Meteo Devices

Our wide range of weather instruments includes:

• Barometers: for measuring atmospheric pressure, used in the meteorological field to provide data for weather forecasting and for compensating piezometric level measurements.
• Rain gauges: used to measure the amount of rainfall and some of the main instruments used in weather stations.
• Thermometers: for measuring air and water temperatures.
• Hygrometers: for measuring relative air humidity, and the relationship between absolute humidity (defined as the amount of water vapor present in the atmosphere at a given instant) and relative humidity (the maximum quantity of water vapor found at a given temperature and pressure).
• Anemometer: used to measure wind speed and/or wind direction.
• Airflow Meter: used to measure air flow.
• Evaporimeter: system used for measuring the rate of water evaporation into the atmosphere.
• Solar irradiance meter: an instrument for measuring the duration of insolation (with reference to to a certain threshold and direct solar radiation.
• Pyranometer: for measuring global solar radiation; direct solar radiation and diffuse sky radiation.
• Carbon monoxide meter (CO2): sensors are used mainly in air quality monitoring for measuring carbon dioxide in environments with many people and crowds such as art galleries, museums, caves , schools and hospitals. Typical applications for weather instruments are:
  • Dams
  • Bridges
  • Tunnels
  • Landslides
  • Structures adjacent to construction zones and zones with structural problems
  • Mining
  • Monuments
  • Museums
  • Archaeological sites