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Power supply: 12 V
Overall width: 345 mm
Overall height: 610 mm
Three-bladed propeller for more accurate True Wind Speed (TWS) in lighter air Twin-fin design gives a more stable True Wind Angle (TWA) Optic reading technique for superior performance at low wind ...
Power supply: 10 V - 16 V
... accurate enough. The wind angle value is dependent on getting the alignment correct first. HR WIND UNIT The wind sensor “HR” is highly accurate for both angle and ...
nke Marine Electronics
The wind vane turns in the direction of the wind and steers the wind direction gauge. The wind cups record the relative wind speed which ...
... Unit Wind Sensor (VMWS) is the last entry in our large sensors portfolio. It is the result of a long experience of engineering department. Technically improved for better accuracy. The ...
... calculator in order to establish the wind module and its direction in relation to a reference axis. Other Actions: 1. The temperature measurements are used for calibration corrections of the head mast ultrasonic wind ...
LCJ Capteurs
... plug your instrument system to the LCJ Capteurs CanBus interface connected to the mast head unit and a rotating mast sensor: the wind direction is automatically corrected from the mast angle.
LCJ Capteurs
CV3F is a new generation wind sensor without moving parts, which provides the following signals on a standard serial port: wind velocity in m/sec or knots, relative direction in degrees ...
LCJ Capteurs
... and often used wind sensor OMC-160 is a combined wind speed and direction sensor, based on the cup and vane principle. Having chosen for the highest ...
... anemometer providing wind speed and direction data via 1 digital and 3 optional analogue outputs and features and IP66 rated stainless steel housing, which is particularly suitable for use in salt-water environments. Offering ...
Skyview systems
A+T has launched a new wind sensor which has the highest response and accuracy of anything on the market. The A+T 500 series Wind Sensor is also fully compatible with ...
A T Instruments Ltd
WindSonic M is a robust ultrasonic wind speed and direction sensor with aluminium alloy construction and optional heating system. The sensor is solid-state with no moving parts, using ...
Gill Instruments Ltd
... UWSD10 provides NMEA 0183 output of wind speed, wind direction and air temperature using four ultrasonic sensors configured in a 3 dimensional array. The UWSD10 has no moving parts to ...
... signals are linear for both wind speed and direction. Two variations of wind sensor (anemometer) are available: the "Basic" wind sensor version uses ...
... has a built-in heating element to prevent icing up. This wind speed sensor, WSS 550, can be connected directly to a control system and concurrently send data to an XDi-N wind speed ...
MSM has a wide selection of probes and sensors that allow to obtain meteorologic, environmental and oceanographic parameters. These sensors of high quality and performance can be installed in on-shore ...
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A wind vane transducer measures wind direction. Most are also anemometers, indicating wind speed, as well.
ApplicationsThese devices are indispensable for analyzing wind characteristics aboard a vessel. They are particularly useful when racing, since the boat's movement through the water creates an apparent wind, masking true wind speed and direction.
TechnologiesThere are both ultrasound and mechanical transducers. In the latter, the wind orients a vane, which transmits its position relative to north or with respect to the boat's heading, the lubber line. Most also have rotating cups to indicate wind speed. The moving parts make these devices more fragile than sonic sensors. Wireless models eliminate the cable between the transducer and the readout.
How to chooseWhile ultrasound technology is still relatively expensive, it avoids the use of exposed mechanical elements in a harsh environment and the inconvenient maintenance of mast-head units. Replacement sensors should be checked for compatibility with the existing system. Some sensors are designed to withstand extreme conditions.
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