Description
Cup Anemometer Barometer/Humidity Temperature
* Air velocity : 0.9 to 35.0 m/s, ft/min., km/h, mile/h, knots.
* Barometer : 10 to 1100 hPa, mmHg, inHg.
* Humidity : 10% to 95% RH, Dew.
* Temperature : o to 50 °c, °C/ 0 F.
* A ll in one, hand held type. Two display can select the six mode ( function ) :
Humidity/Temp., Humidity/Dew point, Anemometer/Temp., Barometer/Temp. Barometer/Humidity, Barometer/Anemometer.
* Cup type probe, no wind direction.
* Hold, Record ( max., min. ).
* DC 1.SV battery ( UM-4, AAA ) x 4
To our Meteorological Equipment
What is a Cup Anemometer?
A cup anemometer is a device used to measure wind speed. It consists of three or four cups attached to arms that rotate as wind passes through them. This simple yet effective tool has been a staple in meteorology for over a century.
Applications of Cup Anemometers
Cup anemometers are widely used in various industries:
- Meteorology: These devices are critical for weather stations to measure wind speed for forecasting and climate monitoring.
- Industrial Usage: Wind speed data is important for industries like wind energy, aviation, and construction.
- Sports and Recreation: Sailors and kite surfers also rely on accurate wind speed data for safety and performance.
What is a Barometer?
A barometer is an instrument that measures atmospheric pressure. Atmospheric pressure changes with altitude and weather conditions, and understanding these changes can help predict weather events like storms or clear skies.
What is Humidity?
Humidity is the amount of moisture in the air. It plays a crucial role in how we perceive weather and temperature.
Relative vs. Absolute Humidity
- Relative Humidity: The percentage of moisture in the air compared to the maximum amount it can hold at a given temperature.
- Absolute Humidity: The actual amount of water vapor in the air, regardless of temperature.
Measuring Humidity
To measure humidity, we use devices called hygrometers. These instruments calculate the moisture content in the air, giving us a clear picture of how humid the environment is.
What is Temperature Measurement?
Temperature is a fundamental weather parameter. It refers to how hot or cold the atmosphere is. Accurate temperature measurements are crucial for weather forecasting and monitoring climate patterns.
The Importance of Combining Weather Measurements
Weather data is most effective when different measurements, such as wind speed, pressure, humidity, and temperature, are combined. Using multiple tools together helps meteorologists paint a more complete picture of weather patterns, leading to more accurate predictions.
Cup Anemometer with Integrated Barometer and Humidity/Temperature Sensors
Modern technology has brought us integrated weather instruments that combine several functions into one device. These devices can simultaneously measure wind speed, pressure, humidity, and temperature, making data collection more streamlined and efficient.
