£ 378.00
Price excl. VAT &. delivery
PCE-WSAC 50 is an Wind Alarm Controller that displays the current wind speed as well as the average wind speed of the last 2 and 5 minutes. This Wind Speed Alarm allows measurement of the slightest of wind movements. PCE-WSAC 50 is used for a variety of wind monitoring applications in industries such as construction, mining, renewable energy and manufacturing.
The wind speed sensor is compatible with and can be mounted on to a wide variety of available measuring equipment. The sensor will detect even the minutest movements of air and the results are then output in analogue form.
The wind speed sensor is compatible with and can be mounted on to a wide variety of available measuring equipment. The sensor will detect even the minutest movements of air and the results are then output in analogue form.
The wind speed sensor is compatible with and can be mounted on to a wide variety of available measuring equipment. The sensor will detect even the minutest movements of air and the results are then output in analogue form. With heating.
The wind speed sensor is compatible with and can be mounted on to a wide variety of available measuring equipment. The sensor will detect even the minutest movements of air and the results are then output in analogue form. With heating.
The wind speed alarm controller PCE-WSAC 50W is primarily used to measure and monitor the wind load on cranes or wind turbines. Furthermore, the wind situation can be measured and analyzed before commissioning a wind turbine. The high measuring range of up to 50 m/s of the wind speed alarm controller means stormy gusts can also be monitored.
Wind can have both positive and negative effects on our lives. Wind is a renewable resource that can provide clean power to our communities. Wind is also a devastating force that can destroy our communities during natural disasters like tornadoes and hurricanes.
The impactful and variable nature of wind lends itself to careful monitoring. In fact, people have been monitoring the wind for centuries. Weather vanes were used in ancient Greece to observe wind direction. The first mechanical anemometer was developed in the 15th century to measure wind speed.
Today 
a number of modern devices exist for monitoring the wind. For continuous monitoring, a wind speed alarm / wind alarm controller often is used, as the alarm system can issue an audible and / or visual alert to provide a warning before unsafe wind conditions arise. An early warning wind speed alarm system should allow enough time for workers to secure any equipment and seek shelter as needed.
A wind speed alarm / wind alarm controller is not only a vital safety tool, but also an important auxiliary tool used for planning and assessment. A wind speed monitoring system can help determine if a certain area is suitable for the construction of everything from residential housing to marinas, amusement parks and commercial wind farms. A wind speed monitoring system also aids crop farmers in determining the best conditions and locations for planting, watering, fertilizing and harvesting.
Should you require assistance with your wind speed alarm / wind alarm controller purchase, please don’t hesitate to contact PCE's friendly and knowledgeable technical support staff at or +44 (0) 2380 987 035 for PCE Instruments UK, or at or +1 (561) 320-9162 for PCE Americas Inc.