Waste Management Weather Station

Waste Management Weather Station

A Weather Station for Waste Management

A Waste Management Weather Station will assist you in regulating the elements that impact landfill operations.

For your company or home, Waste Management offers industry-leading disposal and recycling services. 

In the surroundings, there is a garbage dump with a gorgeous sky and cumulus clouds.


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The weather has a significant influence on the operation of landfills and other waste management facilities. Trucks lose traction in wet circumstances, dry winter conditions are perfect, and strong winds are a major issue.

Because of these circumstances, having access to up-to-date, in-depth information on your area is critical. The Waste Management Weather Station is ready to assist you.

As an example, look into the Weather Station at Logan Landfill serves as station CW7710 for the National Weather Services.

https://gallatinsolidwaste.org/loganlandfill/weather-station/

A Waste Management Weather Station in Gallatin Solid Waste Management District

Planning

Are you putting together a Waste Management Weather Station? Is this one of the prerequisites for installing a weather station in your company? You can contact us for further information, or we can come to your location to properly set up your weather station.

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A Heat Stress Weather Station

A Heat Stress Weather Station

A Weather Station to Monitor Heat Stress

  • In schools or the military, a Health Stress Weather Station is commonly utilized. 
  • Modeling climate change affects on worker productivity by calculating heat stress index from regular weather station data.
  • For athletics, sports, and military training, it can track the Heat Index, Heat Stress, and Heat Stroke Indicators.
 

When it comes to physical labor, heat stress is a big issue, and worker safety should be a primary priority for any company.

As a result, environmental surveillance is critical. You already have enough to worry about when it comes to running a business without having to cope with inaccurate regional predictions.

We're here to provide a better option. You may rest easy knowing that the information you're receiving is current, accurate, and relevant if you have a weather station set to your unique needs.
 
 

Example of a Problem

Heat exhaustion is a heat-related disease that can arise after being exposed to high temperatures for an extended period of time, and it is frequently accompanied by dehydration.

The heat index, which is a measurement of how hot you feel when the effects of relative humidity and air temperature are combined, is significantly linked to heat exhaustion. Sweat evaporation is hampered by a relative humidity of 60% or higher, which limits your body's capacity to cool itself.
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Solution

For industrial applications, our weather stations are an ideal solution. The sensors and weather stations are made in the United States Hayward California and allow you to extend more than 1,000 feet (300 meters) of wireless or cable to the weather station.

A weather station that includes a variety of components, including the ability to use a cell phone. It starts sending weather reports and alarms to the user's mobile phone through SMS after it's been installed. Temperatures outside of a certain range, lightning, fluctuating wind speeds, wind gusts, and other circumstances can all trigger alerts.
 
 

Planning

When you wish to install a weather station in your business, one of the prerequisites is to plan your Heat Stress Weather Station. You can contact us for further information, or we can come to your location to properly set up your weather station.

 

You don't know what to buy and what you truly need with so many weather stations on the market. We can discuss your weather needs as soon as you contact us.


For your Heat Stress Weather Station equipment, we can provide you with a competitive pricing.


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Automated Weather Station (Cell Phone)

Automated Weather Station (Cell Phone)

A Weather Station That Is Fully Automated (Cell Phone)

Automated Weather Station (Mobile Phone) delivers real-time weather information from area forecasts directly to the user's cell phone or via SMS. 

In many businesses and situations, it's critical to have access to meteorological data, whether for worker safety, livestock conditions, or takeoff and landing.

Regional forecasts are easily available, but the best option is always the one that provides you with the most accurate, up-to-date information for your area at a moment's notice; and that is precisely what an Automated Weather Station (Cell Phone) will provide you with.

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Automated weather stations, similar to airport ASOS and AWOS systems, provide current weather information from remote locations. Multiple sensors, as well as some kind of power and mounting mechanism, are generally included in an AWS system, with the latter differing depending on the system's intended application. At APEXS, we provide weather stations to suit every requirement.

The weather stations begin sending weather reports and alarms directly to the customers' mobile phones through SMS after they have been installed. To obtain updated information, the user just has to change the setup in weatherlink. Temperatures outside of a certain range, lightning, fluctuating wind speeds, wind gusts, and other circumstances can also trigger warnings.

Our weather stations are ideal for any outdoor application because of their diversity and numerous gauges.


Planning

When you wish to install a weather station in your area, one of the prerequisites is to plan your Automated Weather Station (Cell Phone). You can contact us for further information about the requirements, such as the place where you wish to install the weather station, or we can arrange for a site visit to ensure that your weather station is properly oriented.

