Category: Wind Speed & Direction

Thies First Class: 4.3151.00.001 – TMR:

TMR sensors use the tunneling effect of electrons to detect changes in magnetic fields, which results in a higher sensitivity and better accuracy than other types of magnetic sensors. This makes the Thies First Class: 4.3151.00.001 an ideal choice for applications where precise wind direction measurements are required.

In addition to its high accuracy and precision, the Thies First Class: 4.3151.00.001 also offers a wide measurement range, with the ability to detect wind direction . It also has a high response rate, which allows it to quickly adjust to changes in wind direction.

The sensor is designed to be easy to install and maintain, with a compact size and a lightweight construction. It has a built-in temperature compensation feature which help it to minimize the errors due to temperature changes. This unit also can be connected to a variety of data loggers, weather stations and other monitoring systems via a standard analog voltage output or RS485 Modbus digital output.

Overall, the Thies First Class: 4.3151.00.001 is an advanced wind vane sensor that offers high accuracy and precision, robust construction, and a wide measurement range. It is suitable for a variety of applications, including meteorology, renewable energy, and air quality monitoring.

The measuring value is available at the output as a digital signal. The output signal can be transmitted to display instruments, recording instruments, and data loggers as well as to process control systems. For winter operation the instrument (4.3151.00.xxx) is equipped with electronically regulated heating.