Extremely
resistant
Swiss made with first class materials
Maintenance
free
No mobile parts and no obstructing possibility
Very low power consumption
Ultra-optimized acoustic sensing
SDI-12 and IoT compatible
Also compatible to all other common I/O standards
Eco
friendly
Lifetime, CE certification and Packaging
The WindFlow WF4 sensor is an unbreakable hurricane-resistant wind-speed instrument.
TYPICAL USE
- Wind speed monitoring of strong winds and hurricanes
- Surveillance of high wind areas
- Securisation of high-voltage lines
- Meteorological, industrial and scientific applications
- Railway surveillance
Documents & download:
Please download here the original ISAW-Toolbox software suite, for any model of your sensor.
The ISAW-Toolbox software suite is an all-in-one toolbox utility that allows fully configuring and operating your sensor.
You can download the ISAW-Toolbox software suite in two ways:
- use the standard setup installer (.exe, .dpkg),
- or download the non-intrusive standalone archive (.zip, .bz2).
Select the package that match your Operating system (Windows, Linux or Mac) and system architecture (32 or 64 bits), download the package.
To use the installer (.exe, .dpkg): Click on the downloaded file and follow the installation process.
From the archive (.zip, .bz2): Unzip the downloaded file and click on the utility you need.”
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The WindFlow WF4 sensor: an ultra-robust instrument
It is a very low-power, maintenance-free and totally sealed acoustic instrument with no mobile parts.
The instrument includes a dedicated analog conditioning module, a digital I/O module and an analog restitution module that can be connected conveniently to almost any external central unit (data logger, industrial module interface, instrumentation DAQ, USB port).
The sensing part of the instrument is a cylindrical, anti-abrasion, anti-adhesion and anti-rime coated tube supported by one strong stainless steel arm.
Wind laminar air friction induces change in internal acoustic pressure. The excitation is converted into a wind speed signal as a result of a specific acoustic, mechanical and electronic design.
The configuration of the sensor can be fully customized, in a non-volatile memory, with a Plug-and-Play computer connection thanks to a universal USB dongle accessory provided with the sensor.
