Piezoelectric rain sensor

1.Piezoelectric rain sensor product overview

The Piezoelectric rain sensor uses PVDF piezoelectric film as a rain sensing device and uses an embedded AI neural network to distinguish raindrop signals to avoid false triggering due to interference such as sand, dust, and vibration.

It is widely used in meteorological environment monitoring, hydrological and water conservancy comprehensive monitoring stations, traffic road monitoring, agriculture, forestry, wind power generation and other relevant departments to remotely measure precipitation, precipitation intensity, precipitation start and end time. It is used in hydrological automatic measurement and reporting systems and automatic field measurement and reporting stations for the purpose of flood control, water supply scheduling, and water situation management of power stations and reservoirs.

2. Piezoelectric rain sensor features

1. Integrated design, exquisite appearance

2. No mechanical parts, no exposed parts, can filter similar signals introduced by environmental factors such as leaves, dust, insects, etc.

3. High measurement accuracy, wide range, good stability, low power consumption, and strong resistance to external interference

4. Can work around the clock, not affected by weather changes, accurate to the second rainfall duration monitoring

5. Maintenance-free, the raindrop contact surface is an arc-shaped design structure, and rainwater is not stored.

6. After installation, it has automatic level calibration function, no need for on-site calibration

7. Small size, easy to carry, disassemble and install

3. Piezoelectric rain sensor technical parameters

4. Piezoelectric rain sensor product dimensions

5. Piezoelectric rain sensor product structure diagram

6. Piezoelectric rain sensor precautions

1. The sensor should be within a radius of 1 meter horizontally without any obstruction to avoid the impact of water droplets splashing

2. The sensor should be installed away from strong mechanical vibration sources

3. The area above the sensor should be open, and raindrops should fall directly onto the sensor, avoiding secondary dripping and continuous water flow impact.