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ZVS Visibility Sensor

ZVS Visibility Sensor

ZVS100 / ZVS200 / ZVS300

The ZVS is a visibility sensor range available in three models: ZVS100 and ZVS200 use forward scattering, ZVS300 uses backscattering, covering measurement ranges from 5 m up to 30 km depending on model. It is supplied in the UK by MetSensor UK.

  • Three models covering different visibility ranges up to 30 km
  • ZVS100/200 use forward scattering; ZVS300 uses backscattering
  • Data update interval configurable 0-60 seconds
  • Consistency of 4% across all models
  • 850 nm peak wavelength, 100 nm bandwidth
  • RS485, RS232, WiFi, Bluetooth, LTE communication options
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Specifications

ZVS100 principle/range/accuracyForward scattering, 5m-10km, ≤2km ±2%, 2-10km ±5%
ZVS200 principle/range/accuracyForward scattering, 5m-30km, ≤2km ±2%, 2-10km ±5%
ZVS300 principle/range/accuracyBackscattering, 5m-8km (up to 20km), ±5%
Consistency4% (all models)
Data update interval0-60s
Scattering angleForward scatter 39-51°
Peak wavelength850 nm
Bandwidth100 nm
Power inputDC 12V/24V
Power consumption<2W
Operating temperature-40 to +85°C
Operating humidity0-100%
Communication interfacesRS485, RS232, WiFi, Bluetooth, LTE
Consumption<2W
Operating temperature/humidity-40°C - +85°C / 0-100%
Monitoring ParametersVisibility, Photograph, GPS
InterfacesRS485, RS232, WiFi, Bluetooth, LTE

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the ZVS100, ZVS200 and ZVS300?+

ZVS100 and ZVS200 both use forward-scattering technology, with the ZVS200 covering a wider range up to 30 km. The ZVS300 uses backscattering technology and covers up to 8 km typically, extending to 20 km maximum.

What visibility range does the ZVS200 cover?+

5 m to 30 km, with ±2% accuracy up to 2 km and ±5% from 2-10 km.

What wavelength does the ZVS sensor use?+

An 850 nm peak wavelength with 100 nm bandwidth.

How often does the ZVS update its reading?+

The data update interval is configurable between 0 and 60 seconds.