The CM4 high-temperature total radiation meter from Kipp&Zonen is a specialized radiometer designed to measure solar or artificial light irradiance under the most extreme temperature conditions. This product has a unique design, with a working temperature range of -40 º C~150 º C and a measurable irradiance of up to 4000 W/m ². All components inside the radiometer have been carefully selected to withstand extreme high temperatures and radiation conditions. The CM4 instrument is also equipped with a 10m high-temperature resistant signal cable. The CM4 high-temperature total radiation meter has an internal first level temperature compensation, but is also equipped with a built-in Pt-100 temperature sensor to provide additional information about the measurement conditions. Monitoring temperature during CM4 operation is beneficial for subsequent data correction, thereby improving measurement accuracy. CM4 also comes with a calibration table, which provides the instrument sensitivity applicable to each measurement temperature range, as well as the maximum error in the measured irradiation values within each range. The drying box used is a screw in type, which is easy to remove and fill. The bag also contains a desiccant for replacement.

application area
phytotron
Automotive high temperature testing room
Other technological facilities with extreme artificial environmental conditions

FEATURES
Design of heat-resistant instruments
The working temperature range is wider
Excellent temperature dependence
Built in Pt-100 temperature sensor
High density radiation flux detection capability