Rain Gauge / Alat Pengukur Hujan

The tipping bucket consists of a v-shaped element, designed to minimize friction and facilitate the oscillating action, involving benefits in the accuracy even with heavy rainfalls. The TP200 can be supplied in three different versions, the TP200-N with impulse output without any type of signal conditioning, the TP200-ISR and the TP200-12, both equipped with a signal conditioning electronics that reduces measurement uncertainties at high intensities of precipitation (both for intensity and amount values). TP200-ISR version makes available on a single connector the contact output (rainfall amount), the current output (intensity) and the Modbus serial output with software corrections included (both intensity and amount). The version TP200-12 has the same characteristics of the sensor TP200-ISR, with the difference that the physical and logical output protocol is the standard SDI-12. The rain gauge in version TP200-N is also available on heated version, powered at 24V (alternating or direct current). TP200 is supplied with power and signal cable (12m).

TP/TPUW rain gauges are very performant and reliable sensors for the measurement of both rainfall intensity and amount. The measuring principle is based on a tipping buckets mechanism, thoroughly designed in order to achieve very high standards of accuracy in the whole range, minimizing friction during the oscillating action of the bucket. The TPUW version is equipped with an electronic correction system to compensate the error caused by the tilting-pan measurement technology, ensuring high levels of functioning even at heavy rainfalls. The measurement correction is provided as a function of the rain intensity.Different types of outputs are available, from digital sources such as RS485-Modbus and SDI-12, to analogic in 4 ÷ 20 mA and 0÷2 V. The rain gauge is supplied with power and signal cable (12m).