All FAQs (1980 total: showing 81-100)
- Does the CS241 have a protection rating?
- Does the mast of the CM375 have any lightning protection?
- If duckbill anchors cannot be used to stabilize the CM375 in uneven, rocky terrain, what should be used instead?
- Can the base plate of the CM375 be fixed to the ground to improve stability, especially in rocky, mountainous areas?
- Can the mast and the guy cables of the CM375 support ice loading?
- Under what temperature conditions can the CM375 operate?
- What is the probable life expectancy of the CM375 mast?
- Is the CS241 recommended for use at the back or the front of the bifacial module?
- For the standard (non-NIST) version of the CS240 sensors, how does Campbell Scientific verify the ability of the sensors to measure and that the measurements made are calibrated to provide correct measurements?
- What are the differences between the different turbidity units used, such as NTU, FBU, FTU, and FNU?
- What is the difference between the backscatter measurement of the OBS-3+ and the side-scatter measurement of the ClariVue™10 sensor?
- How can data from LoggerNet be added into the SCADA software OSIsoft PI?
- Why is NIST traceability beneficial for surface temperature sensors, such as the CS240, the 110PV, and the CS240DM?
- If the temperature drops below -40°C, is that a problem for the CSAT3BH?
- How does the CH201 compare with the 18529 Morningstar SunSaver-10 Regulator?
- Can the CH201 be connected to two 12 A sources, or does the total from the two sources have to be equivalent to 12 A?
- If a CH201 is connected to both a solar panel and an AC/DC power convert, which power supply does the device use?
- How quickly can measurements be attained using the ClimaVue™50?
- Is the calibration for the CS240DM NIST traceable?
- Are the traditional methods of using RTD to measure the back-of-module temperature not used with the CS240 and CS240DM because these methods may cause hot spots?
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