Solid-state optical precipitation sensing. For networks that monitor flood risk, water infrastructure, transport safety and climate. Available today.
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Compact, integrated weather monitoring. Multiple parameters from a single sensor, configured for the environment.
Plug-and-play multi-parameter weather sensing for most applications. Reliable in demanding environments, no separate sensors to wire and configure.
MaxiMetView the range ›IP68-rated with integrated 6-axis compass for ship and offshore deployments.
MaxiMet MarineHeated option for low-temperature environments and arctic deployments.
Heated MaxiMetModular sensor integration for research and meteorological services.
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Infrared optical rainfall measurement. No moving parts, no calibration drift, no funnel blockages. Standalone or integrated with weather stations.
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Heat stress and Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) monitoring for occupational health, sport, military and construction compliance.
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Ultrasonic wind speed and direction sensors plus dedicated wind data displays. No moving parts, no annual replacement, reliable in the harshest conditions.
Cost-effective, high-performance ultrasonic wind sensor for most applications. The most-shipped wind sensor in the Gill range.
WindSonicView the range ›Compact and high-accuracy with easy setup for portable and rooftop deployments.
WindUltraRobust stainless steel sensor with ATEX approval and optional heating for icing.
WindObserverTFT displays for marine bridge, helideck and field installations. Configurable layouts.
TFT Wind Display rangeFamily
3-axis precision wind measurement with vertical wind component. Output rates up to 100 Hz for turbulence, eddy covariance and atmospheric flux research.
High-precision 3-axis ultrasonic anemometer used in precision applications for over 30 years across meteorology, wind energy and applied research.
WindMasterView the range ›Aluminium and carbon fibre construction, 50 Hz and 100 Hz output rates with PRT and analogue input options.
R3 seriesHorizontal head for highly accurate vertical flow analysis. Stainless steel with PRT and 6 analogue inputs.
HS series3,000km across the Australian outback. Compact weather data, race-critical reliability.
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Scientists at Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) – a world leader in the field of marine research – are at the next stage of their ground-breaking efforts to understand and unravel the complexities of measuring wind on a moving platform, using Gill Instruments R3 3-axis anemometers
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We are excited to be working with Viu Insight in a range of innovative applications using WindSonic as part of their AirStat system to measure and track air flows in critical process environments. AirStat is a handheld device with integrated mobile app and dashboards including 3D visualisation.
The units are being used to measure airspeed with high sensitivity in specialist applications including cleanrooms, paint shops and healthcare critical environments.
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There’s nothing to beat a real customer endorsement. This one shows when we say ‘fit and forget’ we really mean it:
‘I would like to send some praise to your company [Gill] for our [WindSonic] anemometer which has worked flawlessly and maintenance free for many many years in the harshest conditions, stuck on a pole on top of our sailing club. Some great engineering there, thank you!’
– Chris, Allen, IT Manager, Slaughden Sailing Club.
With products that are built to last, requiring virtually no maintenance (we think this WindSonic has been in place over 10 years), we enjoy a strong and long standing customer base and it is always great to hear what they have to say. Thank you Chris for sending us your thoughts out of the blue, much appreciated.
Saildrone’s unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) use Gill WindMaster 3 –axis wind sensors as part of their critical data collection programme to improve weather forecasts and carbon accounting.
Photo credit: Saildrone and meteorologicaltechnologyinternational.com
Saildrone’s ruggedized unmanned surface vessels will be carrying out hurricane research in the Atlantic using Gill WindMaster precision 3-axis ultrasonic anemometers to measure wind speed and direction.
https://insideunmannedsystems.com/saildrones-go-hurricane-a-hunting/
Photo credit: Saildrone and insideunmannedsystems.com
Gill Instruments compact weather station is among the critical sensors on board the ground breaking autonomous ship, MAS400.
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