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ATMOS 41W - Wireless All-In-One Weather Station

THE TRUTH ABOUT WIRELESS
Most all-in-one remote weather stations claim to be wireless but actually include a wire that connects to telemetry in a bulky enclosure. Add to that a big solar panel and a giant battery, and things start to get costly. We think getting your data shouldn’t be complicated—or costly. And we think wireless should actually be wireless. That’s why we created the ATMOS 41W.

MEET THE WORLD’S SIMPLEST WIRELESS WEATHER STATION
The ATMOS 41W all-in-one remote weather station is one of the world’s few truly wireless weather stations, and it’s the most affordable research-grade station in its class. It’s robust, reliable, and simple to use. All of the telemetry is enclosed with an integrated cell module. But that’s not even the best part. There is nothing on the market that is easier to install. Put it in a backpack, take it to your site, secure it to a post pointing North, and walk away. It’s that easy to start broadcasting real-time data directly to the cloud.

FEATURES

• A true wireless weather station ideal for  long-term, remote installations
• Incredible 10-minute installation
• Robust design that prevents errors because of  wear or fouling
• Integrated sensor leveling mechanism
• Improved wind speed accuracy
• Improved rain funnel filter reduces clogging
• Increased resolution of solar radiation measurement  to 0.1 W/m² for standards compliance
• Faster sampling interval of solar radiation, water  vapor, air temperature, and wind measurements to 3 s for standards compliance
• Output highest and lowest instantaneous  temperature measurement for each measurement  interval (Tmax, Tmin) for standards compliance
• Extended air temperature range (-63 to +60 °C) for  standards compliance
• Calibrated thermistor to reliably achieve ± 0.2 °C  @ 25 °C for temperature sensor accuracy
• Tipping spoon added for dual rainfall measurement
• Addition of electrical conductivity measurement  for rainfall