Electric wave current meter

The radio wave current meter is also called a handheld radar radio wave current meter or a handheld radio wave current meter. The radio wave current meter measures the flow speed of the water surface and achieves the purpose of measuring river flow through the conversion of the water surface flow velocity coefficient. It is mainly used for field inspections, floods, and dam breaks. , breaches, debris flows and other emergency measurements, especially suitable for rushing to measure flood peaks during the flood season. The FT-LS5 handheld radio wave velocity meter uses K-band radio waves to measure non-contact flow velocity in rivers, sewage, mud, and oceans. The instrument is compact, hand-held, powered by lithium-ion batteries and easy to use. It is not corroded by sewage or disturbed by sediment. It ensures the safety of the measurer through non-contact measurement.

The instrument consists of a highly sensitive planar narrow-band radar probe and goniometer, and is operated by hand. The built-in operating software is menu-based and easy to operate.

Features of radio wave velocity meter

ØFor single use, weight less than 1Kg, can be measured by hand or placed on a tripod (optional);

ØChinese interface, easy to operate;

Ø Non-contact operation, not affected by sediment or corroded by water;

ØAutomatic correction of horizontal and vertical angles;

ØMultiple measurement modes, capable of rapid measurement or continuous measurement;

ØBuilt-in large-capacity lithium-ion battery, which can be used continuously for more than 10 hours;

A variety of charging methods are available, and can be charged using AC, car and mobile power sources.

Radio wave velocity meter instrument details

Measuring range: 0.1~30m/s

Measurement accuracy: ±3%±0.03m/s

Radio wave emission angle: 12°

Radio wave emission standard power: 10mW

Radio frequency: 24GHz

Angle compensation: vertical angle automatic

Storage size: 100 measurement results

Rechargeable lithium-ion battery

Battery capacity (2800mAh)

Standby state (at 25℃) for more than 6 months

Working continuously for more than 10 hours