Remote weather and solar radiation monitoring becomes easier when the station can work independently from local site infrastructure. HDMCS-200 combines key meteorological measurements with a thermopile pyranometer, solar power, backup battery and 4G communication in one compact station.
The station measures wind speed, wind direction, wind gust, compass direction, air temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure and solar radiation. The ultrasonic wind sensor has no moving parts that need replacement, while the Spectrally Flat Class C pyranometer measures 0...2000 W/m2 with 1 W/m2 resolution.
Field setup is designed to be quick and practical: unpack the boxes, set up the tripod, plug in the cables and insert a SIM card. The logger includes a 20 W solar panel with integrated charger, 12 V / 3.4 Ah rechargeable backup battery, custom LCD, Plug-&-Play connectors and internal memory for more than 240,000 samples.
The station measures wind speed, wind direction, wind gust, compass direction, air temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure and solar radiation.
Wind speed is measured from 0...60 m/s with 0.01 m/s resolution, while wind direction covers 0...359.9° with 0.1° resolution.
The solar radiation sensor is a Spectrally Flat Class C pyranometer with a measuring range of 0...2000 W/m2.
The logger uses a 20 W solar panel with integrated charger and a 12 V / 3.4 Ah lead-acid rechargeable backup battery.
Measuring and logging intervals can be selected from seconds to minutes, with internal memory for more than 240,000 samples.
The station uses a stable tripod structure with adjustable width and height, plastic case material and AISI 316 metal parts.
