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I just saw this PAR meter on Amazon for $170 USD - the Vabira VBR200. Includes a wand as well.
Amazon product ASIN B0BGH79SNF
https://vabira.com/product/vbr-200-par-meter/
it has a submersible head and apparently works for aquarium use. It also logs data. I wrote the company and they say it covers 400-700 nm wavelengths.
It would be really interesting to see how this compares against the Apogee 510. I’d consider trying one but don’t have a “gold standard” Apogee reference to compare it to. Since it’s on Amazon I guess one could return it if it isn’t accurate.
Thoughts?
Amazon product ASIN B0BGH79SNF
https://vabira.com/product/vbr-200-par-meter/
it has a submersible head and apparently works for aquarium use. It also logs data. I wrote the company and they say it covers 400-700 nm wavelengths.
It would be really interesting to see how this compares against the Apogee 510. I’d consider trying one but don’t have a “gold standard” Apogee reference to compare it to. Since it’s on Amazon I guess one could return it if it isn’t accurate.
Thoughts?
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