📝 Description

New product. Thies Clima Wind Transmitter Compact 4.3519.00.161, professional anemometer for measuring wind speed with 0–10 V analog output.
The device is designed for meteorological data acquisition systems, weather stations, environmental monitoring systems and industrial applications. The photographed model is identified by the label as 4.3519.00.161 and features a 12 m fixed cable. The manufacturer specifies a measuring range of 0.5–50 m/s, electronic power supply of 13–30 V DC or 24 V AC, IP55 protection and an integrated 20 W heater.

⚙️ Main Specifications

• Brand: Thies Clima / Adolf Thies
• Series: Wind Transmitter Compact
• Model: 4.3519.00.161
• Type: anemometer / wind speed transmitter
• Measuring range: 0.5–50 m/s
• Analog output: 0–10 V
• Minimum output load: 1 kΩ
• Electronic power supply: 13–30 V DC or 24 V AC
• Fixed cable: 12 m
• Cable: LiyCY 5 × 0.25 mm²
• Protection rating: IP55
• Ambient temperature: −40…+70 °C
• Dimensions: approx. Ø 135 × 165 mm
• Weight: approx. 0.75 kg
• Integrated heater: 24 V AC/DC, max. 20 W

🔧 Main Functions

• Measurement of horizontal wind speed.
• Conversion of wind speed into a 0–10 V analog signal.
• Transmission of the measured value to data loggers, PLCs, acquisition systems or weather stations.
• Sensor heating for applications in cold environmental conditions.
• Continuous operation in meteorological and industrial applications.

🔌 Purpose and Operation

The sensor uses a rotating cup system to detect wind speed. Rotation is electronically detected and converted into a signal proportional to wind speed.
In model 4.3519.00.161, the output signal is 0–10 V, which can be connected directly to acquisition systems equipped with a compatible analog input. The manufacturer specifies a resolution of less than 0.1 m/s and an accuracy of ±3% of the measured value or ±0.5 m/s.

🧩 Compatibility

Suitable for systems equipped with a 0–10 V analog input, including:

• weather stations;
• data loggers;
• SCADA systems;
• PLCs;
• environmental monitoring systems;
• meteorological stations;
• industrial control and monitoring systems.
  Electrical compatibility must be verified according to the analog input of the receiving device and the sensor's wiring diagram.

⚠️ Typical Faults and Symptoms

Possible faults include:

• absence of the 0–10 V signal;
• fixed signal regardless of wind speed;
• incorrect wind speed reading;
• rotor friction or failure to rotate freely;
• unstable analog signal;
• heater failure;
• infiltration or deterioration caused by environmental conditions.

🔍 Diagnosis

Inspection may include:

1. checking the power supply;
2. checking free rotation of the cup assembly;
3. measuring the 0–10 V analog signal;
4. comparing actual wind speed with the output signal;
5. checking the 12 m cable;
6. checking the heating circuit;
7. checking mechanical integrity and possible water infiltration.

🛠️ Common Services in Case of Failure

• Electrical transmitter testing.
• 0–10 V analog output verification.
• Power supply check.
• Cable inspection.
• Rotating assembly inspection.
• Heating circuit check.
• Complete sensor replacement in case of failure.

🛠️ Applications

• Weather stations.
• Wind speed monitoring.
• Photovoltaic and wind power plants.
• Environmental data acquisition systems.
• Meteorological data loggers.
• SCADA systems.
• Industrial automation.
• Atmospheric condition monitoring.

🛡️ Product Condition

New product, as shown in the photographs. The sensor appears intact and is supplied with the original 12 m cable and original technical documentation. The packaging has cosmetic signs resulting from storage.

📦 Package Contents

• 1 × Thies Clima Wind Transmitter Compact
• Model: 4.3519.00.161
• Original 12 m cable
• Original Instruction for Use documentation
• Storage packaging visible in the photographs.

🟢 Summary

The Thies Clima 4.3519.00.161 is a professional anemometer with 0–10 V analog output, 0.5–50 m/s measuring range, 13–30 V DC / 24 V AC power supply and a fixed 12 m cable. It is intended for weather systems, data loggers, PLCs and monitoring systems requiring an analog measurement of wind speed.