The International Industrial Standard ISO9060 was revised in 2018 to the second edition, and with this the
pyranometers will be classified as "Class A" "Class B" and "Class C" in order descending performance
classification. For the pyranometers that meet the criteria of response time and spectral selectivity, "fast
response" and "spectrally flat" respectively are accompanied as subcategories of grades.
MS-60 is a ISO9060:2018 pyranometer that is classified as Class B and meets the subcategory "spectrally
flat".
Alumite-treated, robust, lightweight aluminum body with double-glass dome provides a well-balanced product
of cost performance and quality.
MS-60/MS-60S is sensitive to the 285 to 3,000nm wavelengths required for measuring solar irradiance, and
is capable of measuring in temperatures as severe as-40°C to +80°C.
The S-Series offers advanced measuring capabilities with a variety of industrial signaling outputs (MODBUS
485 RTU, SDI-12, 4-20mA, 0-1V which is in combination with precision shunt resistors 100Ω) and on-board
sensors for remote diagnostics of relative-humidity and tilt angle.
MS-60/MS-60S is continuously ventilated in combination with an optional MV-01 (fan + heater unit) to reduce
condensation, dust, and snow accumulation on the glass dome.
Main features
➢ Lightweight aluminum body
➢ Dual glass dome reduces zero offset
➢ Ventilation unit with heater can be mounted (optional)
➢ Supports several output formats (analogue output (mV), MODBUS 485RTU, SDI-12, 4-20mA,
And 0-1V (external 100 Ω precision shunt resistor)
All MS-60/MS-60S are manufactured by EKO, and calibration is traceable to the Global Standards for
Radiation (World Radiometric Reference) controlled by the World Radiation Center (PMOD/WRC*).
The calibration method of EKO pyranometers is ISO/IEC 17025 accredited and conducted in accordance with
the international standard ISO9847 (indoor calibration).
Accredited calibration facilities undergo periodic reviews and maintain the highest levels of calibration
standards and technical expertise.
This instrument is warranted for a period of 5 years and a recommended recalibration period of 2 years.
(*) PMOD/WRC: Physikalisch-Meteorologisches Observatorium Davos/World Radiation Center