Wireless and Self Powered
Patented wireless self-powered version of the popular three-cup design used in wind assessments for decades. NO battery to replace – ever. The rotor is made of tough polycarbonate for exceptional durability and reliability. Manufactured in the USA. $799 includes readout.
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Marine Grade Replacement
Mariner This 3-cup anemometer wind speed sensor is designed specifically for long life with fully encapsulated redundant generator coils for harsh marine and salt water environments. $279
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Economy Wind Logging
Odo Logger Combine proven wind industry standard anemometer cups with a low cost ‘cycle computer for an economical wind data logger Systems include the Odo logger, 100 ft cable, mounting hardware and the ET4000 cup anemometer. $199
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Breeze – Wireless/Self Powered
Atlantic Marine, Boston MA, installs 2 breeze systems.
Atlantic Marine installed a breeze on each of its two cranes. These cranes have been in operation for many years. The wireless sensor made it a snap for them to have them up and running in a matter of a hours. In the photo below you can see the sensor mounted about half way up the crane on the right side of the platform guard rail.
Crane at Atlantic Marine, Boston, MA
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Etesian Technologies will have a booth (number 608) at this year’s New England Boat Show. The show starts Saturday, February 20th, and runs until Sunday February 28th. The show is being held at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston, 415 Summer St., Boston, MA. Read more>>
Etesian Technologies wireless, self powered anemometer is designed for long life and trouble free use. With a small amount of planning and set-up, you should have an accurate, reliable and convenient wind sensor.
Wind speed sensors, or anemometers, are ideally placed at as high a location on a mast or tower as is practical. On the boat mast, on the roof top or up a tower, it’s a job requiring removal of rigging or climbing or both. Once installed, one never wants to revisit the installation again! And with a conventional wired sensor, the sensor cable must be attached, routed, and secured. Holes need to be drilled, the wires fished through, and then the holes caulked to properly finish the job. Etesian’s new concept of a self-powered sensor eliminated all these drawbacks… and one more. Putting any electrical gear at the highest point on a boat (or house) and then running wires from it to the cabin or house eaves the sensor susceptible to a lightening strike. With an Etesian system, the expensive equipment, be it a display, laptop computer, data logger, or control system, is now totally isolated and protected.
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