Wind Instruments | Wind Gauge
Our wide selection of digital and analog direction and wind speed instruments let you monitor wind speeds up to 100, 125 or even 255 MPH. Most instruments also have a mechanism for retaining high gust information. Wired or wireless, every Maximum weather instrument utilizes the same Maximum sensor that is used in countless commercial installations around the world and has recorded some of the greatest wind speeds ever recorded on the surface of the earth.
Comparing Maximum wind instruments
Uses an analog meter with pointer needle to indicate wind speed from 0 to 100 mph and the 0 to 160 km/h equivalent.
Displays wind direction via red LEDs over a compass rose pattern. A 'Gust Register' needle notes the high wind gust.
Similar to Maestro, but with a toggle switch on the bottom of the case that allows you to view winds on either a 0-40 mph or 0-120 mph scale. Gust Register is for 0-120 mph scale.
Uses an analog meter with pointer needle to indicate the wind speed from 0 to 100 mph (and the 0 to 160 km/h equivalent). A 'Gust Register' needle marks the high wind gust.
Wind speed data is shown as a number on Merlin's red, multi-digit, LED display and wind direction displays via red LED dots arranged in a compass rose pattern along the outer edge of the face of the instrument.
Housed in a Mahogany block, Sirocco uses an analog meter with pointer needle to indicate the wind speed from 0 to 100 mph. Requires no external power supply.
Housed in a solid pine block, Nor'Easter displays wind speed as a 2-digit number on an LCD display. Can be powered by standard household power or a 9V battery.