Smart Sensor Digital Anemometer AS836

Description

Wind Speed Meter or Digital Anemometer AS836 Gauge Air wind Velocity meter 45m/s with Temperature Measuring Tools. SMART SENSOR anemometer is a device used for measuring wind speed and is a common weather station instrument. “Anemos”, meaning wind, is used to describe any airspeed measurement instrument used in meteorology or aerodynamics.

Anemometers are widely used in different fields, such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning, environmental protection, energy conservation monitoring, meteorology, agriculture, refrigerating, drying, labor health survey, clean workshop, chemical fiber, and textile, and various aspects of wind laboratory, a wide range of purposes.

Features of the Digital Anemometer

• Wind speed & temperature measurement, 2 in 1 function.
• Wind speed & temperature measuring unit options.
• Data hold is convenient to use and search data.
• Max/Min/Average/Cu measurement.
• Auto power off, don’t worry about the power being completely consumed as forget to shut down.
• Portable Digital Anemometer, 0.3-45m/s Wind Speed Temperature Air Flow Tester

Specifications of the Digital Anemometer AS836

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The Smart Sensor Digital Anemometer AS836 is a compact tool for measuring wind speed and airflow. It is widely used in various fields, including meteorology, HVAC systems, and outdoor sports.

Some Applications of Digital Anemometer:

• Weather Monitoring: Meteorologists use it to measure wind speed for weather forecasts.
• HVAC Systems: Technicians check airflow in ducts and vents to optimize ventilation.
• Industrial Use: Workers monitor airflow and ventilation in factories and warehouses.
• Aviation: Pilots and ground crew measure wind conditions during pre-flight checks.
• Outdoor Sports: Sailors, kite surfers, and windsurfers track wind speed for safety and performance.
• Agriculture: Farmers measure wind speed for effective pesticide application and greenhouse ventilation.
• Environmental Research: Scientists use it to study wind patterns and air quality.
• Educational Use: Students use it for hands-on weather and science experiments.
• Renewable Energy: Engineers use it to assess wind conditions for wind turbine projects.
• Construction Sites: Builders monitor wind speed for site safety and crane operation.