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TH-100-02X Wind Direction Sensor

    • Payment: T/T, L/C or Paypal
    • OEM/ODM: Available
    • MOQ: 1 PCS
    • Model: TH-100-02X
    • Lead Time: 10-15 days
  • Certification: CE-EMC, CE-LVD, RoHS, ISO9001

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The TH-100-02X is a wind direction sensor designed for outdoor wind direction monitoring and meteorological data collection. It features a wind vane structure consisting of a horizontal pointer shaft, tail fin, vertical rotating shaft, cylindrical housing, bottom mounting base, and connection cable. The vane responds to wind speeds as low as 0.1 m/s and rotates according to on-site wind direction changes, helping monitoring systems collect wind direction data in winds up to 70 m/s.

The product features a black industrial appearance, compact structure, and bottom mounting holes for easy installation on weather stations, environmental monitoring equipment, agricultural monitoring systems, or industrial field monitoring devices. Its ABS housing operates from -10 to +50°C and runs on DC 5 V or DC 9–30 V power. The cable includes multi-core wire leads and a circular connector, making it convenient to connect with data loggers, controllers, or other monitoring systems. It provides useful data support for wind direction monitoring, equipment control, and environmental data analysis.

SPECIFICATIONS

Sensor TypeWind direction (vane)
Starting Wind Speed0.1 m/s
Wind Speed Range0–70 m/s
MaterialABS
Power SupplyDC 5 V, DC 9–30 V
Operating Temperature-10 to +50°C
Dimensions22.3 × 19 cm

PRODUCT APPLICATION

The TH-100-02X wind direction sensor is widely used in weather stations, smart agriculture systems, greenhouses, photovoltaic power stations, wind energy projects, ports, docks, roads, bridges, outdoor safety monitoring, and industrial environmental monitoring.

It is suitable for outdoor monitoring systems that require real-time wind direction data collection. By helping users understand on-site wind direction conditions, it provides reference data for weather analysis, environmental management, equipment operation, safety warning, and automation control.