AM-1236C multifunctional anemometer Introduction: The AM-1236C multifunctional anemometer is widely used for data collection in boilers, refrigeration, HVAC, ventilation ducts, environmental monitoring, maritime surveying, as well as data collection in weather forecasting, field operations, and fire departments. characteristic: Not only can it measure wind speed, but it can also measure wind temperature, wave height, wind level, air volume, and wind direction. 2. Conversion of multiple measurement units. 3. High sensitivity and precise measurement, the sensor adopts ultra-low friction bearings. 4. The wind speed measuring handle can be separated from the body for easy measurement. 5. Equipped with maximum value retention function. 6. With storage function, it can store 24 sets of data. 7. The automatic shutdown function can be set by oneself (adjustable from 0 to 9 minutes). 8. Use USB data cable output, RS-232C data connection cable, and software to communicate with PC. 9. Additionally, optional Bluetooth configuration is provided ™ Data output selection. Technical parameters: Display: 13mm 4-digit LCD Measurement units: Speed: meters per second, kilometers per hour, feet per minute, knots Flow rate: CMM (m ³/min), CFM (ft ³/min) Wind Scale: Beaufort Wind Scale Wave height: meters Wind direction: º Based on due north Temperature: º C, º F Data retention: maximum value Memory: 24 sets Sampling rate: approximately 1 second Sensor: Wind speed: 3 impellers Wind direction: low friction direction pointer Temperature: Thermistor Automatic shutdown: freely set between 0 minutes and 9 minutes Operating environment: Temperature: -10 º C~60 º C (14 º F~140 º F) Humidity:<80% RH Power supply: 4 No. 7 batteries Size: Host 156mmx67mmx28mm (6.1inchx2.6inchx1.1inch) Weight (including battery): 260g
Introduction: The AM-1236C multifunctional anemometer is widely used for data collection in boilers, refrigeration, HVAC, ventilation ducts, environmental monitoring, maritime surveying, as well as data collection in weather forecasting, field operations, and fire departments.