With so many weather stations available, it's difficult to know which is the ideal to purchase and which is most suited to your needs. As soon as you contact us, we may talk about your weather requirements.

We can provide you with a competitive quote on your Automated Weather Station (Cell Phone) equipment.

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Dairy Weather Station

Dairy Weather Station

A dairy weather station might be beneficial in the dairy industry because local weather does not always correspond to regional forecasts.

Weather Stations For Your Dairy

When it comes to keeping track of the temperature humidity index to avoid heat stress, keeping water tanks above the freezing point, watching overnight temperature changes, tracking metabolism rates according to winds, and finding the best temperature for livestock, having access to the conditions at your specific site is critical. You'll need a dairy weather station in your area to perform all of this.

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It might be disappointing to discover that complex weather stations and data recorders are sometimes expensive and difficult to setup and program, necessitating the assistance of specialists. After all, you aren't in the weather instrumentation business. Nonetheless, high-quality, dependable weather instruments, especially those offered at a reasonable price, might be beneficial to your dairy business.

For individuals who need to keep track on local weather conditions, this dairy weather station is ideal. You may use this data to monitor wind speeds and boost food to counterbalance rising metabolism rates in order to keep cattle warm, as well as monitor temperatures and freezing points to keep livestock safe, among other applications.

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It's made up of a variety of parts, including air and wind sensors, as well as soil temperature and moisture levels. It starts sending weather reports and alarms to the user's mobile phone through SMS as soon as it is installed. Wind speeds over a certain threshold, temperatures outside of a certain range, lightning, humidity, and other factors can all trigger alerts.

Planning

When you want to install a weather station in your area, one of the prerequisites is to plan your Dairy Weather Station. You can contact us for further information about the requirements, such as the place where you wish to install the weather station, or we can arrange for a site visit to ensure that your weather station is properly oriented.

With so many weather stations on the market, it's difficult to know which are the finest to buy and which are most suited to your needs. As soon as you contact us, we may talk about your weather requirements.

We can provide you with a competitive quote on your Dairy Weather Station equipment.

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How automated weather station works

How does an automated weather station function?

Let us first define what a weather station is before diving into how an automated weather station operates.

What is the purpose of a weather station?

A weather station is a device that uses a variety of sensors to collect data about the weather and surroundings. That's all there is to it, a simple explanation. 

Weather centers, personal weather stations, professional weather stations, home weather stations, weather forecasters, and forecasters are various terms used to describe automated weather stations.

Weather station data, such as temperature highs and lows, cloud cover, and precipitation probability, may be used to assess present weather conditions and anticipate future weather forecasts.

Meteorologists, weather lovers, gardeners, farmers, outdoor enthusiasts, students, pilots — everyone who likes weather data or depends on the weather to make choices – use automated weather stations.

The weather Guys explain why weather stations are different from internet weather websites and phone weather applications in this video.

A variety of sensors are used in an automated weather station.

A list of measuring instruments that come with a home weather station is as follows:

Thermometer  –  A thermometer is a device that measures the temperature. Weather stations measure both interior and outdoor temperatures, record highs and lows, display trend arrows to indicate rising or dropping temperatures, and even forecast short-term future temperature ranges.

Hygrometer –  A hygrometer is a device that monitors relative humidity levels. The quantity or percentage of water vapor (water in gas form) in the air is known as relative humidity. Environmental variables and computations such as precipitation, fog, dew point, and heat index are influenced by humidity. Furthermore, keeping correct humidity levels in your house has consequences for both your health and your home.

Barometer –  A barometer is a device that monitors the pressure in the atmosphere. Based on the variations in atmospheric pressure that a barometer measures, it can assist anticipate impending weather. A barometric pressure history chart or a pressure trend arrow are available on certain weather stations, allowing you to readily follow changes such as a pressure decline.

Anemometer –  An anemometer is a device that measures the speed at which the wind blows. A weather station can display wind speed in miles per hour, kilometers per hour, or knots, as well as record current, peak, and average wind speeds.

Wind Vane – A wind vane, also known as a weather vane, is a device that determines the direction of the wind. A 16-point wind rise is used by weather stations to represent this information.

Rain Gauge – A rain gauge is a device that monitors the amount of rain or liquid precipitation that falls on the ground. Rainfall warnings are available on certain weather stations, letting you know when a rain storm has started or if flooding is a possibility.


