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Used for atmospheric dispersion studies, environmental assessments, and wind spectrum analysis.
It can be measured at 0 m/s because there are no moving parts.
Measurement range from 0 to 90 m/s, capable of measuring strong winds.
A new method allows for stable measurements using a 1-head transmission and 3-head reception system (Japanese Patent Application No. 2008-75308, Published Patent Application No. 2009-229256).
We offer a wide range of anemometers of various types that live up to the name "Kaze no Hikari Shin."
This is a new type of ultrasonic anemometer that can measure strong winds up to 90 m/s, which was difficult to measure with conventional ultrasonic anemometers.
