| Temperature Sensors |
| Air Temperature |
ICT International manufactures a range of "smart" temperature sensors for various environmental applications ranging from measurement of ambient conditions and crop temperature monitoring, to cattle comfort (heat stress) analysis. |
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| Soil Temperature |
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| Thermocouple Smart Interface |
The TT4 is a digital interface to allow connection of thermocouple temperature sensors to the SL5 SmartLogger. |
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| Thermistor Smart Interface |
The TR4 is a digital interface to allow connection of thermistor temperature sensors to the SL5 Smart Logger. It provides a means of connecting up to four thermistors of the specified type to the system. |
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| Relative Humidity & Barometric Pressure Sensors |
| Relative Humidity |
The "smart" HU1 Relative Humidity Sensor by ICT International utilises an active polymer capacitor as a sensing element to provide reliable readings of relative humidity with minimum maintenance. |
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| Combined Relative Humidity & Air Temperature |
The HT1 humidity and air temperature sensor combines the functions of the TA1 and HU1 sensors into one convenient dual-purpose housing. |
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| Barometric Pressure |
ICT International has designed a reliable and stable Barometric Pressure Sensor (BP1) for environmental and meteorological monitoring applications. |
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| Wind Speed & Direction Sensors |
| Anemometer |
Used to monitor wind speed, wind run and wind gust, ICT International's range of 'smart' digital wind speed sensors combine robust design with accuracy and a low starting threshold for sensitivity in a wide range of operating conditions. |
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| Wind Vane (Direction) Sensor |
The "smart" WD2 Wind Direction Sensor by ICT International overcomes the "deadband" problem associated with conventional potentiometer type wind direction sensors. |
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| Solar Radiation Sensors |
Solar Radiation (and optional Sunshine Hours)
Quantum PAR |
The SR2 is a solar radiation shortwave (global) spectrum sensor with a spectral response from 400 to 950 nanometres, which is used to record sunshine hours or total incident solar energy. The PR1 Photosynthetic Active Radiation (PAR) sensor has a similar construction to the SR2 but with a spectral response range from 400 to 700 nanometres. |
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| Net Pyrradiometer |
The CN1-R Net Pyrradiometer measures the net total radiation flux (solar, terrestrial, and atmospheric) downward and upward through a horizontal surface. It is suitable for solar energy studies in agriculture and meteorology. |
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| Rain Gauges & Pluviometers |
| Tipping Bucket Rain Gauges |
A range of rain gauges are available to suit your application and budget. Rain gauges are available separately or combined with loggers (below) as complete pluviometers. |
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| Research-Grade Pluviometer PLV2 |
ICT’s PLV2 Pluviometer consists of a tipping bucket rain gauge with 0.2mm tip and Mini-Log Datalogger, offering a stand-alone measurement system suitable for any short- or long-term application. |
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| Commercial-Grade Pluviometer PLVEM50-100 |
ICT's PLVEM50 Pluviometer consists of a tipping-bucket rain gauge with 0.2 mm tip and EM50B data logger. |
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| Low-cost Pluviometers PLVEM5-50 and PLVEM5-100 |
ICT's PLVEM5 Pluviometer consists of a EM5B logger with either a ECRN50 tipping-bucket raingauge (1mm tip) or ECRN100 raingauge (0.2mm tip). |
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| Drainage Flow Measurement |
ICT's Flow Gauge is considered to be one of the most accurate flow gauges used for measuring water flow coming out of a pipe or a drain. When connected to a data logger, the data can be stored and collected when required. |
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| Leaf Wetness Sensors |
Leaf Wetness Sensor
Used with the Em50 logger system
LWS Brochure (140K PDF)
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The Dielectric Leaf Wetness Sensor (LWS) enables accurate and affordable leaf wetness
monitoring. The Leaf Wetness Sensor determines the presence and duration of wetness on a leaf’s surface, enabling researchers and producers to forecast disease
and protect plant canopies. |
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| Leaf Wetness |
ICT International's LW2 and LWH leaf wetness sensors replicates the effect of moisture on leaf or artificial surfaces and can be used for a variety of situations such as leaf wetness, rain event or other applications where over-spray events need to be monitored or controlled. |
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| Evaporation Pans |
| Class A Evaporation Pan APAN |
The Class A Evaporation Pan is a standard Bureau of Meteorology Class A type for measurement of water evaporation. |
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