Pegasus Astro Uranus Meteo Sensor
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This pocket-sized device is an all-around astronomer/astro-photographer companion. Smaller than the size of a cigarette box, and equipped with a variety of digital sensors, can precisely report the ambient temperature, humidity, pressure, cloud height, cloud coverage, astronomical dawn, twilight time, and the night sky brightness.
Uranus Meteo Station is housed in high quality, blue aluminum anodized shell.
Digital Environmental Sensors
Device “talks” every second (configurable time interval) with a network of embedded sensors and reports the following information on the display.
- Ambient Temperature (°C or °F)
- Relative Humidity %
- Dew Point (°C or °F)
- Absolute Atmospheric Pressure – Station Level Pressure (hPa)
- Relative Atmospheric Pressure – Sea Level Pressure (hPa)
- Barometric and GPS (precise) Altitude (m or ft.)
- Cloud Coverage % (Cloud Index)
- Cloud Temperature
- Cloud Height
Measurement of the sky brightness can be achieved if you keep the right button pressed for more than a second.
- Visual Sky Brightness (MPSAS, NELM and Bortle Scale)
A highly digital sensitive sensor measures the brightness of the night sky at a 30° angle. You can determine the sky’s brightness within seconds. The device displays three different scales on-screen (magnitudes per arc second², visual mags, lux).
Compare the sky brightness at different sites or documentation of progressive light pollution in your area.
Additional calculations:
- Moon Phase and Moon Age
- Astronomical Twilight Time of your location
Digital Operation
A fully digital operation in combination with a red film display makes the control of the device quick and simple. A couple of push-buttons on top of the device allows you to slide from screen to screen and read different sensor metrics.
On Screen Display Menus
Uranus Meteo Sensor displays all sensor readings on different menus that can be accessed by the two buttons on the top of the handheld device
- Imperial or Metric system display can be configured via the Unity platform software
GPS Location
Uranus Meteo Sensor has an internal GPS receiver able to report:
- Accurate GPS Date and Time
- Latitude & Longitude
- Speed & Bearing
- Altitude
- Helps to calculate the exact astronomical dawn and twilight time of your place.
Other Key Features
- Memory Banks: The device has an internal memory able to store sensor readouts. Each record includes all sensor data and GPS coordinates. The software allows, via USB, to view and export all of these data to Unity Platform maps, keeping historic records of your visited places.
- Handheld or PC: Uranus Meteo Sensor can be used as a handheld device or plugged via a USB2 cable to your PC or Laptop. The enclosure has 2 x 3mm holes at the bottom to securely lock the device on your telescope or in your observatory.
- GPS port: GPS port allows you to output full GPS NMEA messages to a serial RS232 protocol device. The pinout is fully compatible with 10Micron mounts.
- Rechargeable battery: The device has a NiMH rechargeable (through USB-C port) battery pack.
Supported By
- ASCOM 6: Uranus Meteo Sensor fully supports ASCOM 6 Observing Conditions. Metrics can be easily displayed to imaging software such as SGPro on NINA.
- Unity Platform: Unity Platform allows monitoring and keeping a record of sensor data from day or night. Zoomable and exportable graphs keep a historic record of every observing session.
Specifications
- Size: 105.5 x 55 x 24 mm
- Weight: 175 grams
- Battery: NiMH 600mA rechargeable
- Communication: USB type C socket (also for battery charging)
- GPS Output: NMEA 6C6P socket (10Micron pinout compatible)
- Buttons: 2 buttons on top
- Reset Button On the side of the device
- Power Consumption: 3.3V / 60mA during operation, 10μA during sleep
- Temperature Sensor: -40 to 85°C, Accuracy +- 0.5° C
- Humidity Sensor: 0 % to 100 % , +-3 % Relative Humidity
- Cloud Sensor: IR Sensor 60° wide
- Light Sensor: Digital CMOS integrated circuit. Measures visible plus infrared light. 600M:1 Dynamic Range
- GPS Module: High sensitivity GNSS Module with 88 Channels, Ultra-Low Consumption Fast Positioning
- Pressure Sensor: Pressure: 300 to 1100 hPa
- Operating Temperature: -30° to + 60 °C
- Operation: Fully Digital
Other Information
- Country of Manufacture: Greece
This pocket-sized device is an all-around astronomer/astro-photographer companion. Smaller than the size of a cigarette box, and equipped with a variety of digital sensors, can precisely report the ambient temperature, humidity, pressure, cloud height, cloud coverage, astronomical dawn, twilight time, and the night sky brightness.
