Supplier · United Kingdom
Gill Instruments
Ultrasonic anemometers, research sensors and compact weather stations
Gill Instruments in Lymington, England, was among the first to commercialise ultrasonic anemometers and specialises in wind and weather sensors with no moving parts. We supply the range and build the sensors into weather stations, masts and harbour systems.
Featured products
A selection from the range. We help you choose a model for the climate, requirements and outputs.
2D ultrasonic
WindSonic
An all-round sensor with no moving parts for wind speed and direction, with SDI-12, Modbus and NMEA among its outputs.
2D ultrasonic
WindUltra
Gill’s smallest and lightest wind sensor, with integral heating for operation down to −40 °C.
2D ultrasonic
WindObserver
A heavy-duty stainless steel sensor for winds up to 90 m/s, with Lloyd’s Register type approval and optional heating.
Hazardous areas
WindObserver IS
An intrinsically safe wind sensor certified to IECEx, ATEX and UKEX.
3D ultrasonic
WindMaster
Wind in three dimensions at up to 32 measurements per second, for turbulence and flux research.
Research
R3-50 and R3-100
Lightweight aluminium and carbon fibre research anemometers for turbulence and eddy covariance flux measurement, at 50 and 100 measurements per second.
Research
HS-50 and HS-100
Stainless steel research anemometers with a built-in inclinometer, for accurate analysis of vertical wind flow.
Compact weather station
MaxiMet
Wind, temperature, humidity and pressure in one unit, with solar radiation and precipitation as options. Also available in a marine version.
The full range is on the manufacturer’s website: gillinstruments.com ↗
Why buy Gill Instruments through FDS
The right model for the site
We help you choose between Gill’s models based on climate, heating, outputs and budget.
Integration
The sensors connect to Campbell Scientific loggers or directly to your system via Modbus, SDI-12 or RS-485.
Service
Troubleshooting, sensor checks and spare parts, with a short path to the person who built the system.
Solutions with Gill Instruments
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