Gill MaxiMet Marine Compact Weather Stations
The MaxiMet Marine Compact Sensors combine IP68 environmental protection with high quality sensors for deployment on data buoys and in other marine environments.
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- IP68 rating for protection from temporary submersion
- 6-axis compass compensates for tilt and provides pitch & roll data
- Optional GPS provides location and calculates true wind on moving platforms
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MaxiMet Marine Key Features:
- Provides 5 measured parameters: Wind speed & direction, temperature, humidity, pressure, optional heating, optional GPS function
- IP68 and IP66 environmental protection
- 6-axis compass
- High quality, accurate, solid-state sensors
- Compact design with robust construction
- Multiple additional derived parameters
- Optional integrated GPS capability available to provide location, GPS timestamp and calculation of true wind if the platform is moving
- Commonly available connector suitable for corrosive environment
- Optional low power heating
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MaxiMet Marine GMX260 Compact Weather Station, wind & compass, includes M12 mating connector
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MaxiMet Marine GMX260 Compact Weather Station, wind, compass & GPS, includes M12 mating connector
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MaxiMet Marine GMX560 Compact Weather Station, air temperature, humidity, pressure, wind & compass, includes M12 mating connector
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MaxiMet Marine GMX560 Compact Weather Station with heating, air temperature, humidity, pressure, wind & compass, includes M12 mating connector
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MaxiMet Marine GMX560 Compact Weather Station, air temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, compass & GPS, includes M12 mating connector
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MaxiMet Marine GMX560 Compact Weather Station with heating, air temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, compass & GPS, includes M12 mating connector
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