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Unit Switch
You to switch between different units
The anemometer's ability to switch between different measurement units for wind speed (m/s, ft/min, knots, km/hr, mph) and temperature (Celsius and Fahrenheit).
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Current, Max, Avg and Wind Chill
Make informed decisions about your outdoor activities
The wind speed meter average wind speed it can detect, and the highest wind speed. allowing you to make informed decisions about outdoor activities or weather monitoring.
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Easy to read
The bright and clear LCD backlit display screen
The wind speed meter easy to read your measurements even in low light conditions.
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Save Battery Life
Ensure that you will never be caught without power
The low battery indicator and auto power off (auto power off in about 14 minutes) functions ensure that you will never be caught without power.
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Pocket Size
Easy to carry with you wherever you go
Its small size and lightweight design make it the perfect tool for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and sailing. The anemometer is so compact that you can easily slip it into your pocket or backpack, ensuring that you always have it on hand when you need it.
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Durable
The sturdy durable anemometer is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions
The anemometer is equipped with a protective rubber case that is slip and drop-resistant. This case not only provides additional protection for the anemometer but also enhances grip, making it less likely to be dropped accidentally. Additionally, this anemometer is rated IP67 for splash-proof protection, which means it is resistant to water and dust, making it ideal for use in outdoor environments.
Renewable Energy
Anemometers are used in wind turbines to measure wind speed and direction, which helps optimize performance and maximize energy production.
Outdoor Sports
Anemometers are used in outdoor sports such as sailing, and kiteboarding. This helps athletes determine the best time and conditions for their sport.
Scientific Research
Anemometers are used in scientific research to measure wind speed in various environments. This data can be used to study weather and climate change.
Industrial Applications
Anemometers are used in industrial settings to measure wind speed in ventilation systems, air conditioning units.
fapaan
Reviewed in Italy on January 26, 2025
Poca spesa ma funzionamento ottimo , lo uso prima di uscire in barca a vela per valutare la corretta velatura
dale jodoin
Reviewed in Canada on January 24, 2025
love it
Barry Eley
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 22, 2024
used on the sports field easy to carry and quick to use
Dan D
Reviewed in Canada on December 27, 2024
It works are higher speedsNot great at low speed
Laura Anderson
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023
Accuracy is being debated on here. I tried it out the window of 2 cars. The jeep hood made it seem inaccurate but when i tried it out the window of my Honda element it seemed exactly accurate. Tried it about 10-24 mph. I like the size. Not too small for your hand. I like having the cover to protect it. Came with a long strap i can put over my neck when checking wind off the side of my sailboat. Also got it for rc airplanes.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2023
Easy to use.
しん
Reviewed in Japan on December 1, 2023
概略的な風量を測定するため、購入しました。コンパクトで重宝しています。
Joseph J. Betz
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2022
First, it's an anemometer, appears to be a capable one. Easy enough to use once you figure out the stuff that flummoxed other reviewers (thanks to them for pointing out how to get the battery in, that might have confused me too.)First, the red thing is a skin, pull it off to get to the battery cover. Have a quarter handy to engage the battery cover, yes you can do it with finger pressure IF you have VERY strong fingers, but wow that's tight.Only two ways the battery could go in, it goes in with the writing up, towards your eyes.Replace battery cover and skin.Two-second hold of the red button turns on/off.U button means Units. This is how you toggle between God-bless-American miles per hour and all them funny foreign measurement systems. (I kid - measure how you like without shame or fear.)V/T button toggles between velocity (wind speed) and temperature.Once it's on, set the units for velocity and then toggle over to temperature and set the units for temperature.Boom, done.Now it's just "turn it on, measure wind speed, toggle to measure temperature, turn off". The settings will stick as long as the battery has juice.Last note, once on, short pushes of the red on/off button will toggle between current, Max, and average for wind speed. No history here, if you toggle over to Max it'll say "ok, from this moment forward we'll measure the wind speed, and the reading I'll give will be the max since you told me to do this". Same for average, it's "average since you told me to do that", not average of stuff that already happened prior to now.A note on a previous review re waterproofing: Not tested by me, but I imagine it is critical that the battery cover be FULLY engaged and that the skin be exactly correctly positioned to even start claiming waterproof. Unless your use case for this thing is kayaking, it shouldn't matter - an anemometer is pretty useless underwater anyway and just to look at the unit I'm pretty sure it won't die in a driving rainstorm.
Critical Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2022
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