Airmar 110WX WeatherStation

The Airmar 110WX WeatherStation weather station provides several essential measurements for navigation and weather monitoring. It includes apparent wind speed and direction, barometric pressure, and air temperature. It also calculates wind chill.

The Airmar 110WX WeatherStation weather station integrates ultrasonic technology for wind measurement. This technology provides reliable and accurate measurements of wind speed and direction, with no moving parts.

The Airmar 110WX weather station can measure wind speed in a range from 0 to 40 meters per second (0 to 89 miles per hour).

For wind speed, accuracy is 5% to 10 m/s (meters per second) across 4 angles. For wind direction, accuracy is ±3° at 10 m/s.

Yes, the Airmar 110WX station can calculate dew point and heat index, but this requires the addition of an optional relative humidity module.

The Airmar 110WX weather station is designed for a wide range of applications, including mobile and stationary marine environments as well as land-based installations. Its durable housing is resistant to harsh environmental conditions.

The Airmar 110WX weather station is compatible with standard marine communication networks. It uses NMEA 0183 (RS422) and NMEA 2000 interfaces for data transmission.

The Airmar 110WX weather station requires a DC supply voltage between 9 and 40 volts. If connected to an NMEA 2000 network, it can be powered via that network.

Thanks to its NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 interfaces, the Airmar 110WX station is compatible with most navigation systems, chartplotters, multifunction displays (MFD) and modern instrument displays that support these protocols.

The Airmar 110WX station transmits its data via NMEA 0183 or NMEA 2000. To display this data on a Windows or macOS computer, a NMEA to USB or Ethernet adapter is usually required, along with navigation or data visualization software compatible with these protocols.

To obtain the most accurate wind measurements, the Airmar 110WX weather station must be installed in the highest possible location on the boat, typically at the masthead or on a dedicated mount, to avoid obstructions that could disrupt airflow (such as sails, antennas, or superstructures).

Yes, after physical installation, an initial calibration is usually required to align the wind direction with the boat's longitudinal axis and to ensure the accuracy of other sensors. The calibration procedure is detailed in the device's user manual.

Mounting accessories may vary depending on the pack or retailer. It is recommended to check the exact contents of the packaging or consult the product documentation to confirm whether a standard mounting bracket is included or if mounting options (such as a mast mount) are sold separately.

Yes, the Airmar 110WX weather station is built with a durable and robust housing, specifically designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions encountered in marine and land applications.

The measurement resolution for wind speed is 0.1 m/s, and for wind direction, it is 0.1°.

The Airmar 110WX station measures apparent wind speed and direction. To calculate true wind, it must be connected to a navigation system that provides the vessel's speed and heading data, allowing the system to compensate for the boat's movement.

Yes, thanks to its NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 interfaces, the Airmar 110WX can be integrated into various land-based or home automation systems via appropriate gateways or protocol converters, enabling the use of its weather data.

Thanks to its ultrasonic technology with no moving parts, the Airmar 110WX station requires minimal maintenance. It is recommended to keep the surface clean to ensure accurate measurements and to regularly check electrical connections.