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Position the compact instrument in an open airflow location and route its single signal cable cleanly to the host system.


A precise wind signal, reduced to its essential form.
A balanced three-cup anemometer designed for responsive low-speed measurement and straightforward integration with greenhouse and meteorological systems.
Grafo starts with a practical question: what condition do you need to see clearly enough to act on? The final system configuration is matched to that environment and operational goal.
The experience is designed to reduce operational ambiguity—placing monitoring where it matters and making the resulting status easier to use.
Position the compact instrument in an open airflow location and route its single signal cable cleanly to the host system.
The lightweight, balanced cups respond to airflow and translate rotor movement into an analog voltage signal.
Use the output within a compatible greenhouse controller, weather station or local monitoring workflow.
These are product-level characteristics. Exact sensing, connectivity and installation details are confirmed after your site and requirements are reviewed.
Share the location, monitoring goal and approximate number of points. That is enough for an initial technical conversation.
The balanced cup arrangement offers a direct mechanical response to airflow and is suited to continuous wind-speed observation.
The concept uses a replaceable precision bearing cartridge so its key moving interface can be maintained without replacing the complete instrument.
Grafo Wind is conceived around an analog voltage output. Electrical range, calibration and interface compatibility should be confirmed for the target system before deployment.

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