The sensor consists of a three-cup anemometer with an infrared pickup to measure wind velocity. Wind movement causes the cups to rotate, and the infrared pickup generates a digital pulse output corresponding to the actual wind speed.
● Three-cup anemometer design
● Infrared pickup
● Wind-speed measurement up to 30 M/sec.
● Long cable connection for remote measurements
● Suitable for centralized measurements
● Wide operational temperature range
● Water-splash and dust-resistant construction
● Digital pulse output
● Low power consumption
The sensor provides a measurement range of 0 to 30 M/sec with a specified
accuracy of ±0.3 M/sec. The equivalent measurement range is 0 to 216 Kmph
with an accuracy of ±1.08 Kmph.
Long cables can be connected to the sensor, enabling remote and centralized
wind-speed measurements. This makes the sensor suitable for distributed
meteorological and environmental monitoring installations.
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