Anemometer Young Propeller for vertical measurements, CFT Propeller 27106T

Anemometer Young Propeller for vertical measurements, CFT Propeller 27106T

Description

  • Low threshold precision air velocity sensor
  • Fast response helicoid propeller
  • Vertical air measurements

The Propeller Anemometer is a precision, single axis wind measuring instrument. The anemometer utilizes a fast response helicoid propeller and high quality tach-generator transducer to produce a DC voltage that is linearly proportional to air velocity.

Airflow from any direction may be measured, however, the propeller responds only to the component of the air flow which is parallel to its axis of rotation. Off-axis response closely approximates a cosine curve with appropriate polarity; with perpendicular air flow, the propeller does not rotate.

The output signal is suitable for a wide range of signal translators and data logging devices. The Model 27106T with carbon fiber thermoplastic (CFT) propeller offers high sensitivity and durability.

Specifications

Anemometer Young Propeller for Vertical Measurements, CFT Propeller 27106T
General Information
Order Number S17100
Measurement
Measurement Range 0 ... 40 m/s (axial flow)
0 ... 35 m/s (all angles)
Accuracy ± 1% (0.0049 m/s per rpm)
Slope 18 m/s/V
Output Voltage Analog DC voltage proportional to axial wind component.
Polarity reverses with reverse rotation.
1800 rpm (500 mV) = 9 m/s
± 1 V = ± 18 m/s
Threshold Sensitivity 0.4 m/s
Environmental
Operating Temperature -50 ... 50°C
Construction
Propeller 4-blade helicoid propeller molded of carbon fiber thermoplastic
Dimensions Length: 43 cm, housing diameter: 2.5 cm, propeller diameter: 20 cm
Weight 0.5 kg
Mounting 3/4" pipe thread adapter
Manufacturer
Manufacturer Gill / Young

Sensor connection diagram

Sensor connection diagram to Ammonit Meteo-40 Data Logger
Sensor Plug
Pin No.
Ammonit
Wire Colour
Meteo-40
Analog Voltage
Vertical Wind Speed
Output Voltage
B white A
red
A blue B
black
Cable type: LiYCY 4 x 0.25 mm²
Connect the shield logger-sided to Ground (GND).