Product information:

Article no. : Anemometer
Type: digital anemometer
Measuring range: 0.3~30
Measurement objects: wind speed, wind temperature and wind level
Measurement accuracy: +-5%
Resolution: 0.1
Wind speed: 0.3~30 (m/s)
Size: 105*58*20 (mm)

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Anemometer – Accurate Wind Measurement for Weather, Work, and Play

Perfect for Meteorologists, Outdoor Enthusiasts, Surveyors, Farmers, Sailors, Builders, and NZ Weather Monitoring

An Anemometer is a precision instrument designed to measure wind speed — and often wind direction — making it indispensable for anyone who needs reliable wind data. Whether you’re a weather station operator, an outdoor sports enthusiast, a farmer assessing conditions for spraying or irrigation, a sailor navigating coastal waters, a builder ensuring safe crane operations, or a hobbyist tracking environmental conditions, this tool gives you real‑time insights into wind behaviour. With rugged construction and precise sensors, the anemometer helps you monitor wind patterns in New Zealand’s diverse climates with confidence and accuracy.

Description – Anemometer

An anemometer is a device engineered to capture and quantify wind velocity, often paired with directional data to show where the wind is coming from. It typically measures wind speed in units such as kilometres per hour (km/h), metres per second (m/s), knots, or miles per hour (mph), and can be used in fixed weather stations, mobile weather kits, or handheld portable formats for field use.

Constructed with durable materials designed to withstand outdoor exposure, the core measuring mechanism often consists of rotating cups, propellers, or ultrasonic sensors. Traditional mechanical models use a set of cups mounted on a spindle: the wind causes the cups to spin, and the speed of rotation is converted into a wind speed reading. Advanced digital anemometers use ultrasonic wave timing or thermal sensors for highly accurate measurements without moving parts, reducing maintenance and improving reliability.

Anemometers are utilised in a variety of applications across New Zealand, from everyday weather tracking to specialised fields such as environmental research, agriculture, construction safety, marine navigation, and outdoor sports like kite flying, paragliding, or windsurfing. They can be standalone handheld units for portable use or integrated into automated weather stations for continuous monitoring and data logging.

Many modern anemometers include additional features such as backlit LCD screens, temperature sensing, humidity measurement, data hold functions, max/min readings, Bluetooth connectivity, and compatibility with weather station software. Whether for hobbyist data collection or professional weather monitoring, these devices deliver accurate and real‑time wind data that supports informed decision‑making.

Construction, Materials & Features

Anemometers are built with precision and durability in mind, incorporating components that ensure accurate and consistent wind measurement:

Robust Sensor Mechanism: Mechanical models feature rotating cups or propellers designed for smooth motion and low friction. Digital or ultrasonic models use advanced sensors that measure wind speed via air pressure changes or sound wave disruption.

Weather‑Resistant Housing: Strong casing protects internal components from moisture, dust, UV exposure, and environmental wear, ensuring long‑lasting outdoor performance.

Easy‑Read Display: Large, clear screens display wind speed readings and auxiliary data such as temperature or wind direction. Backlighting enhances readability in low light.

Portable or Stationary Design: Handheld models offer mobility and field‑ready convenience, while fixed units integrate into weather station setups with mounting brackets and cabling.

User‑Friendly Interface: Intuitive controls and menu systems make it simple to toggle between units, record max/min wind gusts, and store data for later analysis.

Advanced Connectivity: Some models support Bluetooth or wireless communication to transmit real‑time data to apps or weather software for logging, tracking, and forecasting.

Key Points

Precise Wind Measurement: Accurately captures wind speed and often direction, supporting informed decision‑making across applications.

Durable Outdoor Build: Designed to withstand exposure to the elements, including rain, sun, dust, and temperature fluctuations.

Versatile Application: Suitable for weather stations, farms, construction sites, marine environments, outdoor sports, and education.

User‑Friendly Operation: Easy to read displays and intuitive controls deliver quick access to wind data and additional environmental metrics.

Benefits

Improved Safety: Real‑time wind data helps you make safer choices in activities such as sailing, construction work, agricultural spraying, and outdoor sports.

Optimised Planning: Farmers can use wind data to schedule spraying, irrigation, or planting, reducing waste and improving crop outcomes.

Weather Awareness: Hobbyists and weather enthusiasts gain detailed insights into changing conditions for forecasting or data tracking.

Portable Monitoring: Handheld units let you measure conditions on‑site, ideal for field work, hikes, and outdoor excursions.

Why Choose This Anemometer?

This anemometer stands out for its combination of accuracy, durability, and versatility. Unlike basic wind indicators that rely on guesswork or visual cues, this device uses precise sensors to deliver real, quantifiable wind data you can trust. Its robust construction ensures long‑term performance in New Zealand’s varied climate — whether you’re on the coast, in alpine regions, or out on the plains.

For professionals and hobbyists alike, the clear display, intuitive controls, and optional connectivity features make this anemometer easy to use and integrate into broader weather monitoring systems. Whether you’re tracking wind for safety, sport, agriculture, or research, this device provides the reliable performance and accurate measurements that matter.

Conclusion

An anemometer is a vital tool for anyone who needs reliable wind speed and direction data. With precision measurement, rugged construction, and versatile use cases, it supports informed decisions for weather tracking, outdoor activities, agriculture, construction safety, and more. Easy to operate and built to last, this device gives you confidence and clarity in wind measurement across New Zealand’s dynamic environments.