Various temperature differences
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Commonly used temperatures include ambient temperature, room temperature, atmospheric temperature, and equipment temperature. Room temperature is essentially a constant value ； Both the ambient temperature and the device temperature are fine. Is there a difference between the forecasted weather temperature and the actual atmospheric temperature, and where? In some extreme locations, the measured surface temperature at noon is 55°C, while the air temperature is 40°C. How should this be interpreted? The temperature of outdoor equipment – that’s what matters! Everyone is welcome to discuss!
The temperature typically forecasted is measured in a Stevenson box and does not include the temperature increase due to radiant heat. For outdoor equipment, the temperature should be based on the actually measured surface temperature of the equipment. Because it has a temperature increased by radiant heat. The most crucial aspect is the impact of this heat on the medium inside the equipment, for reference.
It can be understood literally, right?