HyQuest Solutions WeatherSens WS Multi-Parameter Sensors
Features
- Corrosion-resistant polycarbonate material, solid structure and rugged design
- Easy integration into 3rd party systems via SDI-12 or RS-485 Modbus RTU
- Low power consumption ideal for battery/solar powered systems
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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| Image | Part# | Product Description | Price | Stock | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | WS-WS500 | WeatherSens WS500 multi-parameter weather sensor, air temperature, humidity, pressure & wind, 10m cable | $1,421.00 | Check Availability | ||
 | WS-WS600 | WeatherSens WS600 multi-parameter weather sensor, air temperature, humidity, pressure, wind & piezoelectric rainfall, 10m cable | $1,674.00 | Check Availability | ||
 | WS-WS601 | WeatherSens WS601 multi-parameter weather sensor, air temperature, humidity, pressure, wind & photoelectric rainfall, 10m cable | $1,674.00 | Check Availability | ||
 | WS-WS650 | WeatherSens WS650 multi-parameter weather sensor, air temperature, humidity, pressure, wind & solar radiation, 10m cable | $1,674.00 | Check Availability | ||
The WS Series compact weather sensors are designed for reliable and maintenance-free measurements in hydrology, meteorology and weather-dependent applications where durability, precision and operations in different moderate climatic conditions are expected. The compact devices allow for all-in-one measurements of up to 7 parameters including wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity, air pressure, rainfall (by photoelectric or piezoelectric technique), and solar radiation.
- (1) WeatherSens WS Multi-Parameter Sensor
- (1) 10m sensor cable
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