Obscape’s Weather Station supplies you with real-time weather data and was designed for continuous deployment in harsh climates, which means there are no moving parts to fail. The 0.017 mm resolution means it can accurately measure small rainfall and even heavy dew events that other rain gauges miss. And, no moving sensor parts means the sensor’s anemometer is accurate at low wind speeds. It even has an accelerometer, so you’ll always know the sensor is level and you’re getting accurate data.
The Weather Station is completely wireless. Power is supplied through built-in solar panels, while data are transmitted in real-time using a 4G GSM connection. Therefore, the Weather Station is easy to install at any desired location within GSM coverage. There is no need to worry about access to mains power or the internet. Its wireless nature makes the Weather Station very suitable for monitoring remote areas, such as beaches and nature reserves.
12 Different weather stations into a single, compact device:
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