Weather meters

The weather meter is ideal for measuring humidity, temperature, wind speed, atmospheric pressure, both indoors and outdoors. We offer handheld weather meters, tabletop equipment or transducers for industrial use. The weather meter has an automatic calculation of the dew point or functions su...

The weather meter is ideal for measuring humidity, temperature, wind speed, atmospheric pressure, both indoors and outdoors. We offer handheld weather meters, tabletop equipment or transducers for industrial use. The weather meter has an automatic calculation of the dew point or functions such as data recording for an evaluation on the PC.

These weather meters are used both indoors and outdoors to measure humidity, temperature, wind speed, air pressure, etc. We offer you: different handheld and tabletop weather meters, measuring converters for industrial applications or weather stations. Some weather meters also have an automatic calculation of the dew point or functions for data storage and subsequent valuation on the PC. Weather conditions play an important role in industrial processes, in laboratories, in warehouses, without forgetting the private sphere, for example, for the purchase of a home (outdoor / indoor climate, humidity of the walls). That is why it is important to use the weather meter to be able to perform such checks, which will help to make a wise decision.

Types:

- Weather meters / WatchDog weather station (bucket system, wind direction, humidity, temperature, ... memory, software)

- Anemometers (air velocity and air volume current)

- Barometers (hand barometers to measure absolute pressure)

- Temperature meters (handheld and non-contact meters)

All weather meters are calibrated and can be supplemented additionally with a DIN EN ISO calibration certificate. ISO calibration consists of a laboratory calibration with a measurement protocol and an ISO certificate. Relative humidity information: Relative humidity (H.r.) shows the relationship between absolute humidity (what there really is) and the amount of moisture under saturation conditions. The relative humidity of the air is measured with climatological meters that have screens that indicate from 0% (absolute dry air) to 100% (completely saturated air such as fog, clouds or steam bath).

Some models of climate meters have a limited measuring range. The area of physical well-being is between 40 and 65% H.r. Since hot air has the characteristic of absorbing more steam than cold air, people feel that in the winter the air is too dry while in summer it is very hot. If the air is heated, the amount of steam it would have in case of saturation increases. The consequence is that the % of the H.r. value decreases even if the actual amount of water remains constant. Something similar happens when the air is cooled, thus decreasing the amount of water vapor. This increases the percentage of the H.r. value. Condensation forms when there is a surplus of water in a saturated environment.

Some of our weather meters offer, in addition to the measurement of relative humidity and temperature, also the calculation of the dew point and the dew point temperature. As we have already mentioned, many of our weather meters display the dew point value directly on the screen.