Wind Speed Transmitter

Wind speed transmitters are devices used in meteorology to measure and transmit information about the speed of wind. They are classified under the supply class "Meteorological Instruments And Apparatus" in the supply group "Instruments And Laboratory Equipment".

Wind speed transmitters typically consist of an anemometer, which is a device that measures wind speed, and a transmitter that converts the measured data into electrical signals for transmission. The anemometer may use various technologies such as cup, propeller, or ultrasonic to measure wind speed.

These transmitters are commonly used in weather stations, airports, research facilities, and other applications where accurate wind speed data is required. They are designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions and provide reliable and real-time measurements.

The transmitted wind speed data can be used for various purposes, including weather forecasting, climate research, aviation operations, and environmental monitoring. It is often integrated into larger meteorological systems or connected to data loggers and computer systems for further analysis and visualization.

Overall, wind speed transmitters play a crucial role in gathering and transmitting accurate wind speed information, contributing to the understanding and prediction of weather patterns and supporting various industries and sectors that rely on this data.