The UV light intensity sensor measures 0-15mW/cm² in the 240-370nm range with ±10% accuracy at 365nm. It operates on 10-30V DC, supports 485 ModBus-RTU, and offers 4-20mA or 0-5V/0-10V outputs with a 0.2s response time.
Specification
| Model |
CCHN-VMS-UV-*-2 |
| DC Power Supply (Default) |
485 (ModBus-RTU Protocol) |
DC10-30V |
| 0~10V |
DC24V |
| 4~20mA / 0~5V |
DC10-30V |
| Maximum Power |
1.2W |
| Typical Accuracy |
±10% FS (@365nm, 60%RH, 25°C) |
| UV Intensity Range |
0~15mW/cm², 0~450 μW/cm² |
| Measurement Wavelength Range |
Wavelength 240-370nm |
| Operating Environment |
-40°C~+60°C, 0%RH~80%RH |
| Response Time |
UV Intensity |
0.2s |
| Output Signal |
485 (ModBus-RTU Protocol) |
| Current Output |
4mA~20mA |
| Voltage Output |
05V / 010V |
| Load Capacity |
Current Output |
Load Capacity ≥600Ω |
| Voltage Output |
Output Impedance ≤250Ω |
Features

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High Sensitivity Sensor: Equipped with a high-sensitivity UV sensor, accurately measuring UV intensity within a wavelength range of 240-370 nm.
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Premium Transmitting Materials: Made with high-quality light-transmitting materials for enhanced measurement accuracy and reliability.
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OLED Display: Supports OLED screen for clear and real-time display of UV intensity and UV index, making monitoring more intuitive.
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Durable, High-Protection Shell: Features a robust, waterproof, and dustproof exterior suitable for harsh outdoor environments, withstanding rain and snow.
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Superior Anti-Interference: Designed to maintain accurate readings even in high-interference settings, ensuring stable performance.
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High-Quality Sensor Components: Incorporates reliable, high-precision components for consistent and stable UV measurements.
Wiring Method
| Category |
Wire Color |
Description |
| Power Supply |
Brown |
Power Positive (10~30V DC) |
| Black |
Power Negative |
| Communication |
Blue |
UV Intensity Signal Positive |
| Green |
UV Intensity Signal Negative |
Application

Tips: What benefits does the OLED display offer on this UV sensor?
The OLED display provides a clear and immediate visual output of UV intensity and UV index values, making it easy to read data in real-time without additional devices. Unlike traditional LCDs, OLED displays offer better contrast, are viewable from wider angles, and consume less power, making them efficient for long-term use. The display also enhances usability by allowing users to see accurate readings even in dimly lit environments, which is particularly beneficial for both indoor and outdoor monitoring applications.