to remove the radiation shield plates
to access the SIM and test the sensor. Take your console with you.
On the rain collector side of your ISS, underneath the white mounting base is
the radiation shield. It consists of several white plastic plates.
Accessing the SIM
1. Remove the wing nuts, lock
washers and at washers.
2. Remove the rst three plates
of the radiation shield.
You should now be able to
see the SIM.
3. Plug the solar radiation sensor
cable into the receptacle
labeled SOLAR on the SIM.
Hold the sensor body with
white diffuser pointed
upward. Do NOT touch
the diffuser. If you do,
clean it after mounting.
(See “Maintaining the Sen-
sor” on page 15.)
4. On your console, press the
SOLAR key to see reading.
Shade the sensor with your
hand — the value should
drop.
5. Unplug the sensor cable from
the SIM.
Do not put the shield plates
back on yet. You’ll have to
plug the sensor cable into the
SIM again, once you have
mounted the sensor.
Open Plate
Open Plate
Closed Plate
#8 Wing Nut
#8 Lock Washer
#8 Flat Washer
Antenna
deployment
hole (used on
Wireless only)
Sensor
Interface
Module
(SIM)
Mounting Base

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DAVIS Solar Radiation Sensor Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDAVIS
ModelSolar Radiation Sensor
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish

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