Davis 6410 Anemometer for Vantage Pro2 and Vantage Pro

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The Davis 6410 Anemometer is a replacement anemometer with mounting base for wireless and cabled Vantage Pro2 and Vantage Pro weather stations. Includes both wind speed and wind direction sensors, mounting hardware, and 40 ft. (12 m) cable. Rugged components stand up to hurricane ‐ force winds, yet are sensitive to a light breeze. Includes sealed bearings for long life. The range and accuracy specifications have been verified in wind ‐ tunnel tests. In areas where icing of the anemometer is a problem, drip rings deflect water from the joint between moving parts.

The anemometer measures and displays wind speed and direction. The data is used to calculate other wind-related information such as wind run, wind chill, and the temperature-humidity-sun-wind index. This anemometer can be used with EnviroMonitor or any Vantage Pro2-compatible system.

Davis 6410 Anemometer Features:

• Replacement anemometer with mounting base for wireless and cabled Vantage Pro2 and Vantage Pro weather stations
  
• Wind-tunnel tested to speeds in excess of 200 miles per hour! Wind speed range: 1 to 200 mph, 1 to 173 knots, 0.5 to 89 m/s, 1 to 322 km/h
  
• Sealed stainless steel ball bearings for long life
  
• Includes both wind speed and wind direction sensors, mounting hardware, and 40 ft. (12 m) cable
  
• Rugged components stand up to hurricane ‐ force winds, yet are sensitive to a light breeze
  

Davis 6410 Anemometer Specifications:

• Product code: 6410
  
• Operating Temperature: -40° to +149°F (-40° to +65°C)
  
• Sensor Type
  Wind Speed: Solid state magnetic sensor
  Wind Direction: Wind vane and potentiometer
  
• Attached Cable Length: 40' (12 m)
  
• Cable Type: 4-conductor, 26 AWG
  
• Connector: Modular connector (RJ-11)
  
• Maximum Cable Length: 240' (73 m)
  

What's in the Box:

• Anemometer arm with 40 feet (12.2m) of cable
  
• Wind vane
  
• Wind cups
  
• Anemometer base
  
• Hardware kit
  

Note: Maximum displayable wind speed decreases as cable increases. At 140’ (42 m) of cable, maximum displayable wind speed is 135 mph (60 m/s); at 240’ (73 m), maximum wind speed displayed is 100 mph (45 m/s).