Airmar 200WX-IPX7 Ultrasonic WeatherStation

The Airmar 200XW-IPX7 is a more robust weather sensor option to meet the operational challenges of harsh open water environments.

Features

  • Outputs both apparent and true wind speed & direction
  • Integrated GPS, accelerometer & compass
  • IPX7 waterproof rating for buoys and offshore platforms
$1,989.23
Stock 5AVAILABLE

Overview
The Airmar 200WX-IPX7 meets a growing need for real-time, site-specific weather information. For moving applications where true and apparent wind are different, the 200WX includes additional sensors such as a 10Hz GPS, solid-state compass and tilt sensors. The 200WX features configurable RS-232 and CAN BUS digital data outputs, providing unparalleled versatility for nearly all weather monitoring needs.

Durable in Harsh Conditions
The Airmar 200WX-IPX7 outputs both apparent and true wind speed and direction. The Airmar 200WX is IPx7 rated and has been developed to be more robust and meet the operational challenges of the harsh ocean environment.

Meets Offshore Needs
Reliable environmental monitoring is critical for various offshore needs. The numerous sensors contained in the compact size of the 200WX is an attractive feature for installations where space is limited, such as on buoys, USVs, and AUVs.

  • (1) 200WX-IPX7 WeatherStation
  • (1) Post mount with 1-14 UNS threads
  • (1) WeatherCaster Software CD
  • (1) Calibration Certificate
  • (1) Owner's Manual
Questions & Answers
Will the 200WX-IPX7 output corrected wind direction?
Yes, the 200WX-IPX7 sensor includes a built-in compass to automatically correct for movement and output both theoretical wind speed and direction (relative to ground) and the apparent wind speed and direction.
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