Anemometer sensor CV7
wind vanefor sailboatsultrasonic

anemometer sensor
anemometer sensor
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Characteristics

Measured value
wind vane, anemometer
Application domain
for sailboats
Other characteristics
ultrasonic, NMEA 2000®
Power supply

12 V

Description

CV7 wind measuring instrument for sailboats combined with the WindyPlug interface that enables an integration into a NMEA2000® network. The CV7-WindyPlug pack includes a CV7 ultrasonic wind sensor combined with the WindyPlug. The CV7 is an ultrasonic wind sensor designed for sailboats. This sensor is suitable for all mastheads. Thanks to its oblique arm, it is easy to install on mastheads that are already equipped with antenna and navigation lights. This new generation measurement instrument provides wind module data in knots or meters per second, relative direction in degrees and temperature in degrees Celsius, on a normalised serial electric line. Manufactured without mechanical parts, it is not subjected to wear. No spare parts are needed. Moreover, this sensor is resistant to shocks, birds…. It is not affected by the gyroscopic effect and remains accurate even to low wind. It compensates heel, and its small size limits windage. The built-in electronics are protected in a rugged housing. The WindyPlug, which is combined with it, also includes a barometer. An interface enables it to connect the wind sensor to a NMEA2000® installation. It features a MICRO C male plug enabling direct connection to the NMEA2000® bus. SPECIFICATIONS Cabling: 4 wires: – Blue: 0V – Yellow: NMEA0183® output + – Green: NMEA0183® output – Measurement range: Wind speed: 0.25 to 80 knots Wind angle: 0 to 359° Temperature: -15°C (without icing) to +55°C Measurement sensitivity: Wind speed: 0.25 knots Wind angle: +/-1° Air temperature: +/- 1°C
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