Stainless Ultrasonic Anemometer, Digital Wind Speed and Direction Meter

This ultrasonic anemometer is made of all stainless steel with an integrated design for greater ruggedness and durability, and is able to effectively combat salt spray and other harsh environments; it is suitable for a variety of climatic conditions, and has a lifespan of up to 5 to 10 years in field use. With an optional heating element, condensation or icing on the ultrasonic transmitter/receiver surface can be prevented, especially in high humidity or low temperature environments.

Specification

Stainless Ultrasonic Anemometer Features

Applications

Tips: What does 10 mph wind look like?

Wind at 10 mph typically appears as a moderate breeze. It can cause leaves and small twigs to move, and you might see a slight rustling in the trees. Flags will be extended and fluttering, and you could feel the wind on your face, making it slightly challenging to keep a hat on. It’s a common wind speed for a pleasant day outdoors but could make cycling a bit more difficult.