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Self-Leveling Mounting Assembly (WS)

Self-Leveling Mounting Assembly (WS) – front view – Bigfoot Crane

Self-Leveling Mounting Assembly (WS) with brass counterweight – Bigfoot Crane

Navis wind speed sensor mount – Self-Leveling Assembly (WS) – Bigfoot Crane

Close-up of Self-Leveling Mounting Assembly (WS) components – Bigfoot Crane

Self-Leveling Mounting Assembly (WS) – front view – Bigfoot Crane

Self-Leveling Mounting Assembly (WS) with brass counterweight – Bigfoot Crane

Navis wind speed sensor mount – Self-Leveling Assembly (WS) – Bigfoot Crane

Close-up of Self-Leveling Mounting Assembly (WS) components – Bigfoot Crane

Self-Leveling Mounting Assembly (WS)

Vendor: Navis

SKU: SLMA/WS

Availability: In Stock

Features:

Designed for precise alignment of wind speed (WS) sensors.
Automatic leveling ensures accurate data in uneven mounting conditions.
Durable construction for long-term outdoor use.
Simple integration with magnetic mounting systems.
Lightweight and portable for field installations.

Specifications / Instructions:

Self-leveling mounting assembly for the Navis wind speed (WS) sensors. Comes equipped with brass counterweight.

Designed for precise alignment of wind speed (WS) sensors.
Automatic leveling ensures accurate data in uneven mounting conditions.
Durable construction for long-term outdoor use.
Simple integration with magnetic mounting systems.
Lightweight and portable for field installations.

WS-010-2 (Wind speed sensor)

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