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5. Connect to the data logger. Connect the ends of the sensor cables to the appropriate

terminals as shown in the wiring diagram that comes with the data collection program

(Appendix A.6. Wiring diagrams). REMOVE THE RED CAP AFTER INSTALLING

THE PYRANOMETER (save for future storage/shipping). If the red cap is not removed

no data will be collected.

Figure 16: Diagram showing the mounting configuration for the LI200X pyranometer using a CM225 stand

(adapted from Campbell 2008).

3.17 Rain Gauge (TB4MM-L)

Equipment/supplies needed:

• Plastic cable ties

• ½” PVC pipe

• Wire cutter/stripper

• Allen wrench

• 4.8x100-110 cm steel pipe

• Precipitation sensor (TB4)

• Wind Shield (Novalynx 260-953)

• Manual precipitation gauge

The rain gauge should be installed at least 6 m away from the climate tower (following the siting

instructions given in Sections 2.6, 2.7 and 2.8) and 30-40 cm above the ground on a leveling base

on top of a pole. Visual instructions for installing the rain gauge can be watched on the TEAM

portal in the Climate Protocol section in the “Installing the precipitation bucket” video

(http://www.teamnetwork.org/en/protocols/threat/climate).

1. Installing the mounting pole. There are several commercial options available for poles

but a simple and cheap solution is to buy a steel pipe 4.8 cm wide and 100-110 cm long

driven into a concrete foundation in the ground 70 cm deep by following these directions:

a) Dig a hole 70 cm deep by 15-20 cm wide.

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