Purpose:

The MQ-100 handheld photosynthetically active radiometer integrates an optical quantum probe at the top of the measuring instrument, allowing real-time measurement of photosynthetically active radiation without the need for external probes. It is compact in size and easy to carry, making it easy to put in your pocket. In addition, you can also choose AL-210 stainless steel leveling bracket for MQ-100, which can easily fix the entire handheld recorder on a horizontal surface or stand on a desktop. The AL-210 stainless steel leveling bracket is also equipped with horizontal bubbles and 3 leveling screws, allowing you to easily complete the leveling operation without any tools.

The MQ series handheld photosynthetically available radiation (PAR) meter can be used to measure photosynthetically available radiation (PAR) from 410 to 655nm. It has data recording function and can record 99 manual measurement data. In automatic mode, the measuring instrument will measure every 30 seconds and store the average value every 30 minutes. At the same time, it can also calculate the mean of daily data and store up to 99 daily averages. Its built-in display screen allows you to obtain measurement data in a timely manner. Through the AC-100 data cable, you can easily import the data stored in the measuring instrument into your computer.

In daily use, radiation entering the sensor at low angles is often reflected off, resulting in underestimated values. Therefore, Apogee's radiation sensor adopts an arc-shaped top design to receive more low angle incident radiation and reduce cosine response errors.

The innovative blue lens used in the MQ series handheld photosynthetically active radiometer can reduce the measurement error of sunlight (direct radiation, scattered radiation, or plant canopy reflected radiation, etc.) and electronic light sources such as fluorescent lamps, metal halide lamps, and high-pressure sodium lamps to within 5%, effectively improving the accuracy of the sensor. The measurement error for LED light sources (blue, green, red, cool white, neutral white, and warm white) is also less than 10%. In addition, the light quantum probe used in the MQ series adopts a waterproof design, which can be used normally even in humid, rainy, and even underwater environments (except for the MQ-100).

Characteristics:

Handheld design, convenient to carry

Separate or integrated design of photosynthetically active radiation probe and reading meter

Fast response time

Real time display of data

Comes with built-in memory, data can be stored and downloaded

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Place of Origin:America