HOBO Wind Speed & Direction Smart Sensor Set

The Onsite Wind Sensor Set includes Onset's research-grade plug-and-play Wind Speed Smart Sensor and the Wind Direction Smart Sensor.

Features

  • Provides average wind speed, highest 3-second wind gust & average wind direction for the measurement interval
  • M-CAA Full Cross Arm is recommended for proper sensor spacing
  • Research-grade plug-and-play sensor for measuring and logging wind data
$735.00
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Overview
The Onset Wind Sensor Set includes Onset's research-grade plug-and-play Wind Speed Smart Sensor and the Wind Direction Smart Sensor. This combination provides average wind speed, highest 3-second wind gust, and average wind direction for the measurement interval. These durable sensors will provide many years of accurate and reliable performance.

Deployment
Mount the Onset Wind Speed & Direction Smart Sensor Set on the M-CAA Full Cross Arm for proper sensor spacing for accurate wind measurement in all wind directions.

*Note: The cross arm must be mounted on a stable mast, using guy wires as needed to prevent the sensors from vibrating in high winds.

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