Offshore Weather Station

Real-time marine weather.

OFFSHORE WEATHER STATION

About the
OFFSHORE WEATHER STATION

Weather is a key factor in offshore operations, where rapid changes demand continuous monitoring for safety and efficiency. Obscape’s Offshore Weather Station supports the AIRMAR WX Series sensors and delivers real-time, site-specifc data. With built-in solar panels and cellular connectivity, installation is effortless. Designed for versatility, it mounts on buoys, USVs, ASVs, sailboats, and commercial vessels, measuring air temperature, pressure, wind speed, and direction. Unlike standard anemometers, it calculates both apparent and theoretical wind using GPS and a compass. Completely wireless and easy to deploy, the Offshore Weather Station ensures accurate, real-time weather insights wherever you operate.

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Key Specifications

Sensor - AIRMAR 200WX
Sampling interval 5 - 60 minutes
Internal gyro, GPS, compass & accelerometer
Cellular data transfer
Telemetry data queue in the event of poor signal
Solar powered (3 Watt)

Easy and quick setup

The Offshore Weather Station is easy to use and install. Simply power on and make sure it has connection, then install at your desired location, using the provided mounting brackets and start capturing data.

From €4,400 excl. VAT Purchase includes: Mounting brackets, 10 ^watt external solar panel and SD Card

Optional Extras:

SATCOM enablement

Accessories:

Global sim and credits

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How accurate are the wind speed and direction measurements from the Offshore Weather Station?

The Offshore Weather Station uses an advanced sensor, the AIRMAR 200WX and integrates GPS and compass data, ensuring highly accurate measurements of both wind speed and direction, even in challenging offshore environments.

Does the Offshore Weather Station require manual calibration?

No, the Offshore Weather Station is designed to be easy to deploy and use. It automatically calibrates itself, reducing the need for manual adjustments, and provides real-time, accurate weather data without the hassle of frequent recalibrations.

What happens if the cellular signal is lost or weak?

In the event of poor signal or connectivity issues, the Offshore Weather Station utilizes telemetry data queuing. It temporarily stores the data and transmits it once a stable connection is reestablished, ensuring no data is lost during signal interruptions.