Wind Meter (Anemometer) LWND-T2010

Introduction

Wind Meter (Anemometer) measures air velocity in the range of 0.4 to 45.0 m/s. It can also detect airflow, Beaufort scale, wave height, wind direction, and temperature. It features an screen that displays data, settings, and operational status. The core unit contains the essential electronics and controls for the device. Additionally, our wind meter has a maximum hold function that locks and displays the highest recorded value, making it ideal for analyzing peak data points. This analytical equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Wind Meter is used for data collection in various fields, including boilers, refrigeration industry, ventilation ducts, environmental monitoring, navigation measurements, weather forecasting, and gathering weather data for outdoor activities and fire departments.

Specifications

Beaufort Scale Range	0 to 12 F
Beaufort Scale Resolution	0.1F
Beaufort Scale Accuracy	± 0.5 F
Direction Range	0 to 360°
Direction Resolution	22.5°
Direction Accuracy	± 22.5°
Wave Height Range	0 to 14 m
Wave Height Resolution	0.1 m
Wave Height Accuracy	± 0.1 m
Air Temperature Range	32 to 140 ℉ (0 to 60 ℃)
Air Temperature Resolution	0.1 ℉ (0.1 ℃)
Air Temperature Accuracy	0.9 ℉ (0.5 ℃)
Air Velocity Range	(0.4 to 45.0 m/s), (1.4 to 162.0 km/h), (80 to 8860 ft/min), (0.8 to 88.0 knots)
Air Velocity Resolution	0.1 m/s, 0.1 km/h, 0.1 ft/min, 0.1 knots
Air Velocity Accuracy	(2% + 0.1 m/s), (2% + 0.1 km/hr), (2% + 1 ft/min), (2% + 0.1 knots)
Air Flow Range	0 to 9999 m3/min, 0 to 9999 ft3/min
Air Flow Resolution	0.001 to 1 m3/min, 0.001 to 1 ft3/min
Air Flow Accuracy	(2% + 1 m³/min), (2% + 1 ft³/min)
Measurement Items	Air Velocity, Air Flow, Beaufort Scale, Wave Height, Direction, Temperature
Data Hold	Maximum Value
Data Memorized	24 groups
Sampling Rate	Approx. 1 reading per second
Air Velocity/Flow Sensor	3-cup probe
Direction Sensor	Low friction probe
Temperature Sensor	Precision thermistor
Automatic Power Off	0 to 9 min
Data Output	RS 232 C serial interface
Operating Temperature	32 °F to 122 °F (0 °C to 50 °C)
Operating Humidity	Max. 80%RH
Battery Power Supply	4 × 1.5V size batteries
Velocity Sensor Dimension	65 × 65 × 115 mm
Direction Sensor Dimension	86 × 69 × 115 mm
Dimension	156 × 67 × 28 mm
Weight	0.375 Kg

Features

Easy to carry and operate

RS232C Interface

Direction Pointer Jack

Three-Cup Sensor

Wind Direction Pointer

FAQs

1. What is Anemometer?

Anemometer is a device used to measure the speed and direction of the wind. It is a common tool in meteorology, aerodynamics, environmental science and weather report stations where we get daily updates on the weather.

2. What are the types of Anemometers?

The different types of Anemometers are cup anemometers, vane anemometers, hot-wire anemometer, sonic anemometers and laser Doppler anemometers, portable anemometers, pocket anemometer, fixed anemometers. Each Anemometer has a unique function in measuring the wind direction and speed.

3. What are the applications of Anemometer?

Anemometers are used in various fields to understand airflow patterns, predict weather conditions, ensure safety in industries such as aviation and construction, and optimize ventilation systems.

4. What are the different testing parameters given by the Anemometer?

Anemometer gives stability test, response time, linearity test, directional sensitivity, temperature and humidity and field testing.

5. What are the features of the Anemometer?

Anemometer has a digital or analog display, data logging, calibration, unit’s conversation, battery life and power source, durability and weather resistance, mounting options, wireless connectivity, alarms and alerts.