
DLG rates Krone NIR sensor ‘good’
The results of the 32 analyses from the NIR sensor and the drying oven were then compared. In 25 pairs the readings deviated by less than 1%, in five pairs the deviations were in the 1-2% range, and there were deviations of 2-3% in two sample pairs. No samples showed deviations above 3% in absolute terms, but 94% of the samples where within the 2% range in absolute terms. The Krone NIR system was therefore rated ‘good’ by the DLG testers.
Here’s how the NIR harvester moisture sensor works. The NIR sensor supplies precise information on crop moisture levels. The information is then allocated to the area harvested in the customer memory. The NIR sensor is easy to install on the BiG X spout and is protected from damage by a cover. This way, moisture levels can be identified at great accuracy on the move, as the DLG Fokus Test proves. The data is recorded automatically, stored and assigned to the current job.
Read the test in detail here www.dlg-test.de/tests/6237F.pdf
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