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The kit includes a set of three cups and a stainless-steel mounting nut to secure the assembly to your wind transducer.

These cups are made of UV-stabilized plastic. This material provides excellent resistance to sun exposure and prevents embrittlement or cracking over time.

They should be replaced if worn, cracked, or broken due to weather exposure or natural wear. Intact cups ensure accurate and responsive wind measurements.

Yes, they feature an anti-corrosion design specifically developed to ensure optimal longevity in demanding marine environments.

Yes, this is a genuine B&G spare part (reference 000-15140-001), ensuring the same quality and reliability as the original component in your equipment.

Their aerodynamic profile and lightweight design minimize drag while maximizing anemometer sensitivity, even with the slightest wind variations.

Yes, the assembly is precisely balanced during manufacturing to ensure perfectly accurate wind speed measurements and prevent vibrations on the axis.

No, using this original part ensures your wind sensor retains its original calibration to continue transmitting accurate wind data to your instruments.

The rotor consists of three cups, all of which are included in this complete replacement kit.

No, part number 000-15140-001 is sold only as a complete set of three cups with its nut to ensure perfect balance of the rotating system.

Yes, this cup set is fully compatible with the wired wind sensors in the WS310 series.

Yes, these replacement cups are fully compatible with the B&G wireless WS320 model.

Yes, this kit offers broad backward compatibility. It can be installed on older models 608, 508, 213, and 496.

Yes, part number 000-15140-001 is designed to be mounted on the high-precision wind sensors of the WS700 series.

Yes, you can use these replacement cups on B&G VMHU (Vertical Masthead Unit) mastheads.

No, these cups are specifically designed and balanced for B&G wind sensors. Compatibility with other brands is not guaranteed and could skew your data.

No, the installation is simple and quick and requires no specialized tools. The supplied nut is easy to handle to release the old rotor and secure the new one.

Remove the old nut, take off the damaged rotor, place the new cup set on the shaft while respecting the insertion direction, then firmly tighten the new stainless steel nut provided.

In general, replacing the cups with an identical original part does not require major recalibration. However, it is always advisable to check the consistency of wind data on your displays after the intervention.

It depends on your installation. If your sensor is mounted at the masthead, you will need to go aloft to perform the replacement. The operation itself is very quick once you reach the sensor.