Handheld Micro Weather Station-An Objective Comprehensive Development Handheld Weather Station 2022 Update (Hot News)

Handheld micro weather station - an objective comprehensive development handheld weather station 2022 update (hot | news), weather top report must be further developed in the direction of objectification, quantification, automation and integration, in order to effectively improve the forecast function
。 Enhance service functions, mainly to improve the ways and means of meteorological services 【October update of racing optoelectronics: JD-SQ5A】 I.
Product Introduction JD-SQ5A uses ultrasonic waves to measure wind speed and direction by using the time difference in the air to measure wind speed and direction Real-time monitoring of air temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind speed, wind direction, altitude (optional) The weather station has its own display screen, which can display the detection data in real time, and has the characteristics of light weight (engineering plastic ABS shell), strong and durable, without any moving parts.
No maintenance and on-site calibration
are required.
The specially designed handle is convenient for users to hold the handle with one hand, and the weight is only 0.
85kg
.
Built-in Bluetooth module, you can use the special APP mobile phone software provided by the manufacturer to receive detection data in real time on the mobile phone; The internal memory module of the instrument can store up to 365 days of monitoring data, which is especially suitable for field inspection
.
Second, product features No moving parts, zero wear Maintenance-free, long service life Ultrasonic probe reflective type, more compact structure Internal power supply with removable standard 18650 rechargeable lithium battery Optional temperature, humidity and barometric pressure sensors Built-in Bluetooth transmission module 3.
Typical applications Handheld meteorological multi-element detection Mobile inspection Electric power safety inspection Ship, dock and navigation inspection Urban environmental monitoring