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Vantage Connect should allow users to choose which SIM card they want to use

By default, Vantage Connect uses a Globe Telecom SIM card. However, because it is the only GPRS signal accessible in the region, some of our weather station clients prefer to utilize Simcard from Smart Communication.

Raised Question:

Is it possible for Vantage Connect to allow users to choose which SIM card they want to use? I understand that Smart Communication will have a higher monthly price, which is fine as long as the client has a choice.

Davis Feedback:

Our 6620G Vantage Connect has a SIM that will roam on Smart Communications. You will need to use the region subscription, 6632C, 6634C or 6636C.

So you would buy

  • 6620G - Vantage Connect

and

  • 6632C or 6634C or 6636C
The 6620G will also work on Globe.  If you find that the 6620G is not working let me know and I can see if it’s trying Globe erroneously….and work with the SIM partner to change the priority.

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How to Maintain Davis Vantage Pro2 Equipment

This maintenance video demonstrates what has to be done and how to do it to keep your weather station in good condition.


How to keep your Vantage Pro2 in great condition by cleaning it?


You'll need a soft cloth, a Philips screwdriver, an Allen wrench, a soft-bristled brush, and a soft-bristled brush. Mild soap and water are optional.

Cleaning your Vantage Pro2 consists of the following steps:
  1. Clean the UV sensor with a clean cloth and denatured alcohol if required. Do not put your hands on the diffuser.
  2. Using a moistened soft cloth, clean the solar radiation sensor. Do not put your hands on the diffuser.
  3. Clean out the dirt in the cone by removing the debris screen. Clean your rain collector a few times a year for the best results.
  4. To avoid adding erroneous data while touching the sensors, we recommend opening the transmitter shelter (the white box with the solar panel on the front) and disconnecting the sensors from the interface before proceeding.
  5. The rain cone should be removed from the sensor suite.
  6. Clean the tipping buckets with a wet towel. Use mild soap and water when required. Rinse well. Clean the rain collection drains as well.
  7. Remove the three screws from the radiation shielding with a Philips screwdriver. To keep the shields from falling apart, place your hands under them while you remove the last screw.
  8. Set aside everything except the top plate, which contains the sensor, until you're ready to reassemble it.
  9. Clean the mesh with a soft-bristled brush. If there is a lot of debris, remove the basket and wipe the mesh with mild soap and water. Before returning it to the sensor, give it a thorough rinse.
  10. With an Allen wrench, remove the wind cups. Wipe the shaft with a moist towel. Clean the wind vane and cups with mild soap and water. After a thorough rinse, reattach the cups.
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WeatherLink Irrigation Add

Irrigation Addition in WeatherLink

This Data Logger is designed for use with most common irrigation systems, including those provided by Rain Bird, Rain Master, and Toro. 


File Name: 07395-216_Adendm_06560.pdf

Released: March 05, 2007

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WeatherLink Toolbox (7802)

This brief overview is intended to assist you in getting started as quickly as possible. After you've installed the program, follow the directions in the online help file or the manual to configure the Toolbox.


Version: A

File Name: wl_toolbox.pdf

Released: June 23, 1999

View or Download PDF file:

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How can I get access to my data if I'm on site but don't have access to a computer with Internet access?

If you need to view your weather data quickly in a remote location but don't have access to a PC with an internet connection, you may connect a laptop (or PC) directly to the Vantage Connect and use the provided WeatherLink software to download all of the archive records stored in its memory. 

An interface cable is required. To order a Connect interface cable, please contact us.





What is the best way to transfer my WeatherLink data from one computer to another?

Use Windows Explorer to locate and look in the Weatherlink installation folder on your previous PC to transfer the weatherlink data. This WeatherLink folder is usually found in the program files directory (c:/Program Files) or at the root (c:). 

In WeatherLink, there will be a folder titled after the name you picked for your station (e.g. C:weatherlinkbrettsWX). Copy this complete folder, which is titled after your station, to your new PC's Weatherlink folder. The data should be available when you open that station on the new PC.

Alternatively, you may just transfer the data files yourself. After using WeatherLink to create a new station on the new PC, copy only the old data files (not the entire folder) to the new PC's "station name" folder. The data files will be titled by year and month and have a.wlk extension (e.g. 2011-09.wlk is Sept. 2011 data).



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What is the frequency of my weather data being updated on WeatherLink.Com? How Frequently Does My Information Get Sent To The Site?

What is the frequency of my weather data being updated on WeatherLink.Com? How Frequently Does My Information Get Sent To The Site?

Update frequency into weatherlink cloud

Your update frequency of your weather data is transmitted every minute as long as you have an active connection uploading data.


