Wind Sensors for all Applications at all Climatic Conditions - L. Wilhelm

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Wind Sensors for all Applications at all Climatic Conditions - L. Wilhelm

29 Nov, 2010

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In 1859 Wilhelm Lambrecht started the production of meteorological instruments. Today Wilh. Lambrecht GmbH is the most experienced company in the branch.

LAMBRECHT products which are characterised by excellent quality, performance and longevity, are supplied to 20.000 customers in more than 150 countries

all over the world. The product range was extended by sensors and system solutions for medium budget. The company’s ambition was to reduce the price but to hold the high quality. The result is a sensor portfolio of very best price- performance ratio.

Measuring the wind

One of the most reliable and cost- efficient wind measuring techniques is still the mechanical wind sensor with moving parts. All kind of wind events and intensities can easily be measured. These sensors are wellapproved for decades; long term measuring lines and statistics are based on rotating wind sensors. LAMBRECHT provides wind sensors for all applications and all climatic conditions. For cold areas, rain, ice, hail and snow condition, LAMBRECHT wind sensors with internal heating device are perfectly dedicated. The LAMBRECHT product line covers the full range of established measuring principles: Sensors with moving parts and without moving parts, hot-wire sensors and ultrasonic sensors, unheated, partly heated and fully heated “ice-free” sensors.

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