Czujnik wiatru gWind™ Wireless 2

Garmin's gWind™ Wireless 2 wind transducer is a wireless anemometric sensor designed to provide accurate wind data. It uses a three-blade propeller to measure wind speed and a double tail fin for stable wind angles. Its wireless design eliminates the need for cables running through the mast, simplifying installation.

Once installed, the gWind™ Wireless 2 wind transducer measures 345 × 610 mm (H×L). It weighs just 320 g, making it lightweight and discreet at the masthead.

Yes, the gWind™ Wireless 2 transducer is designed to withstand marine environments. It has a water resistance rating of IEC 60529 IPX-6, meaning it is protected against heavy waves and intense water spray. It can operate within a temperature range of -20°C to 50°C.

Before installing the transducer, you must install the supplied battery. Here are the steps:

Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, open the battery compartment on the device. Insert the battery connector into the port on the board inside the device. The connector only fits in one orientation. Place the battery inside the device housing, under the board. Close and secure the battery compartment, ensuring the battery wires are not pinched.

The wind transducer must be mounted on a horizontal surface at the masthead. If no horizontal surface is available, an appropriate shim must be added to create one. The transducer must be installed facing the bow of the boat, parallel to the centerline. If it is not mounted exactly facing forward, you will need to configure its orientation to obtain accurate wind angle data.

If the transducer was included with a Garmin wind instrument, it is usually paired at the factory. If the transducer was purchased separately or if you want to use it with another compatible Garmin device, you will need to pair it manually. The transducer automatically searches for a device if it is not paired. For wireless pairing instructions, refer to the latest user manual of your compatible Garmin device.

For maintenance, clean the transducer with a mild soap solution and rinse with water. Do not use detergents or high-pressure water. For storage, it is recommended to remove the transducer and keep it in a dry place if not used for extended periods. It is best to store it in a light-exposed area to maintain battery charge. If stored in a dark place, replace the battery at the start of each season.