Description
This product is a professional digital anemometer known for its stable performance, safety, and reliability.
Features
The anemometer is versatile, capable of measuring both air velocity and air volume. It is suitable for use in a range of sectors including wind energy, meteorology, industry, agriculture, hydrology and water conservancy, environmental protection, and aviation.
The device offers a range of units of measure. Press the UNIT button to alternate between m/s, km/h, mil/h, ft/m, ft/s, and knots when measuring air velocity. For measuring airflow, the units available are CMS, CMM, and CFM.
The anemometer is designed for precise measurements, with a range from 0.40m/s to 30.00m/s and support for Beaufort scale from wind force 0 to 12.
This user-friendly device measures 7.752.671.1in and weighs only 4.79oz. It is compact and lightweight, and the LCD backlight ensures clear visibility even in low-light areas.
Note
Batteries are not included with the anemometer. To maintain the accuracy of the device, avoid touching the fan blade with force, avoid storing or operating the instrument in areas with high temperature or humidity, avoid violent vibration, avoid letting strong light directly shine on the fan, and ensure the cross-sectional area of the tested air duct is determined and inputted into the anemometer. Remove the battery when the instrument is not in use for a long time.
Parameters
The device features a clear LCD, a Max. Counts of 9999, an air velocity range of 0.40-30.00 m/s, a beaufort wind scale of 0-12, and a power supply of 3 * 1.5V AAA(LR03) batteries (not included).
Specifications
The brand is SMART SENSOR and the model is ST6816. The anemometer has a sharp red color and is made of durable ABS material. The item size is 19.76.82.8cm / 7.752.671.1in, and it weighs 136g / 4.79oz. The package size is 24.395cm / 9.563.541.96in with a weight of 298g / 10.51oz.
Packing List
The package includes the hot film anemometer, a storage bag, a certificate of calibration, and a user manual in English.
