Concord Scientific Devices products

WS-GP1 Weather Station for wind speed and direction, relative humidity, air temperature, rain and solar radiation. Quick Start Guide Version 1.0 Delta-T.

The DL6 is a dedicated soil moisture logger optimised for use with Delta-T soil moisture sensors. It can be used with combinations of Theta Probes and Profile Probes and also accepts raingauge and soil temperature probe inputs. It is well suited to both research applications and irrigation monitoring. DL6 Loggers include a novel accelerated logging feature to allow the tracking of wetting fronts

The new advanced WS-GP2 Automatic Weather Station is based on the powerful GP2 Data Logger. It is an ideal solution for research and environmental monitoring applications. It provides a highly rugged and flexible system - users can select the optimal combination of sensors, logger, power and communications.

The DEX Dendrometer Data Logging System is comprised of a GP1 data logger and (2) DEX electronic dendrometers and can be used to monitor plant growth rate or stress levels over long periods of time. The system can operate completely unattended. The GP1 data logger offers a self-contained solution for monitoring DEX electronic dendrometers, soil moisture and weather sensors. Data can be monitored and displayed in real-time or output to a PC using the supplied RS-232 serial data cable.

A lightweight hand-held device for the accurate and easy determination of chlorophyll content in very small leaves and difficult to measure intact samples.

A lightweight hand-held device for the accurate and easy determination of chlorophyll content. The CCM-200 plus is the world most advanced chlorophyll content meter providing fast, accurate and reliable determinations on intact plant leaves and crops.

The AP4 Leaf Porometer measures diffusion conductance by comparing the precise rate of humidification within a small cuvette to readings obtained with a calibration plate. The plate has 6 diffusion conductance settings whose values have been accurately determined by finite element analysis.

The Sunshine Sensor is a patented design*. It uses an array of photodiodes with a unique computer-generated shading pattern to measure incident solar radiation. A microprocessor calculates the Global and Diffuse components of the radiation and determines the sunshine status. A built-in heater keeps the BF5 clear of dew, ice and snow down to -20°C. * The Sunshine Sensor is protected by patents EP 1012633 & US 6417500