JW-TBQ-UVAB(LC45) UVAB Radiation Sensor measures ultraviolet radiation intensity across the 280 to 400nm spectrum with fast response, high accuracy, and stable long-term performance. It is designed for meteorological observation, environmental monitoring, UV exposure assessment, outdoor safety evaluation, agriculture research, and scientific radiation studies.
2. Product Overview
JW-TBQ-UVAB(LC45)UVAB Radiation Sensor is a professional ultraviolet monitoring instrument used to measure and record UV radiation intensity in the 280 to 400nm wavelength range. It is suitable for monitoring combined UVA and UVB radiation in outdoor environments, research sites, weather stations, industrial safety projects, and environmental monitoring networks.
The sensor adopts advanced thermopile sensing technology and a high precision optical glass cover to improve light transmittance, sensitivity, and measurement consistency. With a fast response time of ≤10s, it can quickly capture changes in UV radiation and provide reliable data for UV exposure assessment and environmental analysis.
The sensor supports 0–20mV, 4–20mA, and RS485 outputs, making it easy to integrate with data loggers, RTUs, PLC systems, weather stations, and IoT monitoring platforms.
Parameter
Specification
Product Type
UVAB Radiation Sensor
Spectral Range
280–400nm
Signal Range
0–500W/m²
Output Signal
0–20mV 4–20mA RS485
Sensitivity
<100μV/W·m⁻²
Response Time
≤10s
Internal Resistance
10–30Ω
Annual Stability
≤±2%
Cosine Response
≤4% at solar elevation angle 30°
Measurement Accuracy
≤3%
Temperature Error
≤2%
Operating Temperature
-40°C to 80°C
Operating Humidity
0% to 100% RH
Weight
0.8kg
3.Output and Integration Overview
The UVAB radiation sensor supports multiple signal outputs for different monitoring and automation requirements:
Output Type
Application
0–20mV
Precision analog acquisition systems
4–20mA
Industrial monitoring and long-distance signal transmission
RS485
Digital monitoring networks and IoT platform integration
The RS485 version is suitable for connection with data loggers, RTUs, PLCs, Modbus systems, weather station controllers, and remote environmental monitoring platforms.
4. Application Scenarios
Meteorological UV radiation monitoring
Environmental monitoring stations
Outdoor workplace UV exposure assessment
Solar radiation and atmospheric research
Agriculture and crop growth research
Public health and skin exposure studies
Climate and ecological research
Park and scenic area UV index monitoring
Smart weather station integration
Scientific laboratory and field research
FAQ
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1. What does this UVAB radiation sensor measure?
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It measures ultraviolet radiation intensity in the 280 to 400nm spectral range, covering UVAB radiation monitoring requirements.
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2. What is the measurement range of the sensor?
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The signal range is 0 to 500W/m², making it suitable for outdoor UV radiation monitoring.
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3. What output options are available?
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The sensor supports 0–20mV, 4–20mA, and RS485 output options.
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4.Can JW-IoT Automation provide the sensor with RS485 output?
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Yes. JW-IoT Automation can provide an RS485 output version for direct integration with digital monitoring networks.
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5. What is the response time of the UVAB radiation sensor?
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The response time is ≤10 seconds, allowing fast UV radiation data collection.
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6. Is this sensor suitable for outdoor monitoring stations?
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Yes. It supports a working temperature range of -40°C to 80°C and operating humidity of 0% to 100% RH.
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7. Why choose JW-IoT Automation UVAB radiation sensor for long term monitoring?
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JW-IoT Automation UVAB radiation sensor offers high accuracy, fast response, stable annual performance, and flexible output options for long-term outdoor monitoring.
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Can this sensor be used for meteorological applications?
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Yes. It is suitable for meteorological stations, UV radiation research, environmental monitoring, and climate observation projects.
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9. Does the sensor require an external RS485 converter?
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No. The built-in RS485 output module allows direct integration into RS485 communication networks.