Vortex II Series Heavy Duty Anemometer with Reed Switch
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Product Description
This new (November 2013) heavy duty anemometer has a longer shaft than the original Vortex (for reduced vibration), and includes options for Reed or Hall Sensor, Tubular Mount, or Metal Cups. Ideally suited for applications to measure wind speed in all conditions.
Vortex II Series Heavy Duty Anemometer Specification
SENSOR TYPE |
3-Cup Lexan rotor (Metal option) |
SENSOR RANGE |
125+ MPH |
DISPLAY |
Optional Display Kit - directly compatible with the reed switch option (not the Hall Sensor Option) |
MOUNTING |
Flat metal bracket: 2 holes provided |
ACCURACY |
+/-4% of reading or 1 mph, whichever is greater (depends on the display used) |
ROTOR DIAMETER |
approx. 6 in (152 mm) |
LENGTH |
approx. 11 in (280 mm) overall with the flat metal bracket |
WIDTH |
approx. 6 in (152 mm) |
The Vortex II Series Anemometer includes the following:
• Hand made Delrin body with longer shaft and internal PC Board for sensors and options
• Optional heavy duty Aluminum tube mounting
• Optional metal cups
• Optional wire lengths
• Optional Hall (single pulse) or Optical Multi-Pulse versions
• Optional Diplay Kit
NOTE: ONLY the reed switch verion works with the Display Kit
• Completely serviceable and rebuildable!
The Vortex series of wind sensors have a reputation for being well made, accurate, reliable, and affordable. This latest version includes enhancements that our customers have been asking for over the years.
Here is what the tubular mount option and the metal cups options look like: