DIGITAL ANEMOMETER 0.3-30M/S 5% ACC. 0.M

How It Works:

• When turned on, the anemometer's sensors detect air movement. The vane or fan rotates, and the device's internal sensors measure the speed and sometimes direction of the airflow.
• This model incorporate a thermistor to measure temperature, which allows for temperature-compensated wind speed readings.
• The measurements are then displayed on the digital screen, often with options for the user to select units or adjust settings.

Key Features:

• Wind Speed Measurement: Digital anemometers typically measure wind speed in various units such as meters per second (m/s), kilometers per hour (km/h), miles per hour (mph), feet p[er minute (ft/min) and knots. Some models offer the flexibility to switch between units based on user preference.
• LCD Display: They feature an LCD or digital display that shows real-time wind speed readings and, in many cases, other data like temperature and air flow.
• Measurement Accuracy: These devices provide accurate wind speed measurements, with many digital anemometers having a range from as low as 0.1 m/s to as high as 30 m/s or more, depending on the model.
• Multi-Functionality: Advanced models can measure additional parameters such as temperature, air flow (CFM or cubic feet per minute), and humidity. These anemometers are often used in HVAC systems to assess airflow efficiency.
• Portability: Digital anemometers are generally compact, lightweight, and battery-operated, making them portable and easy to carry for outdoor or on-site measurements.

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