Anemometer Model Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Product Code : SCL-A-12185

The Anemometer Model for Schools is a cup-style weather instrument used for demonstrating wind speed measurement through rotating cups mounted on horizontal arms. It is designed for younger students, science teachers, meteorology lessons, environmental science labs, geography classrooms, STEM activities, and outdoor weather observation.

Product Description

The Anemometer Model from School Equipments helps students observe how moving air produces rotational motion. As wind flows across the cups, the assembly rotates around its vertical axis, allowing learners to count rotations and compare wind speed under different outdoor conditions.

This model is suitable for practical weather-study lessons in Meteorology Equipment and environmental science classrooms. It can also be used with the Weather Station, Mini Anemometer, and Digital Anemometer for comparative weather-measurement activities.

Key Features

• Cup anemometer design: Uses rotating cups to demonstrate the principle of wind speed measurement.
• Student-friendly model: Suitable for younger learners and introductory meteorology lessons.
• Visible rotation: One red cup helps students count revolutions during wind-speed activities.
• Outdoor usability: Corrosion-resistant construction supports prolonged outdoor classroom use.
• Compact classroom size: 18 cm height and 22 cm diameter make it easy to handle and store.
• No complex setup: Can be used for simple observation without digital calibration.
• STEM learning value: Connects weather science, motion, measurement, and data recording.

Technical Specifications

What's Included in the Kit

• Anemometer Model main body
• Rotating cup assembly with horizontal arms
• One red counting cup for revolution observation
• Vertical axis support
• Base or mounting arrangement
• Teacher activity sheet or user guide

Applications / Uses

• Measuring and comparing wind speed during school weather activities.
• Teaching meteorology concepts in environmental science lessons.
• Demonstrating rotational motion caused by moving air.
• Recording wind observations for field-study worksheets.
• Supporting geography lessons on weather, climate, and local wind patterns.
• Comparing manual readings with a Digital Anemometer for data-based learning.

How to Use the Anemometer Model

1. Place the anemometer in an open area where wind can reach the cups freely.
2. Ensure the cup assembly rotates smoothly around the vertical axis.
3. Ask students to observe the red cup and count rotations for a fixed time interval.
4. Record the number of rotations in a weather observation table.
5. Repeat the activity at different times or locations to compare wind conditions.
6. Discuss how faster cup rotation indicates stronger wind movement.
7. Store the model after wiping off dust or moisture.

Safety note: Use the model under teacher supervision during outdoor activities. Do not use it during storms, heavy rain, lightning, or unsafe high-wind conditions.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe the cups and frame dry after outdoor use.
• Store the model in a clean, dry place to protect the rotating parts.
• Do not force the cups or bend the horizontal arms.
• Check free rotation before each classroom demonstration.

Why Choose School Equipments

School Equipments supplies meteorology instruments, environmental science models, science laboratory equipment, STEM kits, and classroom teaching aids for educational institutions. The brand supports practical learning through products that help students observe, measure, compare, and record real-world scientific data. Buyers should confirm mounting style, packing, activity guide, and bulk-order requirements before procurement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Anemometer Model used for?

An Anemometer Model is used to demonstrate wind speed measurement. Students observe rotating cups and count revolutions to compare wind strength.

Is this anemometer suitable for younger students?

Yes. The small anemometer format is suitable for younger students because the rotating cups are easy to observe and understand.

Does the Anemometer Model need batteries?

No. This cup-style model does not require batteries or electrical power for basic wind-speed demonstrations.

What is the size of the Anemometer Model?

The verified School Equipments small anemometer size is 18 cm height and 22 cm diameter.

Can it be used outdoors?

Yes. The model is made from corrosion-resistant material and is suitable for supervised outdoor weather observation activities.

What should buyers confirm before ordering?

Buyers should confirm base type, mounting arrangement, packing, guide sheet, and whether they need a manual model, mini digital anemometer, or digital anemometer.

For related weather instruments, explore the Meteorology Equipment category from School Equipments.