SONOREX DIGITEC
The new generation
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Full convenience in use and display for all bath types
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Easy to operate - self-explanatory symbols well recognizable parameters,
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Target as well as actual values - brightly lighting LED-display
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4-step-operation as "plug and clean"
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Adjustable temperature range: 20-80 °C, with LED-display for target value and actual value of temperature
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Optical signal in case of excess temperature
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Timer for countdown and continuous operation
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DEGAS: adjustable pulse sound level for removing unwanted air bubbles, visible at LCD-display
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Automatic short-time ultrasound during heating
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Up period to avoid delay in boiling - switch-off possible
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Medical device class I
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Quality management system according to the requirements of EN ISO 13485
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Protection class IP 33 at highest possible level through liquid-tight mains cable and housing front without openings.
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SweepTec for permanent sound field oscillation ensures even and gentle cleaning
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Automatical safety shut-down 12 hours after last keypress
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Marking of filling level for safe dosage
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One-piece welded drain bow
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Transducers with high efficiency
Light & Radiation Systems
Agriculture Technology & Scientific Instruments Distributor
Light & Radiation Systems
Solar Radiation
Total solar radiation, direct beam and diffuse, incident on a horizontal surface is defined as global shortwave radiation, or shortwave irradiance, and is expressed
in Watts per square meter. Typical applications of pyranometers include incoming shortwave radiation measurement in agricultural, ecological, and hydrological
weather networks and solar panel arrays. Solar radiation is often used in evapotranspiration models.
Net Radiation
Net radiation is the balance between incoming and outgoing shortwave and longwave radiation and is spatially and temporally variable due to changes in position of the sun with respect to Earth’s surface, changes in atmospheric conditions, and differences in land surface conditions. Net radiation is the main source of energy for the physical and chemical processes that occur in the surface-atmosphere interface, including photosynthesis and evapotranspiration. The Apogee SN-500 net radiometer is a four-component instrument, with individual upward- and downwardlooking pyranometers and pyrgeometers and on-board calculation of net shortwave, longwave and total net radiation. Typical applications of net radiometers include measurement of net radiation on surface flux towers and weather stations.
UV Monitoring
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation constitutes a portion of the electromagnetic spectrum from 100 to 400 nm, and classified by wavelength into three regions : UV-A (315 to 400 nm), UV-B (280 to 315 nm) and UV-C (100 to 280 nm). The erythema action spectrum provides an internationally accepted representation of the erythema-inducing effectiveness of wavelengths in the UV part of the spectrum, forming the basis of the UV index used for public health information.
Typical applications of UV sensors include the providing of real time public health information, total UV radiation measurement in outdoor environments or in laboratory use with artificial light sources (e.g., germicidal lamps).
Illuminance
Illuminance is a measurement of radiant energy on a surface, weighted by the human eye response, which is sensitive to radiation from about 380 to 780 nm but is most sensitive in the middle of this range near 555 nm. Sensors that measure illuminance are referred to by many names, including light sensors, photometric radiometers, photopic sensors, and lux sensors. Illuminance is quantified in units of lux or footcandles. Typical applications of illuminance sensors include determination of optimum light levels in indoor environments, public areas and sporting facilities.
