Sunshine Recorder[Campbell-Strokes-Pattern]

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Balaji Hydro Met makes Sunshine Recorder Model (BHM-M-SSR) is and instruments used for accuracy measuring the duration of bright sunshine at a place. Both model working is same just one comes with marble base and another with adjustable stand. There are various types and models of Sunshine recorders available in the world but the Campbell-Strokes Pattern, which uses the focused heat radiation from the Sun is track on the chart, is preferred and widely used. There are three types of Campbellstrokes pattern of Sunshine Recorder mainly used in Tropical Temperature and Polar latitudes but Tropical Pattern of Sunshine Recorder as drawn up by the Indian Meteorological Department is extensively used in India and their neighbour countries which works between latitude 0° N to 40° S.

Category : Solar Monitoring
Model Number : BHM-M-SSR
Brand : Balaji Hydromet

Sunshine Recorder[Campbell-Strokes-Pattern]

Balaji Hydro Met makes Sunshine Recorder Model (BHM-M-SSR) is and instruments used for accuracy measuring the duration of bright sunshine at a place. Both model working is same just one comes with marble base and another with adjustable stand. There are various types and models of Sunshine recorders available in the world but the Campbell-Strokes Pattern, which uses the focused heat radiation from the Sun is track on the chart, is preferred and widely used. There are three types of Campbell strokes pattern of Sunshine Recorder mainly used in Tropical Temperature and Polar latitudes but Tropical Pattern of Sunshine Recorder as drawn up by the Indian Meteorological Department is extensively used in India and their neighbour countries which works between latitude 0° N to 40° S.

Technical Data

Latitude	0° S to 40° N or 0° N to 40° S
Dimension	24 x 19 x 17 CM
Sphere Dia	100 ± 3 mm
Changing Card	Daily
Period of recording	18 hours
D Light	74.9 ± 0.25 mm
Spherical segment	Material - Gunmetal or equivalent durability, (a) Central noon line engraved transversely across inner surface (b) Adjustment for inclination of segment to horizontal according to latitude (c) Double base with provision for levelling and azimuth setting (d) Grooves - three pairs to support the summer card, winter card and equinox card