1. What is an anemometer and how does it work?

An anemometer is a device used to measure wind speed and direction. It typically consists of sensors to detect wind speed and direction, and electronic components to convert this data into readable measurements. We offer various types of anemometers to suit different needs.

2. Why is measuring wind speed and direction important?

Measuring wind speed and direction is crucial for various industries such as meteorology, aviation, marine, construction, and renewable energy. It helps in weather forecasting, ensuring safety in aviation and marine navigation, optimising construction projects, and maximising the efficiency of wind turbines.

3. What types of anemometers do you offer?

We offer a wide range of anemometers including:

• Ultrasonic Anemometers: Use sound waves to measure wind speed and direction, offering high accuracy and no moving parts.
• Intrinsically Safe Anemometers: Designed for hazardous environments, preventing ignition of flammable gases or dust.
• Industrial Anemometers: Built for rugged use in industrial settings, providing reliable data in challenging conditions.
• Marine Anemometers: Specifically designed for use in marine environments, resistant to saltwater corrosion and harsh weather.

4. How accurate are your anemometers?

Our anemometers are designed to meet high standards of accuracy and reliability. Accuracy varies by model, if you have any specific accuracy requirements, please contact our team.

5. Can your anemometers be used in most weather conditions?

Yes, our anemometers are built to withstand harsh environments. We offer models that are resistant to sea water, heavy precipitation, and intrinsically safe, ensuring reliable performance in all conditions.