Model6000能见度仪英文样本

The Belfort Model 6000 Visibility Sensor is designed to monitor visibility conditions over a range of 0-50 miles (0-80 km). The Model 6000 includes both analog and digital outputs. Analog output ranges of 0-1, 0-5 or 0-10 volts and 4-20 mA are available. Also included are alarm outputs, which can be adjusted to alarm at user preset visibility thresholds. Two alarm channels are standard, making it possible to indicate Good/Medium/Poor Visibility by setting the appropriate thresholds. Digital RS232 and RS422 output at 300-38,400 Baud can be used to indicate the present visibility and provide diagnostic information. Belfort has applied its proven experience with visibility technology in designing this new sensor for applications which still require high accuracy, but over a more limited range of visibility. These sensors are designed to provide both accuracy and reliability in a cost effective package. Applications include lighthouses, highways, resort areas, as well as shipboard and other marine platforms. Visibility is detected using widely accepted principles of forward scattering. A high output infrared LED transmitter projects light into a sample volume, and light scattered in a forward direction is collected by the receiver. The light source is modulated to provide excellent rejection of background noise and natural variations in background light intensity. The sensor’s analog output signal is proportional to visibility. Visibility is also compared to the preset alarm thresholds, so that when alarm conditions are reached, the outputs are switched. Visibility thresholds can be set to any value within the instrument range. Alarm outputs are toggled from 0 to 5 V, or from 5 to 0 V, when the alarm condition is satisfied.