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What Are DID And Key Code, And How Do I Find Them?

What Are DID And Key Code, And How Do I Find Them?

Weatherlink Device ID

The DID and Key Code on the WeatherLink Network uniquely identify your WeatherLinkIP, Vantage Connect, and WeatherLink Network Annual Subscription (WeatherLink.com).

They're both necessary to create a WeatherLink.com account and are utilized to connect your device/service to your account.

You'll see a term that starts with "DID," which stands for "Device ID." It has 12 characters and includes the digits 0 through 9 as well as the letters A through F.

The DID can be found in the following locations:

Vantage Connect: On the label connected to the plastic cover inside the Vantage Connect and on the front cover of the Vantage Connect handbook, look for “DID” next to it.

The DID and Key are printed on a label affixed to the side of the WeatherLinkIP data logger.
Annual Subscription to the WeatherLink Network: 

When you create an account on WeatherLink.com, you will be given a DID and Key as part of the registration procedure.

APEXS: What Are DID And Key Code, And How Do I Find Them?




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How do I join the WeatherLink network on WeatherLink.com?

Three Ways to Join the WeatherLink Network:

WeatherLinkIP

WeatherLinkIP allows you to send your weather data to WeatherLink.com without needing a computer. WeatherLinkIP automatically uploads your data even if your computer isn't turned on—in fact, a computer isn't even necessary to submit data! Find out more.

WeatherLink Network Subscription

Any Davis weather station with a USB or Serial data logger may be converted into a WeatherLink.com station with the WeatherLink Network Subscription. As long as your computer is turned on and the program is running, your weather data is automatically sent to WeatherLink.com with an annual membership. Find out more.

Vantage Connect

With the purchase of the Vantage Connect, you will receive a WeatherLink Network page. Find out more.


On WeatherLink.com you can:

  • CWOP (Citizen Weather Observer Program), Weather Underground, the GLOBE Program, and other third-party weather sites may all be used to automatically post data.
  • Receive e-mail notifications for current weather or basic alarm conditions.
  • Download the data to your PC for all of WeatherLink's sophisticated charting, graphing, and analysis. Extra User License Kits let you download data to many PCs separately, making them perfect for schools, farms, scientific fieldwork, and remote places.
  • Store four times the amount of data that your data logger can hold on its own.
  • View your data on the WeatherLink.com map or in the WeatherLink.com app for iPhone or Android.
  • Allow others to see your current weather data, or mark it as private.

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Why does my station appear on the map at the incorrect location?

Weather Station Incorrect location on the map

The Latitude/Longitude in your account profile determines where you appear on the map. You may either input a new Latitude/Longitude or use the link on the My Account page to set the location visually on a map to alter your position on the map. 



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On WeatherLink.com 2.0, how many devices can I register under one account?

Weatherlink Account

You may have as many as you want. You may register an infinite number of devices and view their current status (Bulletin). The Pro Tier subscription gives you access to the usage of advanced features on three of your devices. Owners of Vantage Connect and EnviroMonitor are immediately upgraded to the Pro Tier subscription.


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How can I share my data with NOAA, GLOBE, and Weather Underground?

Share my data to NOAA, GLOBE, and Weather Underground

You may pick among these 3rd-party weather sources like weather underground, NOAA, and GLOBE by going to the ‘Uploads' portion of your ‘Manage Devices' page. All you have to do now is tick the boxes next to the ones you want to upload to and enter in your credentials. 


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Davis Instruments Weather 2018 Catalog

Davis Instruments Weather 2018 Catalog

Introducing, Davis Instruments Weather 2018 Catalog.

This is a 2018 catalog released from Davis Instruments.

Read the catalog in a Portable Document File (PDF) format.

The front cover may look like the image below.

View Catalog PDF 

APEXS: Davis Instruments Weather 2018 Catalog

 

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Davis Instruments Weather 2016 Catalog

Davis Instruments Weather 2016 Catalog

Introducing, Davis Instruments Weather 2016 Catalog.

This is a 2016 catalog released from Davis Instruments.

Read the catalog in a Portable Document File (PDF) format.

The front cover may look like the image below.

View Catalog PDF

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Davis Instruments Weather 2015 Catalog

Davis Instruments Weather 2015 Catalog

 Introducing, Davis Instruments Weather 2015 Catalog.

This is a 2015 catalog released from Davis Instruments.

Read the catalog in a Portable Document File (PDF) format.

The front cover may look like the image below.

View Catalog PDF

APEXS: Davis Instruments Weather 2015 Catalog



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