Description
CDF-10B METAL 3-CUP WIND SPEED SENSOR
Cup-type metal wind speed sensor is a typical mechanical anemometer widely used in meteorological monitoring, environmental detection, industrial control, wind energy measurement and other outdoor scenarios.
It adopts a three-cup symmetrical structure, usually made of aluminum alloy, with high strength, corrosion resistance and light weight. Under wind action, the wind cups rotate at a speed proportional to the actual wind speed. The internal sensing element — generally a Hall sensor or photoelectric encoder — converts rotational speed into standard electrical signals such as pulse, voltage, current or RS485 digital output.
This sensor features stable performance, high reliability, low starting wind speed, and strong anti-interference ability. It can operate continuously in harsh environments including high temperature, low temperature, rain, snow and dust, providing accurate and real-time wind speed data for long-term monitoring systems.
APPLICATIONS
Agricultural Meteorological Station
Greenhouse Weather Station
Meteorological Monitoring For Expressway
Metereological Monitoring For High-altitude Facility
Seawater Transportation Monitoring
Wind Power Generation
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Regularly clean the sensor surface and wind cup or blade with a soft cloth. Remove dust, dirt, bird droppings, and other debris. This helps ensure smooth rotation.
Check the mechanical rotation parts periodically to confirm flexible rotation without jamming, abnormal noise or obvious looseness.
Avoid knocks, impacts, or heavy pressure on the aluminum alloy shell. This helps prevent deformation, cracks, or damage to internal components.
Inspect cable connections, wiring terminals, and seals for water entry, corrosion, or poor contact. Maintain good seals and reliable electrical contact.
Keep the installation area well ventilated and dry. Do not leave it in rain or snow for long. Avoid corrosive gases to prevent oxidation and corrosion of the aluminum alloy surface.
Calibrate the wind speed sensor regularly according to usage frequency and working environment to ensure measurement accuracy.
When not in use for a long time, cover the sensor with a protective cover and store it in a dry, dust-free environment.
