
Product features: 1. There is a good linear relationship between brightness and photocurrent. 2. The equipment has its own LCD screen, which can display the status, fault alarm and data storage functions. 3. Multi-range option. 4. When the photocell is calibrated at room temperature of 25 ℃, the error is automatically corrected to less than 1% in actual operation. 5. The measurement characteristics are linear and can respond instantaneously to light changes. 6. Multiple output modes are selected, and data transmission is convenient. Installation method: HY-LXP21 tunnel light intensity monitor is installed on the wall of the designated area in the tunnel. In order to avoid the damage caused by accidents or automobile wreckage, HY-LXP21 should be installed at an appropriate position with a height of about 4m and a distance of more than 10m from the tunnel entrance. HY-CDP22 tunnel brightness monitor is installed at an appropriate position about 4m away from the road surface and about 120-200m away from the tunnel entrance. With high reliability and low maintenance. The latest microprocessor technology, complete digital operation, easy installation and debugging. Technical parameters: Model: HY-CDP22 (outside tunnel) Measuring range: 0 ~ 7000 cd/m2 Tunnel brightness detector Technical index: Measurement error: ± 1% Measurement angle: vertical ≥ 20 horizontal ≥ 20 Analog output: 4 ~ 20mA (proportional to measurement range) Digital output: RS485 (default) or RS232 (optional) Power supply: 100 ~ 220VAC 50Hz Size: 376*136*164mm (Length * Width * Height) Model: HY-LXP21 (inside tunnel) Tunnel Light Intensity Detector Technical Index: Product model: HY-LXP21 (inside the hole) Measurement range: 0 ~ 20000 Lux (default) 0 ~ 500 cd/m2 (optional) 0 ~ 10cd/m2 (optional) Measurement error: ± 1% Measurement angle: vertical ≥ 20 horizontal ≥ 20 Analog output: 4 ~ 20mA (proportional to measurement range) Digital output: RS485 (default) or RS232 (optional) Power supply: 100 ~ 220VAC 50Hz Overall dimensions: 376*136*164mm (Length * Width * Height)
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