Kipp & Zonen Sensor Cable Assemblies

The Kipp & Zonen sensor cables are 8-wire cable assemblies for use with the SMP-series pyranometers.

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  • Cables supplied with a connector
  • Multiple lengths available
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AWG 26
Number of strands 7x 0.15mm tinned copper
Wire insulation PE
Wire thickness 0.9 mm
Shield Spiral wrap tinned copper 0.15mm, 95% nominal optical coverage
Cable insulation PUR
Cable thickness 5 mm
Cable color Yellow RAL 1021
Impendance ~150 Ω/km at 20°C
Isolation resistance >1000 MΩ/km
Capacity ~100nF/km
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Yellow Kipp & Zonen cable assembly with flying leads on one end and an 8-pin sensor connector on the other.
K0362621
Sensor cable assembly with waterproof 8-pin plug, 10m
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Sensor cable assembly with waterproof 8-pin plug, 25m
K0362623
Sensor cable assembly with waterproof 8-pin plug, 25m
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Kipp & Zonen Sensor Cable Assemblies
K0362624
Sensor cable assembly with waterproof 8-pin plug, 50m
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K0362625
Sensor cable assembly with waterproof 8-pin plug, 100m
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