Thermoelectric wind sensor 4.3324.32.0xx
with analog output

thermoelectric wind sensor
thermoelectric wind sensor
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Characteristics

Technology
thermoelectric
Other characteristics
with analog output
Air velocity

Max.: 60 m/s
(196.85 ft/s)

Min.: 0.3 m/s
(0.98 ft/s)

Description

The Classic Combined Wind Sensor measures the horizontal wind speed and direction in a single unit The Classic series of wind transmitters are designed for applications where accuracy and reliability are paramount. The Classic Combined Wind Sensor measures the horizontal wind speed and direction with an analogue output which can be transmitted to a display, recording instrument, data logger or process control system. For winter operation the sensor is equipped with electronically regulated heating to guarantee the smooth running of the ball bearings and to avoid ice formation on the body. The housing is made of anodised aluminium for good corrosion resistance and long life. Labyrinth seals and O-rings protect the sensitive internal parts from precipitation. The instrument is designed for mounting to a mast tube and the electrical plug connection is situated in the transmitter shaft. WIND SPEED Measuring range 0.3 - 60 m/s (model dependent) Accuracy - ±0.5m/s or ±2% of measured value Delay distance 5m Electrical output - Model dependent WIND DIRECTION Measuring range 0-360° Resolution - 1° to 2.5° (model dependent) Accuracy ±1.5° Damping coefficient - 0.2-0.3 Starting value <0.6m/s at 90° Electrical output - Electrical output Model dependent GENERAL Operating voltage - Sensor - Model dependent Heating 24 V AC/DC; 40W Ambient temperature - -35° to +80° C Electrical connection - Multi-pin plug Mounting - onto mast tube

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