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Customers who conduct wind assessment studies will now have a second source for 3-cup anemometers, as Second Wind announces a new model C3 anemometer, with material and manufacturing improvements over previous models.
The Model C3 is designed for durability and reliability, with new materials and a manufacturing process that is RoHS-compliant, involving no toxic metals. While its characteristics are similar to the popular 3-cup anemometer Second Wind sold previously, it offers the following benefits:
Second Wind Offers Choice to Customers
Second Wind will sell its 3-cup design, in both calibrated and uncalibrated versions. The company's calibrated anemometers are tested at the highly respected Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Wright Brothers wind tunnel. As of August 1, 2007, another supplier selling a similar anemometer announced the transition to offering only calibrated anemometers to the wind industry, ultimately creating an increase in cost to customers and eliminating the option of purchasing an uncalibrated version.
In addition to their use in gathering weather data and forecasting, anemometers are a primary tool for wind assessment. For wind prospecting, six to twelve anemometers are placed at multiple heights on a meteorological mast. Anemometers also are used at operating wind farms to provide an independent measure of wind speed to ensure turbines are operating properly.
The uncalibrated Model C3 will be available for $115 and the calibrated C3C version will be priced at $295. For more information, visit www.secondwind.com.
About Second Wind Inc.
Founded in 1980, Second Wind Inc. advances the use of wind data to make wind energy more profitable for owners, painless for operators and practical for consumers. Key products include: Nomad® data logger and tower systems; Triton® sodar systems; SkyServe® satellite wind data service; Advanced Distributed Monitoring System and Enterprise Management System software for wind farm monitoring/SCADA; and Phaser® power transducers. Second Wind is headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts, USA, and is privately held.
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