It can switch between displaying rainfall and wind speed, and output two alarm signals for each.
Measuring precipitation and snowfall plays an important role in disaster prevention. We have various rain gauges and snow depth gauges that use laser light to measure precipitation in the water cycle. We also offer systems that combine transmitters to network different regions for concentrated monitoring of rainfall.
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【Features】 ○ Rainfall and wind speed can be displayed digitally by switching, allowing for the determination of alarms at two set points for each, triggering a buzzer sound and alarm contact output. ○ Continuous rainfall (total rainfall) and hourly rainfall, as well as instantaneous wind speed and average wind speed, can be displayed in a switched format. ○ Two alarm settings can be configured for both rainfall and wind speed. ○ Outputs analog signals for rainfall and wind speed, as well as rainfall pulse signals. ● For more details, please contact us.
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Disaster prevention Railway Education Agricultural meteorology Facility management House management ● For more details, please contact us.
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Koshin Electric Industry was founded in 1948 with the aim of natural measurement business. Since then, we have developed new products that are in line with the times through innovative technology and exceptional imagination, evolving into comprehensive observation systems that encompass sensing, transmission, and data processing in the fields of meteorology, hydrology, and geology, thereby contributing to society. The spirit cultivated through this business is the desire of all employees to "pass on a beautiful Earth to future generations," which has become the company culture.
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