High-resolution cup-type anemometer design independent of wind direction thanks to horizontally rotating wind turbine shells. Only two buttons for switchable and is easy to use. SISCO 4-cup anemometer with its small size which is portable and easy to carry outside when you flying, surfing, or shooting.
Switch randomly between 5 units which can apply to different situations
- The wind cup anemometer allows users to switch between five different measurement units—m/s, km/h, mph, ft/min, and knots—offering flexibility for various applications and user preferences.
- Users can effortlessly toggle between units at the press of a button, making it simple to adapt the anemometer to different measurement systems without needing external tools.
- By offering a range of units, the anemometer is suitable for both professional environments requiring precise data in specific units and recreational users who prefer familiarity with certain measurement systems.
Wind cup anemometer features
- Fan Blade Sensor Head: Equipped with a highly sensitive fan blade sensor head, this wind cup anemometer captures wind speed with precision. The aerodynamic design ensures smooth and accurate rotation, even in low wind conditions, providing reliable readings across various environments.
- Large LCD Screen: The device features a large, easy-to-read LCD screen that displays wind speed and other essential data clearly. Whether in bright sunlight or low-light conditions, the screen ensures visibility, making it convenient for real-time monitoring in the field.
- Function Button: A central function button allows users to easily switch between modes and units. With a single press, you can toggle between real-time measurement, average wind speed, or change measurement units, offering intuitive control for fast and efficient use.
- Back Battery Compartment: The anemometer is designed with a back battery hole, allowing for quick and easy battery replacement. The securely sealed compartment ensures that the device remains protected from dust and moisture while allowing users to replace batteries on the go without hassle.
Dimension
Applications
SISCO cup anemometer is widely used for data acquisition in boilers, refrigeration, HVAC, ventilation ducts, agriculture meteorological stations, meteorological monitoring for seaport, navigation, wind power, improved air circulation and daily speed measurement.
Wind Power
Improve Air Circulation
Daily Speed Measurement
Navigation
| Model | SISCO-CA-HP876 |
| Measuring Range | 2.5~150 km/h, 1.3~81 knots, 0.7~42 m/s, 1.5~93 mph |
| Resolution | 0.1 (0 19.9), 1 (20 15 0) |
| Wind Speed Unit (adjustable) | m/s, km/h, mph, ft/min, and knots |
| Accuracy | Typ. ±4%, ±1 digit |
| Operating Temperature Range | -20~+50°C |
| Storage Temperature Range | -30~+70°C |
| Automatic Shutdown | About 8 days |
| Tripod Thread | U NC 6.35x1.27mm |
| Battery Type | CR2032 (original without battery, please note if battery is needed) |
| Dimension | 143x63x28 (+39 top mm) |
| Weight | 95g |
| Screen Display | |
| Current Wind Speed | √ |
| Average Wind Speed | √ |
| Maximum Wind Speed | √ |
| Beaufort Wind Speed Bar Graph | √ |
| 8-day Data Storage of Maximum Value | √ |
Q1: How do you ensure accuracy of anemometer?
A1: To make sure anemometers are reliable and precise, they should be regularly calibrated. This is the procedure of checking the accuracy of a measuring instrument – as well as the adjustment to align it with the standard. The process allows equipment to produce more accurate results than would've otherwise been possible.
Q2: What affects an anemometer?
A2: The higher the wind speed, the more power is required to keep the wire at a constant temperature. Wind speed can also be determined by measuring air pressure. (Air pressure itself is measured by an instrument called a barometer.) A tube anemometer uses air pressure to determine the wind pressure, or speed.
Q3: Does an anemometer measure wind direction?
A3: An anemometer looks like a weather vane, but instead of measuring which direction the wind is blowing with pointers, it has four cups so that it can more accurately measure wind speed. Each cup is attached to the end of a horizontal arm, each of which is mounted on a central axis, like spokes on a wheel.
Tips: How does the fan blade sensor head of the wind cup anemometer work?
The fan blade sensor head of a Wind Cup Anemometer operates by converting wind motion into measurable wind speed. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of how it works:
- Wind Flow Hits the Blades: When wind flows, it strikes the fan blades or cups attached to the sensor head. The wind's force causes the blades to rotate.
- Rotation Speed Proportional to Wind Speed: The rate at which the blades spin depends on the wind speed. Stronger winds cause faster rotations, while gentler winds result in slower rotations.
- Mechanical to Electrical Signal Conversion: Inside the anemometer, a mechanism—typically a small generator or magnetic sensor—detects the rotation of the blades. It converts this mechanical motion into an electrical signal.
- Data Processing: The device's electronics process the signal to determine the wind speed. The faster the blades spin, the higher the wind speed reading.
- Display on Screen: The calculated wind speed is shown on the anemometer's display, usually in selectable units like meters per second (m/s), miles per hour (mph), or knots.
This method allows the Wind Cup Anemometer to provide accurate, real-time measurements of wind speed based on the speed of blade rotation.
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