Wind Speed Sensor

The Wind Speed Sensor is an anemometer, also called a wind speed transmitter, that measures wind speed and converts it into a standard analog signal. It provides a 4–20 mA current or 0–5 V voltage output, depending on the version, so it can feed a PLC, data logger, weather station controller or microcontroller ADC.

Wind Speed Sensor Specifications

• Type: anemometer (wind speed transmitter)
• Measures: wind speed
• Output signal: 4–20 mA current or 0–5 V voltage, depending on version
• Output behaviour: analog, proportional to wind speed
• Connects to: PLCs, data loggers, weather station controllers, Arduino and ESP32 analog inputs

Wind Speed Sensor Applications

• Weather stations and agricultural monitoring
• Wind monitoring for solar arrays, greenhouses and rooftops
• High-wind alerts for cranes, towers and construction sites
• Small wind turbine research and STEM projects

What's in the Box

• 1 × wind speed sensor

Tip: To read a 4–20 mA version with an Arduino, pass the current through a 250 Ω resistor to get 1–5 V. Check the label for the supply voltage and for the wind speed that gives full-scale output, then use these to convert the reading to m/s.

Orders placed before 14:00 are ready for pickup the same day. Delivery across Lebanon usually takes 1–3 working days.