Uranus Meteo Station is housed in high quality, blue aluminum anodized shell.
Digital Environmental Sensors
Device “talks” every second (configurable time interval) with a network of embedded sensors and reports the following information on the display.
- Ambient Temperature (°C or °F)
- Relative Humidity %
- Dew Point (°C or °F)
- Absolute Atmospheric Pressure – Station Level Pressure (hPa)
- Relative Atmospheric Pressure – Sea Level Pressure (hPa)
- Barometric and GPS (precise) Altitude (m or ft.)
- Cloud Coverage % (Cloud Index)
- Cloud Temperature
- Cloud Height
Measurement of the sky brightness can be achieved if you keep the right button pressed for more than a second.
- Visual Sky Brightness (MPSAS, NELM and Bortle Scale)
A highly digital sensitive sensor measures the brightness of the night sky at a 30° angle. You can determine the sky’s brightness within seconds. The device displays three different scales on-screen (magnitudes per arc second², visual mags, lux).
Compare the sky brightness at different sites or documentation of progressive light pollution in your area.
Additional calculations:
- Moon Phase and Moon Age
- Astronomical Twilight Time of your location
Digital Operation
A fully digital operation in combination with a red film display makes the control of the device quick and simple. A couple of push-buttons on top of the device allows you to slide from screen to screen and read different sensor metrics.
On Screen Display Menus
Uranus Meteo Sensor displays all sensor readings on different menus that can be accessed by the two buttons on the top of the handheld device
- Imperial or Metric system display can be configured via the Unity platform software
GPS Location
Uranus Meteo Sensor has an internal GPS receiver able to report:
- Accurate GPS Date and Time
- Latitude & Longitude
- Speed & Bearing
- Altitude
- Helps to calculate the exact astronomical dawn and twilight time of your place.
Other Key Features
- Memory Banks: The device has an internal memory able to store sensor readouts. Each record includes all sensor data and GPS coordinates. The software allows, via USB, to view and export all of these data to Unity Platform maps, keeping historic records of your visited places.
- Handheld or PC: Uranus Meteo Sensor can be used as a handheld device or plugged via a USB2 cable to your PC or Laptop. The enclosure has 2 x 3mm holes at the bottom to securely lock the device on your telescope or in your observatory.
- GPS port: GPS port allows you to output full GPS NMEA messages to a serial RS232 protocol device. The pinout is fully compatible with 10Micron mounts.
- Rechargeable battery: The device has a NiMH rechargeable (through USB-C port) battery pack.
Supported By
- ASCOM 6: Uranus Meteo Sensor fully supports ASCOM 6 Observing Conditions. Metrics can be easily displayed to imaging software such as SGPro on NINA.
- Unity Platform: Unity Platform allows monitoring and keeping a record of sensor data from day or night. Zoomable and exportable graphs keep a historic record of every observing session.
Specifications
- Size: 105.5 x 55 x 24 mm
- Weight: 175 grams
- Battery: NiMH 600mA rechargeable
- Communication: USB type C socket (also for battery charging)
- GPS Output: NMEA 6C6P socket (10Micron pinout compatible)
- Buttons: 2 buttons on top
- Reset Button On the side of the device
- Power Consumption: 3.3V / 60mA during operation, 10μA during sleep
- Temperature Sensor: -40 to 85°C, Accuracy +- 0.5° C
- Humidity Sensor: 0 % to 100 % , +-3 % Relative Humidity
- Cloud Sensor: IR Sensor 60° wide
- Light Sensor: Digital CMOS integrated circuit. Measures visible plus infrared light. 600M:1 Dynamic Range
- GPS Module: High sensitivity GNSS Module with 88 Channels, Ultra-Low Consumption Fast Positioning
- Pressure Sensor: Pressure: 300 to 1100 hPa
- Operating Temperature: -30° to + 60 °C
- Operation: Fully Digital
- 1 x Uranus Meteo Sensor
- 1 x USB type C cable
This pocket-sized device is an all-around astronomer/astro-photographer companion. Smaller than the size of a cigarette box, and equipped with a variety of digital sensors, can precisely report the ambient temperature, humidity, pressure, cloud height, cloud coverage, astronomical dawn, twilight time, and the night sky brightness.
