Fairmount Weather Systems Ltd products

The Fairmount Anemometer is a professional sensor intended to provide reliable and accurate measurement of wind speed, combining traditional British quality with modern electronics. It has been developed to offer very smooth and reliable mechanical operation with a minimum of maintenance.

The Intellisense Kit is specifically designed to meet the requirements of the WMO CIMO guide, in line with the Minamata Convention Global Treaty on the phase-out of mercury by 2020. Our Intellisense Kit is the “direct replacement” for hygrometers, soil thermometers and barometers within a Manual Meteorological Garden. Its technical capabilities are better than mercury, with datalogging, GPRS and expansion into an AWS with a multiplicity of different sensors for most ground data parameters. If you, your organisation or your NHMS needs to transition away from mercury-filled instruments in the field, then the Intellisense Kit is the perfect option.

The Intellisense Hygrometer is specifically designed to meet the requirements of the WMO CIMO guide, in line with the Minamata Convention Global Treaty on the phase-out of mercury by 2020.

The NOMAD is a truly portable monitoring station. It is supplied in customised carrying cases and is specifically designed for easy transportation, rapid deployment and quality of measurement.The NOMAD can be deployed and be collecting data in under 5 minutes with disassembly being just as quick, allowing you to be packed and en-route to the next monitoring site without delay.

The radiation shield is designed to house temperature and humidity probes to protect them from the heating effects of solar radiation and also to protect them from direct exposure to rain and snow. The shields have improved design and performance characteristics compared to similar screens on the market whilst still being relatively low cost.

The Campbell-Stokes Sunshine Recorder is manufactured by Fairmount Weather Systems to the specifications of the British Meteorological Office and is used extensively by government meteorological services world wide. In 1964 the Campbell-Stokes Sunshine Recorder was adopted by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) as their Interim Reference Sunshine Recorder for use in all member countries.

This instrument is manufactured to the specifications of the British Meteorological Office and is used extensively by government meteorological services world wide. In 1964 it was adopted by the World Meteorological Organisation as their Interim Reference Recorder for use in all member countries.