Campbell Scientific ClimaVUE50 Product Manual

To install the ClimaVUE50 sensor, securely mount it on a tripod or mast using the provided mounting hardware. Ensure the sensor is level and the solar panel faces south (in the northern hemisphere) for optimal sunlight exposure.
The ClimaVUE50 sensor should be visually inspected monthly for any debris or damage. Clean the sensor surface every 3-6 months with a soft cloth and mild detergent to ensure accurate readings.
First, check all cable connections for secure fit. Verify power supply and inspect for any visible damage to the sensor. Use diagnostic tools provided by Campbell Scientific to check sensor status and data loggers for error messages.
Yes, the ClimaVUE50 is designed for all-weather use, functioning effectively in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 60°C and is resistant to rain, snow, and dust.
The ClimaVUE50 is factory-calibrated and typically does not require additional calibration. However, for verification, use a known reference sensor to compare data outputs.
The ClimaVUE50 collects data on air temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure, solar radiation, wind speed and direction, and precipitation.
Connect the ClimaVUE50 sensor to a Campbell Scientific data logger using the appropriate cables and configure the logger settings to match the sensor's output protocol.
The ClimaVUE50 can be powered using either solar panels with a rechargeable battery or an external DC power supply. Ensure the power source provides adequate voltage as specified in the sensor's manual.
To update the firmware, download the latest firmware version from Campbell Scientific's website and use the provided software tool to upload the firmware to the sensor via a USB or serial connection.
Inspect the sensor for any obstruction or dirt, ensure proper installation, and verify that the sensor is calibrated correctly. If issues persist, consult the troubleshooting section of the user manual or contact Campbell Scientific support.