Gill MaxiMet Compact Weather Stations
Features
- High quality sensors provide reliable measurements
- Integrated, multi-sensor design reduces deployment cost
- Low power mode for power sensitive applications
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Designed and manufactured by Gill Instruments, MaxiMet advanced compact weather stations use proven technology to measure meteorological and environmental parameters to international standards. Cost, quality and performance requirements are met by MaxiMet which incorporates many measurement parameters required for demanding applications including: wind, precipitation, solar radiation, temperature, humidity, pressure, low power 'Eco Mode', GPS, compass and many more.
Output protocol options for MaxiMet include RS232, RS422, RS485, SDI-12, MODBUS & NMEA ensuring MaxiMet is easy to install and easy to use. Environmental protection is IP66 across all MaxiMet models. Ultrasonic technology is used in MaxiMet models to deliver highly accurate measurements with no moving parts to wear or recalibrate. As a result, MaxiMet is extremely reliable and low maintenance.
Available parameters: Wind speed and direction, air temperature, relative/absolute humidity, pressure, precipitation, solar radiation, GPS coordinates / MSL (Mean Sea-Level) pressure / true wind / clock / longitude and latitude / sunrise / sunset / twilight, ground speed, compass, 2D coordinate/apparent, wind, location, height above sea level, averaging (World Meteorological Organization), gust (World Meteorological Organization), air density, barometric pressure, wet bulb, dew point, wind chill, sensor status information, heat index and more.
- Gill MaxiMet Compact Weather Station Brochure
- Gill MaxiMet Compact Weather Station Manual
- Gill MaxiMet GMX200 Compact Weather Station Specifications
- Gill MaxiMet GMX240 Compact Weather Station Specifications
- Gill MaxiMet GMX300 Compact Weather Station Specifications
- Gill MaxiMet GMX301 Compact Weather Station Specifications
- Gill MaxiMet GMX400 Compact Weather Station Specifications
- Gill MaxiMet GMX500 Compact Weather Station Specifications
- Gill MaxiMet GMX501 Compact Weather Station Specifications
- Gill MaxiMet GMX600 Compact Weather Station Specifications
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