Live Wind & Weather Data for Events and Festivals
The new Mobile Wind & Weather Station – FlexiMet MWS
FlexiMet Wind Systems have been used to deliver highly accurate, reliable Wind Speed & Direction data during the past few years for visitors and event personnel at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, RHS Hampton Court and the RHS Tatton Park Flower shows. They are used in airports, construction sites, emergency services and any situations where wind monitoring is required. The system allows the flexibility for contractors and visitors on and off site to view real-time wind data.
During 2015, along with the installations at RHS flower shows, FlexiMet MWS are being used at prestigious events such as the LV America’s Cup in Portsmouth, AAM Cowes Week on Isle of Wight and the 2016 Olympic venues in Brazil.
Richard Paul Russell Ltd introduced the FlexiMet MWS during 2015. These self-contained mobile systems send live data to www.weatherfile.com where wind and weather can be viewed live, online, on any internet connected device ( Phone, Tablet, Laptop or PC ).
The Mobile Wind and Weather Stations are self-contained, mounted on a 1m aluminium mast suitable for temporary or permanent fixture, with power supplied by a local mains or a battery.
The systems sensors are based on the WindSonic 2-axis ultrasonic wind sensor or the MaxiMet compact weather station. These are maintenance-free and deliver the ultimate in highly accurate wind speed, direction and weather monitoring. The corrosion free exterior eliminates costly maintenance and servicing, so is also the perfect choice for remote, offshore or long term monitoring,
Data is recorded on the internal SpaceLogger.W8.Wireless datalogger (data is stored on a removable SD memory card) and also is transmitted live via GRPS into the weatherfile.com database.
Short term events such as festivals and sports events may lease or rent a system for the duration than purchase outright. Ask Richard Paul Russell Ltd for details of this cost effective way of monitoring environmental conditions during an event.
Take a look at the live wind conditions at the AAMCowesWeek regatta
