Netatmo Wireless Anemometer with wind speed and direction sensor – Wind Gauge for Netatmo Weather Station, NWA01-WW

SALE PRICE: £89.98

• Accessory of Netatmo smart weather station (not included)
• View wind speed and direction in real time directly on your smartphone
• Access your data history to track wind over time
• Receive a smartphone alert when the wind picks up
• Make life easier by taking into account changes in the wind
• Fix it outdoors, up to 100 meters from your weather station’s indoor module
• NETATMO ASSISTANCE: if you need help installing/using your product, please visit our support page at helpcenter.netatmo.com/en-us, or send an email to: [email protected]

Product description

Product Description

Netatmo Wind Gauge uses state-of-the-art ultrasonic technology to reliably and accurately measure wind speed and direction, including wind gusts. You can set how you want to be alerted when the wind reaches a certain speed, and you can also get a more accurate “feel” temperature using Weather Station. The Wind Gauge is equipped with four ultrasonic sensors that send continuous signals. The sensor uses variations in these signals and reliably and accurately measures wind speed and direction. It is possible to connect 1 wind module to the weather station. Module and weather stations are sold separately. CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN High quality plastic cylinder, resistant to UV radiation, water, hail and strong wind. SENSORS AND VALUES 4 ultrasonic sensors Wind speed: Range: 0 to 45m / s (160mph, 100mph) Accuracy: 0.5 m / s (1.8 km / h, 1 mph) Direction of the wind: Accuracy: 5 ° UNITS m / s, km / h, mph, knots, beaufort WIRELESS SPECIFICATIONS Wireless connection between the module and the station with a range up to 100 m POWER AND BATTERIES The rain sensor powers 4x AA batteries that are included (up to 1 year). APPLICATION COMPATIBILITY iOS 7 or higher, Android 4.0 or higher, WP 8.0 or higher DIMENSIONS 110 x Ø 85 mm PACKAGE CONTENTS 1x wind sensor 2x AAA batteries

Box Contains

1 x Wind Gauge 4 AA batteries

First Available: 6 Nov. 2015