The PHYTOS 31 lets you know leaf wetness in no uncertain terms. It measures both the onset and duration of wetness on a simulated leaf, which in turn predicts when the onset of certain diseases or infections may occur. It’s not only a more accurate instrument, it’s also the easiest to set up, making it a simple and straightforward solution to several problems.
Accuracy
Only the PHYTOS 31 ensures that every water droplet is measured. Unlike conventional leaf wetness sensors, its resistance grid doesn’t use salt-laced latex paint which absorbs water. This gives it extra sensitivity to avoid false positives. So there’s no having to cull data to figure out if the sensor was really wet or not.
- Accurate and easy to use
- Detect leaf wetness and ice formation
- Sensitivity without false positives
- Mimics a real leaf, so moisture will condense/evaporate as it would on a normal leaf
| Dimensions |
Length: 12.0 cm Width: 5.8 cm Height: 0.8 cm |
| Operating Temperature Range |
Minimum: -40.00 °C Maximum: 60.00 °C |
| Cable Length |
5 m (standard) 40 m (maximum custom cable length) |
| Cable Diameter | 0.165 ±.004 (4.20 ± .10 mm) with min. jacket of .030 (.76 mm) |
| Supply Voltage | Min. 2.5VDC |
| Setting Time | 10ms |
| Signal Output | 300−1,250 mV (depends on excitation voltage) |
