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The HVAC meter is an air flow meter alarm controller that displays the current wind speed as well as the average wind speed of the last 2 and 5 minutes. This HVAC meter allows measurement of the slightest of wind movements. The HVAC meter is used for a variety of wind monitoring applications in industries such as construction, mining, renewable energy and manufacturing.
- Pre-alarm and full alarm with visual and audible warnings
- Optional RS-485 modbus interface for data communication
- Measuring range: 0 ... 50 m/s or 0 ... 110 mph
- Incl. ISO calibration certificate
The Weather Station is useful for measuring the wind speed to help determine the preferred site for a wind turbine installation. The device also monitors the wind load on existing wind farms, as well as on cranes for safety purposes. Due to the integrated 4 ... 20-mA analogue output of the air flow meter, the measured data can also be transferred to other controllers for evaluation.
PCE-WSAC 50 is an environmental meter alarm controller that displays the current wind speed as well as the average wind speed of the last 2 and 5 minutes. This environmental meter alarm controller 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.
- Pre-alarm and full alarm with visual and audible warnings
- Optional RS-485 modbus interface for data communication
- Measuring range: 0 ... 50 m/s or 0 ... 110 mph
- Incl. ISO calibration certificate
PCE-WSAC 50 is a wind measurer alarm controller that displays the current wind speed as well as the average wind speed of the last 2 and 5 minutes. This wind measurer alarm controller 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.
- Pre-alarm and full alarm with visual and audible warnings
- Optional RS-485 modbus interface for data communication
- Measuring range: 0 ... 50 m/s or 0 ... 110 mph
- Incl. ISO calibration certificate
Anemometer with port, memory, software for wind speed, temperature and air flow. All the test instruments come manufacturer calibrated. ISO certification can be made as an option.
- Speed measurement up to 45 m/s or 100 mph
- Wind speed: 0.01 m/s, accuracy ±3% ±0.1
- Air temperature: 0.2°C / 32.4°F, accuracy ±1°C / 33.8°F
- Air flow: 0.001 to 100, accuracy calculated from the wind speed and surface
PCE-WSAC 50 is a climate meter alarm controller that displays the current wind speed as well as the average wind speed of the last 2 and 5 minutes. This climate meter alarm controller allows measurement of the slightest of wind movements. The climate meter alarm controller is used for a variety of wind monitoring applications in industries such as construction, mining, renewable energy and manufacturing.
- Pre-alarm and full alarm with visual and audible warnings
- Optional RS-485 modbus interface for data communication
- Measuring range: 0 ... 50 m/s or 0 ... 110 mph
- Incl. ISO calibration certificate
The air velocity meter PCE-WSAC 50W 24-ICA 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. Due to the integrated 4 ... 20-mA analogue output of the air velocity meter, the measured data can also be transferred to other controllers for evaluation.
The wind speed alarm PCE-WSAC 50W 24-ICA 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. Due to the integrated 4 ... 20-mA analogue output of the wind speed alarm, the measured data can also be transferred to other controllers for evaluation.
