Global Water Solar Radiation Shield

The Global Water Solar Radiation Shield provides shade for the WQ101 Temperature Sensor and the WE600 Relative Humidity Sensor while allowing ample ambient airflow.

Features

  • High reflectiveness
  • Low heat retention
  • Low thermoconductivity
List Price $297.00
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Overview
The Solar Radiation Shield enhances daytime temperature accuracy, even in direct sunlight. The radiation shield provides shade for the WQ101 Temperature Sensor and the WE600 Relative Humidity Sensor while allowing ample ambient airflow. This shield replaces the WE770 solar radiation shield.

Design
The new shield comes with the brackets and fittings to hold the WQ101 Temperature Sensor and the WE600 Humidity Sensor. It also comes ready to mount on the 1” stainless steel tube frame for the WE800 and WE900 weather stations. The solar shield offers easy installation and includes an integrated hanger, allowing for multiple mounting options. The shield has been treated to resist degradation resulting from exposure to UV rays, but the overall lifespan will depend on where and how the shield is mounted.

Questions & Answers
How many sensors can fit under the shield?
The WE770 Solar shield can house up to two sensors.
Will the shield protect from rain?
The Global Water solar shield will protect sensors from vertical precipitation, but is not guaranteed against blowing rain.
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