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 MarineAnti-icing for low-temperature environments and arctic deployments.
Heated MaxiMetModular sensor integration for research and meteorological services.
MetConnectFamily
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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Gill’s WindSonic range of 2-axis wind sensors are popular because of their high accuracy, low cost and excellent reliability. WindSonic now offers even more with WMO-compliant gust measurement.
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MaxiMet Marine GMX260 has been added to Gill’s latest range of high performing marine weather stations.
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WindUltra, Gill’s latest high performance wind sensors, are proving to be market leading on a number of fronts:
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MaxiMet now has extended performance in freezing conditions due to the new heated option.
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An improved power forecast can be achieved when performance analysis of a PV plant starts to account for losses due to localised weather conditions. Elements such as air temperature, wind speed, humidity and rainfall are all known to affect solar plant efficiency.
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National or regional weather predictions cannot be solely relied on for site specific solar tracking power forecasts or high wind safety settings. We offer a MetPak Pro weather platform and MaxiMet compact weather stations for monitoring in real-time the weather parameters that are known to affect PV performance.
Next week we will be exhibiting at Solar Power international 2019, join us on our booth #5450 from 23-26th September 2019. Dan Armistead, our Technical Support Engineer and our Business Development Managers, John Crilly and Shaun Mason, will be presenting our MetPak Pro multi-sensor weather platform, MaxiMet GMX541, along with ultrasonic wind measurement products and accessories.
If you are not able to make the show or would like to find out more about our solar product range beforehand, visit our new solar microsite gillinstruments.com/solar
Gill Instruments has expanded the MaxiMet range of compact weather stations by introducing two new variants with additional precipitation options.
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