Snow Depth Sensor production-NiuBoL

As the manufacturer of Snow Depth Sensor, we are pleased to introduce you this intelligent snow depth sensor with ultrasonic telemetry technology. This device is capable of automated continuous monitoring of snow depth and is widely used in meteorology, airports, ports, laboratories, industry and agriculture, and transportation. The following is a detailed introduction of the sensor's function, value and application scenarios:

Snow Depth Sensor Product Introduction

NBL-W-SNOW Snow Depth Sensor is an intelligent device designed for accurate snow depth measurement. It calculates snow depth by transmitting 50KHz ultrasonic waves and measuring the time difference between the signal's transmission and return. The sensor's high accuracy, low power consumption and rugged design make it suitable for long-term stable operation in a variety of complex environmental conditions.

Snow Depth Sensor Main Features

- Ultrasonic telemetry technology: Adopts advanced ultrasonic technology to ensure the accuracy and real-time measurement results.

- Automated continuous monitoring: able to automatically carry out continuous monitoring of snow depth, reducing manual intervention and improving work efficiency. Multiple power supply modes: supports utility power supply.

- Multiple power supply modes: Supports utility power supply and provides DC 12V backup power supply options to adapt to different usage scenarios.

- Flexible communication interface: support RS485 communication mode, easy to integrate with other systems.

- Low Temperature Heating Function: Automatically turn on the heating function in low temperature environment (<5℃) to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

- Wide working temperature range: it can work stably in a wide range of temperatures from -40℃ to 50℃, adapting to all kinds of harsh climate conditions.

Snow Depth Sensor Application Scenarios

1. meteorological monitoring: used for real-time monitoring of snow depth changes at weather stations to support weather forecasting and climate research. 2. airports and ports: provide critical snow depth measurements.

2. Airports and Ports: Provide critical weather information to assist decision-making to ensure aviation and navigation safety, especially in winter.

3. Transportation: Assessing road snow conditions and guiding snow removal operations to ensure traffic safety.

4. Agriculture and Livestock: Help farmers to understand the snow cover situation and make reasonable production plans to protect crops and livestock.

5. scientific research and education: support various kinds of scientific research and teaching experiments related to snow depth, and provide reliable experimental data.

6. environmental protection: monitor snow cover in nature reserves or ecological restoration projects, and assess changes in the ecological environment.