Wind Direction Sensor

⇓  Description

With the sensor for wind direction the horizontal wind direction is detected over a light wind vane.The dual ball-bearing axle is connected to a timing disk. The timing disc is from a non-contact optical sensorscanned. In the integrated electronic pulses are formed, whose frequency is proportional to wind speed. The recorded data will be ina signal processor pre-processed and in the F-bus protocol to the display device or a further Signal processing units supplied. The distance between the wind sensor and this unit can be on a Twisted pair up to 700m and go up to 3000m with additional repeater modules.

To prevent freezing of the sensor, a heater is installed in the body of the wind sensor. The heating is from about+5° C regulated proportional to the temperature outside

The entire sensor for wind speed is made from corrosion resistant materials and protected with a varnish. Labyrinth sealsand sealing rings prevent moisture from penetrating into the interior of the housing.

⇓  Technical data
Measuring range:0 - 359°
max Stress:60 m/s
Responsiveness:< 0,3 m/s bei 90° deflection
Accuracy:2,5°
Damping ratio:< 0,2
Sampling:Opto-electronic, 8-bit Gray-Code (144 steps)
Electrical output:F-Bus
Operating voltage:10 - 28 VDC
Protection class:IP 65 to DIN
interference radiation:acc. to EN 55022 -B
electromagnetic immunity:to DIN IEC 801 -2, -4
Heather:12 - 24 VAC / 25 W, electr. regulated
Electrical connection:8pole plug
Housing:seawater resistant Aluminium powder-coated
Ambient temperature:-35°C to +70°C
Dimensions:290 x 450 x 68 mm
Mounting onto mast tube:∅40mm to ∅52mm
Weight:ca. 2,2kg
Order-No.:91 44 510 00
 
Technical drawing wind direction specifications in mm
Technical drawing wind direction
 
  • optical scanning of code disc
  • Ball bearings for ultra-light start
  • All main parts are made of anodized aluminium
  • electronically controlled heating
  • Seawater resistant
wind direction
Sensor Wind Direction
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