
Wireless Wind Sensors Ensure Safety at Height
In order to function at their best, anemometers should ideally be placed at as high a location on a mast or tower as is practical. Once installed, one never wants...
Read MoreIn order to function at their best, anemometers should ideally be placed at as high a location on a mast or tower as is practical. Once installed, one never wants...
Read MoreSometimes we get asked to supply our anemometers for situations that are quite different than the typical crane or fountain control applications that we are used to. One such time...
Read MoreOur anemometers serve a number of different industries, from wind farms and construction sites (cranes) to outdoor events rigging, freight ships, and aerospace. The cool thing about this particular customer,...
Read MoreIs your wind turbine operating as intended? Is it producing the power that the manufacturer claims it should? Is it regulating properly so that if a storm passes through, you...
Read MoreOur founder gave a presentation to the IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) and CCAA (Crane Certification Association of America) a while back, and for the most part it was reprinted...
Read MoreSafety is at the top of every tower crane operators list. Hardly any more needs to be said of “safety first.” Wind is just one of many environmental concerns when...
Read MoreOver the years, fountain control has become one of the largest segments of our anemometer business. We didn’t know this when we started, but it turns out that large water...
Read MoreEtesian’s self-powered anemometers are perfect for crane, fountain, nautical, and any other at height application. Just set them up once and never look back. Our wireless 3-cup anemometers are powered...
Read MoreAntenna range will vary based on signal power, system hardware and environment. In most cases, it is best to have a line-of-sight from the transmitting and receiving antennas without obstructions...
Read MoreAt Etesian Wind Sensors we take pride in the fact that our anemometers are made right here in our facility in Cleveland, Ohio. Our engineers and technicians collaborate to produce...
Read MoreAccording to a study published in the journal Nature Climate Change, the world’s wind speeds have been accelerating since 2010. Over the last eleven years the global average wind speed has...
Read MoreWind is and has always been a mystery. Since the beginning of time humans have tried to understand the wind as well as capture its power and obtain some level...
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