Uranus Meteo Station is housed in high quality, blue aluminum anodized shell.
Digital Environmental Sensors
Device “talks” every second (configurable time interval) with a network of embedded sensors and reports the following information on the display.
- Ambient Temperature (°C or °F)
- Relative Humidity %
- Dew Point (°C or °F)
- Absolute Atmospheric Pressure – Station Level Pressure (hPa)
- Relative Atmospheric Pressure – Sea Level Pressure (hPa)
- Barometric and GPS (precise) Altitude (m or ft.)
- Cloud Coverage % (Cloud Index)
- Cloud Temperature
- Cloud Height
Measurement of the sky brightness can be achieved if you keep the right button pressed for more than a second.
- Visual Sky Brightness (MPSAS, NELM and Bortle Scale)
A highly digital sensitive sensor measures the brightness of the night sky at a 30° angle. You can determine the sky’s brightness within seconds. The device displays three different scales on-screen (magnitudes per arc second², visual mags, lux).
Compare the sky brightness at different sites or documentation of progressive light pollution in your area.
Additional calculations:
- Moon Phase and Moon Age
- Astronomical Twilight Time of your location
Digital Operation
A fully digital operation in combination with a red film display makes the control of the device quick and simple. A couple of push-buttons on top of the device allows you to slide from screen to screen and read different sensor metrics.
On Screen Display Menus
Uranus Meteo Sensor displays all sensor readings on different menus that can be accessed by the two buttons on the top of the handheld device
- Imperial or Metric system display can be configured via the Unity platform software
GPS Location
Uranus Meteo Sensor has an internal GPS receiver able to report:
- Accurate GPS Date and Time
- Latitude & Longitude
- Speed & Bearing
- Altitude
- Helps to calculate the exact astronomical dawn and twilight time of your place.
Other Key Features
- Memory Banks: The device has an internal memory able to store sensor readouts. Each record includes all sensor data and GPS coordinates. The software allows, via USB, to view and export all of these data to Unity Platform maps, keeping historic records of your visited places.
- Handheld or PC: Uranus Meteo Sensor can be used as a handheld device or plugged via a USB2 cable to your PC or Laptop. The enclosure has 2 x 3mm holes at the bottom to securely lock the device on your telescope or in your observatory.
- GPS port: GPS port allows you to output full GPS NMEA messages to a serial RS232 protocol device. The pinout is fully compatible with 10Micron mounts.
- Rechargeable battery: The device has a NiMH rechargeable (through USB-C port) battery pack.
Supported By
- ASCOM 6: Uranus Meteo Sensor fully supports ASCOM 6 Observing Conditions. Metrics can be easily displayed to imaging software such as SGPro on NINA.
- Unity Platform: Unity Platform allows monitoring and keeping a record of sensor data from day or night. Zoomable and exportable graphs keep a historic record of every observing session.
Specifications
- Size: 105.5 x 55 x 24 mm
- Weight: 175 grams
- Battery: NiMH 600mA rechargeable
- Communication: USB type C socket (also for battery charging)
- GPS Output: NMEA 6C6P socket (10Micron pinout compatible)
- Buttons: 2 buttons on top
- Reset Button On the side of the device
- Power Consumption: 3.3V / 60mA during operation, 10μA during sleep
- Temperature Sensor: -40 to 85°C, Accuracy +- 0.5° C
- Humidity Sensor: 0 % to 100 % , +-3 % Relative Humidity
- Cloud Sensor: IR Sensor 60° wide
- Light Sensor: Digital CMOS integrated circuit. Measures visible plus infrared light. 600M:1 Dynamic Range
- GPS Module: High sensitivity GNSS Module with 88 Channels, Ultra-Low Consumption Fast Positioning
- Pressure Sensor: Pressure: 300 to 1100 hPa
- Operating Temperature: -30° to + 60 °C
- Operation: Fully Digital
Other Information
- Country of Manufacture: Greece
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- 1 x Uranus Meteo Sensor
- 1 x USB type C cable
Pegasus Astro Uranus Meteo Sensor