Product Introduction

The KH.CQX Six-Parameter Micro-Meteorological Instrument emits continuous frequency-converting ultrasonic signals and detects wind speed and direction by measuring the relative phase. Compared with traditional ultrasonic anemometers, it overcomes the need for high-precision timers and avoids inaccuracies caused by sensor startup delay, demodulation circuit delay, and temperature changes.

This highly integrated instrument measures six standard meteorological parameters—ambient temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, wind direction, atmospheric pressure, and optical rainfall—allowing 24-hour continuous online monitoring and simultaneous output of all parameters via digital communication interfaces.

Key Features

• Hidden ultrasonic probe : Top-cover design prevents interference from rain, snow, and crosswind.
• Six-in-one integration : Wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and optical rainfall in a single device.
• Advanced sensing technology : Real-time measurement without requiring initial wind speed.
• Strong anti-interference : Watchdog circuit and automatic reset ensure stable operation.
• Maintenance-free design : No moving parts, zero wear, and no on-site calibration needed.
• Durable outdoor housing ASA engineering plastics resist UV and color fading year-round.
• Flexible communication options : Standard RS485 (MODBUS), optional RS232, USB, Ethernet; supports optional wireless transmission with a minimum 1-minute interval.
• Snap-on probe design : Ensures firm assembly during transportation and installation.

Application Scenarios

• Meteorological monitoring stations
• Urban environmental monitoring
• Wind and solar power assessment
• Marine vessels and offshore monitoring
• Aviation and airport meteorology
• Highways, bridges, and tunnels

Technical Specifications