TESS-W Photometer
Designed by astronomers,
reliable, compact, inexpensive
The Telescope Encoder and Sky Sensor (TESS-W) is the first model of TESS photometers, compact devices to monitor sky brightness every night developed under Stars4All project.
- Designed by astronomers and calibrated on LICA laboratory at Universidad Complutense de Madrid the quality of the data is scientifically accurate.
“Absolute Radiometric Calibration of TESS-W and SQM Night Sky Brightness Sensors” Bará, Tapia & Zamorano (2019)Sensors 2019, 19(6), 1336; https://doi.org/10.3390/s19061336
- TESS photometer is mounted on a weatherproof enclosure (83x60x32 mm). Wherever there is electricity and WIFI you can install it and get the measures online trough the remote observatory.
- Its temperature and IR sensor will let you know whether the sky is clear or cloudy.
- Or check the article describing the device by Jaime Zamorano et al. 2016 The International Journal of Sustainable Lighting 35 (2016) 49-54 http://doi.org/10.22644/ijsl.2016.35.1.049:
POSTER. eALAN 2020
POSTER. RIA- SpaceTec 2018
PAPER. International Journal of Sustainable Lighting 2016
POSTER. ALAN 2016
