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ZUA3 3D Ultrasonic Anemometer

ZUA3 3D Ultrasonic Anemometer

ZUA3

The ZUA3 is a 3D ultrasonic anemometer that measures wind speed, wind direction, speed of sound, sonic temperature and U, V, W vector components, with an internal sample rate of 32 Hz. It is supplied in the UK by MetSensor UK.

  • 3-axis (3D) ultrasonic wind measurement with U/V/W vector output
  • Wind speed 0-65 m/s at 0.01 m/s resolution
  • Sonic temperature range -40 to +70°C
  • 316L stainless steel housing
  • Internal sampling at 32 Hz, selectable output rates 1-32 Hz
  • Optional heating, drawing under 20W when active
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Specifications

Wind speed range0-65 m/s
Wind speed resolution0.01 m/s
Wind speed accuracy<1.5% RMS @ 12 m/s
Wind direction range0-360°
Wind direction resolution0.1°
Wind direction accuracy2° @ 12 m/s
Sonic temperature range-40 to +70°C
Sonic temperature resolution0.01°C
Sonic temperature accuracy±2°C (-20 to +30°C ambient)
Speed of sound range300-370 m/s
Speed of sound accuracy<±0.5% @ 20°C
Internal sample rate32 Hz
Output rates1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 16, 20, 32 Hz
HousingStainless steel 316L
Dimensions750 mm (L) x 240 mm (H)
PowerDC 9-30V; <1W normal, <20W with heating
Operating temperature-40 to +85°C
Operating humidity0-100%
InterfacesRS485, RS232, WiFi, Bluetooth, LTE
Wind Direction Range/Resolution/Accuracy0-360°, 0.1°, 2° @12 m/s
Sonic Temperature Resolution/Accuracy0.01°C; ±2°C (-20°C to +30°C)
Speed of Sound Range/Accuracy300-370 m/s; < ±0.5% @20°C
Output Parameters1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 16, 20 & 32 Hz
Power InputDC9V-30V
Normal Consumption<1W
Heating Function<20W

Applications

Frequently asked questions

What does '3D' mean on the ZUA3?+

It measures wind along three axes, outputting U, V and W vector components in addition to standard wind speed and direction.

What is the maximum output rate?+

32 Hz, matching the internal sample rate; lower rates of 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 16 or 20 Hz can be selected.

What material is the ZUA3 housing?+

316L stainless steel.

Does the ZUA3 measure temperature?+

Yes, it derives sonic temperature from the speed of sound, over a range of -40°C to +70°C.