Maibe a Vaisala wxt536 but it doesn't have the SOLAR RADIATION sensor, maybe it can be added.
It outputs data in SDI-12, RS232, RS485, you can configure that. The great advantage is the pluviometer that is not mechanic so the maintenance is very reduced.
You can get prices in the Vaisala Web site, you can put your configuratione and you get the price.
Hi, thanks for the reply and the suggestion I had a look at the equipment and it looks quite good but not certain about the precipitation sensor
The precipitation measurements metrics are the following:
Collecting area 60 cm2(9.3 in2)
Output resolution 0.01 mm (0.001 in)
Field accuracy for daily accumulation Better than 5 %, weather-dependent
Duration Counting each 10‑second increment whenever droplet detected
Duration output resolution 10 s
Intensity Running 1‑minute average, 10 s steps
Intensity observation range 0 ... 200 mm/h (0 ... 7.87 in/h) (broader with reduced accuracy)
Intensity output resolution 0.1 mm/h (0.01 in/h)
Since these are sensors that use drop impact and drop density can the reported "Better than 5 %" accuracy be trusted in field conditions? Also can someone comment on the general accuracy and performance of this type of sensors?
Thanks