UT363 Digital Mini Anemometer UNI-T Wind Speed Measurement Temperature Meter

Specifications:

• Wind speed:0~30m/s
• Wind speed accuracy:±(5%rdg+0.5)    
• Wind speed resolution:0.1m/s
• Temperature:-10~50℃/14~122℉    
• Temperature accuracy:±2℃/±4℉    
• Temperature resolution:0.1℃/0.2℉    
• Wind scale: Level 0~12    
• Wind scale accuracy:±1    
• Sampling rate:0.5s
• Power:1.5V battery (R03) x 3
• Display:32mm x 26mm
• Product color: Red and grey
• Product net weight:118g
• Product size(LXWXH):160mm x 50mm x 28mm

Features:

• Measured both Speed and temperature of the Wind
• Speed unit in m/s, Km/h, mph, ft/min, knots
• Temperature unit in degree or Fahrenheit
• MAX/AVG
• Data hold
• LCD backlight
• Auto power off
• Overload indication and Low battery indication

Applications:

• HVAC Applications
• Measuring the wind Speed and Temperature
• Drone users or RC plane users to check the weather conditions before testing their devices
• It is also useful in aerodynamics to measure the airspeed.
• Environmental assessments

Package Includes:

• 1 X UT363 Digital Mini Anemometer 

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the UT363 suitable for measuring indoor HVAC airflow?
  Yes, its high-sensitivity magnetic fan can detect very low air velocities down to 0.1 m/s, making it perfect for indoor ventilation balancing.
• Can I use this anemometer to measure wind speed before launching a drone?
  Absolutely, it is a favored tool among drone pilots to verify if ground-level wind conditions are safe for takeoff and aerial photography.
• Is this device waterproof for use in heavy rain or marine environments?
  No, the UT363 is not IP-rated for water resistance; it is designed for ambient air and should be kept dry to protect the internal circuitry and LCD.
• Does the UT363 feature a tripod mounting thread on the back?
  No, this specific mini model is designed purely for handheld use and does not include a standard 1/4-inch tripod thread.
• What kind of batteries does the UT363 require?
  The device operates on three standard 1.5V AAA alkaline batteries, which are included in the box.
• How long do the batteries typically last during regular use?
  Thanks to its low power consumption logic, a fresh set of alkaline batteries will typically last for several months of intermittent field use.
• Does the device have an auto power-off feature to save battery?
  Yes, the meter will automatically shut down after 5 minutes of inactivity to preserve battery life.
• How do I switch the wind speed readings from m/s to km/h?
  Simply short-press the "UNIT" button while the device is on to cycle through m/s, km/h, ft/min, knots, and mph.
• Do I need to calibrate the sensor manually before every use?
  No, the UT363 comes factory-calibrated and is ready to provide precise measurements immediately upon powering on.
• What is the Beaufort wind scale that appears on the left side of the screen?
  It is a standard empirical measure (ranging from Level 0 to 12) that relates wind speed to observed conditions at sea or on land, giving you a quick visual reference of wind intensity.
• How do I freeze the current reading on the screen if I can't look at it directly?
  Press the "HOLD" button during measurement to lock the current data on the LCD; press it again to return to real-time scanning.
• Can it record the highest wind speed during a gusty day?
  Yes, pressing the MAX/AVG button will toggle the display to show the maximum recorded wind speed since the device was powered on.
• How accurate is the built-in ambient temperature sensor?
  The temperature sensor has a resolution of 0.1°C and an accuracy tolerance of ±2°C under normal operating conditions.
• Why is my anemometer showing 0 m/s even when there is a slight breeze?
  Ensure the impeller is completely free of dust or hair, and verify the wind speed is above the minimum detectable threshold of 0.1 m/s.
• Why does the screen suddenly display "OL"?
  "OL" stands for Overload, meaning the wind speed has exceeded the device's maximum measurable limit of 30 m/s (108 km/h).