IPA: /pɪrˈhɛliˌɒmɪtə/
KK: /pɪrˈhɛliˌɒmɪtər/
A device used to measure the total amount of solar radiation that reaches the Earth.
Scientists use a pyrheliometer to collect data on solar energy for their research.
Pyrheliometer → It is formed from "pyr" (from Greek "pur", meaning fire) and "helios" (meaning sun) and "-meter" (meaning measure). The word refers to an instrument that measures solar radiation or the intensity of sunlight.
Think of 'fire' ('pyr') and 'sun' ('helios') being measured — that's what a pyrheliometer does.