BLK – GLD sticker series
BLK – GLD stickers are designed to be applied by the user, but can optionally also be pre-applied at the factory. Applying a sticker to a heat flux sensor does not change the sensitivity of the sensor, so no additional calibration is required. Using the reliable measurement technology behind our heat flux sensors, separating convective.
The working principle of BLK – GLD stickers: sensors equipped with black absorbing stickers will absorb all radiation while gold reflective stickers reflect all radiation. Both stickers are sensitive to convective heat flux. and radiative heat flux has never been easier.
Suggested use
Measuring heat flux, users may wish to measure only radiative or only convective heat flux. This is now possible with the BLK – GLD sticker series, designed to be used with a wide range of our market-leading heat flux sensors. BLK – GLD stickers are designed to be applied by the user, but can optionally also be pre-applied at the factory.
Measurement: convective and / or radiative heat flux
BLK:
- Measurement convective and radiative heat flux
- Spectral range (UV-VIS-NIR-FIR) 250 to > 10000 x 10⁻⁹ m
- Absorption over range > 95 %
- Rated temperature range – continuous use: -40 to +150 °C*, short intervals: -40 to +260 °C*
GLD:
- Measurement convective heat flux
- Spectral range (NIR-FIR): 700 to > 10000 x 10⁻⁹ m
- Reflection over range: > 95 %
- Spectral range (VIS): 400 to 700 x 10⁻⁹ m
- Reflection over range: > 80 %
- Solar absorption: < 20 %
- Rated temperature range – continuous use: -185 to +150 °C*, short intervals: -185 to +260 °C*
- Effect on sensor sensitivity: negligible
- Application on sensor: by user or at factory see user manual and instruction video
GLD for use with FHF05(SC): GLD-10X10, GLD-15X30, GLD-50X50 (SC), GLD-15X85, GLD-85X85 (SC)
BLK for use with FHF05(SC): BLK-10X10, BLK-15X30, BLK-50X50 (SC), BLK-15X85, BLK-85X85 (SC)
GLD for use with HFP01: GLD-80
BLK for use with HFP01: BLK-80
* See also the rated temperature ranges in the sensor user manual
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