Anemometer use precautions

Anemometer use precautions

The anemometer is a measuring instrument for safety protection and environmental monitoring. The instrument is compact in structure, small in size, stable in performance, and convenient in operation and maintenance. It can be widely used in heating, ventilation, meteorology, air conditioning, agriculture, refrigeration, drying, environmental protection, labor and sanitation, etc. It is a basic instrument for measuring low wind speed.

The daily use of anemometer should pay attention to the following points:

1. In use, if the anemometer emits an unusual smell, sound or smoke, or if liquid flows into the anemometer, shut down the battery immediately. Otherwise, there is a danger of electric shock, fire and damage to the anemometer.

2. Do not touch the internal sensor part of the probe.

3. When the anemometer is not in use for a long time, remove the internal battery. Otherwise, the battery may leak, causing damage to the anemometer.

4. Do not place the anemometer in a place subject to high temperatures, high humidity, excessive dust and direct sunlight. Failure to do so may result in damage to internal components or deterioration of anemometer performance.

5. Do not wipe the anemometer with volatile liquids. Otherwise, it may cause deformation and discoloration of the anemometer housing. When there is stain on the surface of the anemometer, use a soft fabric and a neutral detergent to wipe.

6. Do not drop or press the anemometer. Failure to do so will result in malfunction or damage to the anemometer.

7. Do not touch the sensor part of the probe while the anemometer is energized. Otherwise, it will affect the measurement results or cause damage to the internal circuit of the anemometer.

In addition to maintaining the accuracy of daily data, the anemometer should pay attention to the following points in daily maintenance:

1. It is forbidden to use an anemometer in a flammable gas environment.

2. It is forbidden to place the anemometer probe in a flammable gas. Failure to do so may result in fire or even explosion.

3. Please use the anemometer correctly according to the requirements of the instruction manual. Improper use can result in electric shock, fire, and damage to the sensor.

4. Do not expose the probe and the anemometer body to rain. Otherwise, there may be electric shock, fire and personal injury.