Robinson's Cup Anemometer(with recording counter)

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Robinson's Cup Anemometer(with recording counter) Specification

Feature
Measures total wind run; Cumulative wind speed readout

Power Source
Manual (No electrical power required)

Voltage
Not required (manual operation)

Core Components
3 hemispherical cups, rotating shaft, mechanical counter

Model No
Robinson Anemometer with Recording Counter

Capacity
0 to 500 m/sec wind speed measurement

Automation Grade
Manual

Accuracy
3% of full scale

Equipment Materials
Aluminum alloy; Stainless steel shaft

Type
Cup Anemometer

Usage
Wind speed measurement

Display Type
Mechanical recording counter

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 25 cm height, 14 cm cup diameter

Weight
Approx. 800g (anemometer unit)

Calibration
Factory calibrated and adjustable

Operation
Outdoor environmental monitoring

Counter Display
Counts in kilometers or miles (customizable)

Number of Cups
Three

Rotational Mechanism
Precision ball bearing drive

About Robinson's Cup Anemometer(with recording counter)

Experience grand precision in wind speed measurement with the Robinsons Cup Anemometer (with recording counter). Jump on this invincible instrument, designed with robust aluminum alloy, stainless steel shaft, and a special precision ball bearing drive for seamless operation. The mechanical counter displays easily selectable kilometers or miles, measuring wind speeds from 0 to an impressive 500 m/sec. This virtuoso device is factory-calibrated yet adjustable, delivering 3% accuracy without the need for power. Embrace trustworthy, manual operation for outdoor environmental monitoringno voltage is required, making it perfect for diverse field applications in India and beyond.

Wide Application and Unique Features

The Robinsons Cup Anemometer boasts a mechanical counter for cumulative wind speed and total wind run, making it ideal for meteorological studies, industrial sites, and educational purposes. Its durable construction ensures reliability in harsh outdoor environments while precise ball bearing mechanisms enhance operational longevity. Specially suited for scientific research, environmental monitoring, and quality control, this anemometer excels with its manual operationoffering field-readiness for professionals seeking accurate, on-site data without relying on electrical power.

Efficient Delivery and Exporting Advantage

Jump on remarkable value with our competitive proposal amount and lowest price guarantee for shipped goods. Robinsons Cup Anemometer is dispatched from our main FOB port in India, catering to export markets in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. We ensure timely delivery and are committed to seamless logistics, giving clients peace of mind through reliable shipping and consistent supply. For bulk orders or customized inquiries, delivery times are prompt and tailored to your projects requirements.

FAQs of Robinsons Cup Anemometer(with recording counter):

Q: How does the Robinsons Cup Anemometer record wind speed?

A: The device uses a set of three rotating cups connected to a precision ball bearing drive and a mechanical counter, which records wind speed and cumulative wind run in either kilometers or miles as selected by the user.

Q: What is the process for calibrating this anemometer?

A: It comes factory calibrated for immediate use but is also adjustable. Calibration can be performed as needed to maintain accuracy, ensuring reliable data collection throughout its operational life.

Q: When is manual operation beneficial for wind speed measurement?

A: Manual operation is advantageous when electrical power is unavailable or impractical, such as in remote areas, field studies, and outdoor research, providing consistent results without reliance on external power sources.

Q: Where can this anemometer be best utilized?

A: It is ideal for outdoor environments, including meteorological stations, industrial sites, educational purposes, research fields, and locations requiring robust wind monitoring equipment.

Q: What are the core benefits of using a mechanical recording counter?

A: A mechanical recording counter ensures durability, easy field operation, low maintenance, and accurate cumulative wind speed readout. It operates reliably regardless of weather or power conditions.

Q: How can users select between kilometers and miles for wind readout?

A: The recording counter can be customized to display wind speed in either kilometers or miles, according to user preference, offering flexibility for various geographic or operational requirements.

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