Description
Digital wireless rain gauge Monsun is a precipitation measuring instrument for monitoring rainfall in laboratory support areas, field stations, technical facilities and environmental observation setups. The gauge records precipitation up to a maximum of 9999 mm, giving a wide measuring span for continuous outdoor logging without frequent counter resets. A wireless link between the outdoor sensing side and the indoor display simplifies installation where cable runs would be impractical. The set includes the transmitter unit and batteries, so the core components needed to start measurement are supplied together. Pack size is 1 pc with a weight of 0,630 kg, convenient for single-station deployment or as a dedicated rain channel alongside other weather instruments. The Monsun digital wireless rain gauge from manufacturer TFA-Dostmann belongs to the rain-gauge segment of weather stations and measuring instruments used for site characterisation, facility monitoring and teaching or research support. Clear maximum precipitation capacity and wireless operation make it a practical choice when remote outdoor collection must be read indoors. Place the transmitter in an unobstructed catchment position and locate the receiver where readings can be checked routinely.
This article is part of Hygrometers & humidity meters, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Digital wireless rain gauge
- Model: Monsun
- Max. precipitation: 9999 mm
- Scope of delivery: Transmitter unit and batteries included
- Weight: 0,630 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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