A wind speed meter (anemometer, wind meter), is a device for recording wind speed in the five most common units and the Beaufort scale It can be used to check the speed of air conditioning systems, the effectiveness of ventilation, or even the wind speed during hobby drone or RC model flights In addition to wind speed, the meter allows ambient temperature monitoring Simple operation, large digits on the display, a range of functions to make work easier and a contoured casing that fits perfectly in the hand make working with this meter easy and pleasant. • Wind chill: if the temperature of the air flowing through the measuring sensor falls below 0°C, the display will show the indicator "WINDCHILL" indicating that the wind chill factor has been included in the temperature measurement. • Max button: Holds the highest value of the current measurement on the screen • AVG button: continuously displays the average of the last 20 or so measurements • Data hold button: pressing the HOLD button will hold the current measurement value on the screen • Automatic data recording: the device enables automatic recording of 1000 measurements at an interval of 10 seconds • The device automatically switches off after 10 minutes of inactivity The setting can be deactivated when the device is switched on Technical specifications: • screen refresh rate: 2 times per second • wind speed measurement range: m/s - 0~30, ft/min - 0~5860, knots - 0~55, km/h - 0~90, mph - 0~65 • initial measurement threshold: m/s - 0. 3, ft/min - 60, knots - 0. 6, km/h - 1, mph - 0. 7 • resolution: 0. 1 • accuracy: m/s - ±5%+0. 1, ft/min - ±5%+20, knots - ±5%+0. 2, km/h - ±5%+0. 4, mph - ±5%+0. 2 • ambient temperature measurement range: -10°C – +45°C • resolution: 0. 1°C • accuracy: ±2°C • backlit screen • power supply: 3 x AAA • 1/4'' tripod socket • dimensions: 56*187*36 mm • weight: 112 g (without battery)
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