An anemometer is a device for measuring weather conditions. An anemometer allows you to measure values accurately in a short time. Thanks to its reduced dimensions and weight the anemometer is a system that offers easy to handle weather information. With a single key it switches between the different measuring functions.
With a single device, it can easily measure wind speed, temperature, wind chill (perceived temperature), dew point, relative humidity, thermal stress, barometric pressure and height above sea level. The anemometer allows you to measure the current value, minimum value and maximum value.

Explanation of different environmental conditions:

Wind Chill
The Wind chill describes the difference between the measured and perceived air temperature, depending on the air velocity.

Air pressure
The atmospheric pressure anywhere on our planet is the hydrostatic pressure of the air that governs that place. That pressure is equivalent to the weight of the atmospheric column that exists on the surface of the earth or on any body that is on it.

Root point / temperature of the root point
The air can absorb more steam as the temperature increases. When the temperature of any element or air drops, and at the same time an air humidity of 100% is reached, the remaining steam falls in the form of rain. That limit is called dew point. Buildings must be

- Compact and robust construction
- High precision
- High-precision wing wheel
- Easy to read digital display
- Backlighting
- Interchangeable wing wheel
- Max / MIN measurement
- 11 functions in a single device