HOBO U30 USB Weather Station Starter Kit

The Onset HOBO U30 USB Weather Station Starter Kit combines Onset's most rugged data logging weather station with out-of-the-box convenience.

Features

  • All electronics are housed within a rugged double-weatherproof, tamper-proof enclosure
  • Setup is quick and easy with plug-and-play sensors
  • Software and tripod sold separately (see Accessories tab)
$1,899.00
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Overview
The Onset HOBO U30 USB Weather Station Starter Kit combines Onset's most rugged data logging weather station with out-of-the-box convenience.

Mechanics
The U30 accepts up to 10 plug-and-play Smart Sensors. Just plug in the sensor, and it's automatically recognized - no programming, wiring, or calibration necessary. With this kit, users can measure temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed/direction. Simply select the HOBO Weather Station starter system and either a 2-meter or 3-meter tripod kit (see Accessories).

Software
Software ordered separately. Compatible with HOBOware and HOBOware Pro software for logger setup, graphing and analysis.

  • HOBO U30 NRC data logger with 10 inputs (U30-NRC-000-10-S100-000 )
  • 5W Solar Panel - SOLAR-5W
  • Temperature/RH Smart Sensor with 2-meter cable - S-THC-M002
  • Wind Speed Smart Sensor with 3-meter cable - S-WSB-M003
  • Wind Direction Smart Sensor with 3-meter cable - S-WDA-M003
  • Full Crossarm for Wind Speed/Direction sensors - M-CAA
  • Solar Radiation Shield for Temperature & RH sensor - RS3-B
Questions & Answers
What is the diameter of the pole the weather station is mounted on?
The Onset HOBO U30 USB Weather Station Starter Kit is compatible with the 2m and 3m weather station tripods that are 4.1 cm (1.63 in.) in diameter.
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