Kestrel 3000 Pocket Weather Meter

Kestrel Meters 3000 Pocket Weather MeterThe Kestrel 3000 Pocket Weather Meter is like having a weather station in your pocket.
Monitor wind speed, temperature, wind chill, relative humidity, heat index and dew point temperature all from this hand-held meter.
The durable, waterproof design gives you the confidence to take this little wonder wherever you go.
It will even float if you drop it into the water.
Ideal for sailing & boating, wind surfing, kite flying, hang gliding, and any other activity that revolves around knowing the immediate weather conditions.Fiberglass housing is waterproof and designed to float if dropped in the water.
Accurate and fast response temperature sensor.
Two sealed, user-friendly rubber buttons control all functions.
Ultralight impeller is mounted on jewel bearings for precision and startup speed.
Impeller is shock-mounted in a glass-reinforced plastic housing and in the event that the impeller mechanism becomes worn or damaged, it can simply be popped out and replaced with a new assembly.
The humidity sensor is factory calibrated to +/- 3% accuracy.
Large LCD display makes it easy to read, even in low light conditions.
Protective hard-case is easy to slide on and off. Nylon lanyard included.Warranty: One full year from date of purchase.
Battery: User-replaceable CR2032 coin cell with a typical life of 400 hours.
Actual size: 4.8" x 1.7" x 0.6 " (size w/out case).
Temperature Limitations: The Kestrel temperature sensor is able to measure temperatures as low as -30C (-22F) and as high as 70C (158F). The sensor and electronics simply won't measure beyond this range. The Kestrel is able to display wind chill measurements lower than -30C, depending on wind conditions. It is also able to display heat index measurements above 70C, depending on humidity conditions. Furthermore, the Kestrel display will not function if the display itself gets below -15C. However, if the unit is kept in a pack or pocket or other warm area, the display itself should not get this cold. In other words, try not to leave the Kestrel outside in temperatures below -15C.