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When safety, productivity and accountability depend on the weather, generalized forecasts from TV or smartphone apps are not enough. Conditions can vary dramatically from one site to the next and relying on non-local data can put people, equipment and schedules at risk. That's why many professionals turn to on-site weather stations. By capturing real-time, hyperlocal data exactly where work is happening, a weather station helps teams decide when it is safe to proceed, pause operations or document conditions behind critical decisions. Davis Instruments offers a proven lineup of professional weather stations designed for everything from offices and campuses to demanding...

Temperature measurement is fundamental across many industries, yet specifying the right sensor system is far from trivial. This handy guide explains Pyromation’s thermocouples, RTDs, and thermowells: what they are, when to use them, how to choose them, and how they appear in real-world process system

For routine water quality analysis, the spectrophotometer strikes an ideal balance between precision, versatility and practicality. It allows environmental agencies, water utilities and laboratories to efficiently measure a wide range of parameters with confidence.

Spectrophotometry plays a critical role in modern science, from medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring to food safety and pharmaceutical research. By measuring how much light a substance absorbs, this versatile technique reveals the concentration and identity of chemicals with remarkable precision.

Choosing the right spectrophotometer and knowing how to troubleshoot common issues can significantly impact accuracy, efficiency and long-term instrument performance. Here's a guide to help you make an informed decision and maintain reliable results.