Energy in nature - model to compare solar absorption, WIFI analog-digital set

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Model for comparing solar absorption with heat source and differently coated domes. Ideal for comparing heat absorption and radiation between shiny and matte objects. Thermometer handles on each dome make it easy to use and obtain data.
Kit includes:
1. model for comparing solar absorption.
Dimensions of the base: 26cm x 18 cm x 2.6 cm.
Height: 16.5 cm.
2 domes - one black and one of shiny metal
Thermometer holders on both domes
2. 50 cm long wires with banana plugs (4 mm) allowing to connect multiple wires (stacked) to a single point.
Set of 2 wires: red + black.
3. thermometer with a scale of -10...+110 o C, mercury-free, made with all-glass technique. 2 pcs.
4. Lightweight and handy DC/AC power supply in a handy compact case. Input voltage: 230 V AC (50 Hz). Output voltages: 1.5V, 3V, 4.5V, 6V, 9V and 12V. Max. load current: 2A.
5. Electronic stopwatch displays time, hours, minutes and seconds, as well as days and months. Sound signaling. Accuracy: 1/100th of a second.
6. Neulog: Light logger sensor

• Universal sensor used for experiments in various fields.
• We can list, for example, the stage of light emission during chemical reactions in chemistry, photosynthesis in biology, light radiation from light bulbs in physics, etc.
• With three ranges it can be used in a dark environment or, conversely, in direct sunlight outside the laboratory.
• The sensor measures the lighting directly. In both, i.e. both in fast and slow mode, it can recognize during measurement a very fast change of light radiation, e.g. fluctuations in its intensity during AC power supply or, on the contrary, very stable natural radiation of sunlight.
• The proper sensor is placed in a plastic box behind the input hole

Specification: Duration of the experiment: 50 milliseconds to 31 days.

7. Neulog: Temperature logger sensor

• One of the most universal sensors, because it can be used in biology, chemistry, physics, environmental research, processes such as photosynthesis, endothermal and exothermal reactions, thermal processes, etc.
• Recommended to work with other sensors to complete the measurements. Length of the measuring part of the thermometer is 180mm, diameter of its stainless steel tube: 3.2 mm

The sensor can be used to measure temperatures of solids, liquids and gases.

8. Neulog: Battery module

• The battery module supplies sensors or a chain of sensors that operate offline, or sensors connected via a radio module.
• The battery module can be recharged by connecting to a computer using a mini USB.
• The battery module has an on/off LED indication and a touch button. The key is used to check if the battery is sufficiently charged

9. Neulog: WiFi Communication module