HOBO HOBO U30-NRC Weather Station Starter Kit
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Part # U30-NRC-SYS-B

HOBO HOBO U30-NRC Weather Station Starter Kit

15 Channel Weather Station
Discontinued

Overview

The new HOBO Weather Station Starter Kit combines our most rugged data logging weather station with out-of-the-box convenience.

The U30/NRC accepts up to 10 plug-and-play Smart Sensors. Just plug in your sensor and it's automatically recognized - no programming, wiring or calibration necessary. With this kit you can measure temperature, relative humidity, wind speed/direction. Simply select the HOBO Weather Station starter system and your choice of either a 2-Meter or 3-Meter Tripod Kit and go!

Software ordered separately. Compatible with HOBOware and HOBOware Pro software for logger setup, graphing and analysis. 

  • HOBO U30 NRC data logger with 10 inputs (U30-NRC-000-10-S100-000 )
  • 1.2W Solar Panel - SOLAR-1.2W
  • Temperature/RH Smart Sensor with 2-meter cable - S-THB-M002
  • Wind Speed Smart Sensor with 3-meter cable - S-WSB-M003
  • Wind Direction Smart Sensor with 3-meter cable - S-WDA-M003
  • Full Crossarm for Wind Speed/Direction sensors - M-CAA
  • Solar Radiation Shield for Temperature & RH sensor - RS3

In what environment does this kit operate?

This kit operates in an outdoor environment.

What measurements does this kit support?

The U30-NRC-SYS-B kit supports the following measurements: Barometric Pressure, Leaf Wetness, Light Intensity, Rainfall, Relative Humidity, Soil Moisture, Temperature and Wind

The country of origin for this product is the United States. To see the full specifications for this product, please see our product manual found under the documentation tab if available.

The following are associated resources for this product. In general users of this product can gain insight into its possible use by utilizing the resources below.

How-To Videos
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HOBOware Menus Explained Part 2
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How to Use the Crop Feature in HOBOware Pro
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Part 1- Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
Part 2- Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
Part 3 - Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
Part 4 - Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
Part 5 - Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
Part 6 - Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
Part 7 - Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
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Application Stories
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Data Loggers Used in Microclimate Monitoring
Energy Monitoring Program Looks at Low-cost/No-cost Building Efficiency Strategies
Energy Performance Monitoring - Roundtable Discussion
Energy Performance Monitoring in the Big Apple
Exploring the Wind Resource for a Feasibility Study on Future Turbine Construction at Colgate University
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Florida Researcher Uses Data Loggers to Predict Sea Turtle Hatchling Gender
Green Roof Performance to be Tracked with Weather Stations
HOBO Micro Station Improves Vineyard Management
HOBO Weather Station Helps Keep Skiers Safe from Avalanches
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NASA Uses Data Loggers to Study Volcanic Park Conditions
New Mexico Vineyard Adds Weather Station for Frost Protection
New Study Looks at Impact of Sustainable Practices on Supermarket Sales
Study Looks at Green Roof Efficiency in Desert Environments
Test Plot Climate Data Improves Herbicide Research
Using Data Loggers to Monitor Green Roof Temperatures
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Weather Station Aids in Dall’s Sheep Parasite Research
Weather Station Aids Wildfire Management
Weather Station Maximizes Tomato Yield
Weather Station Used for Irrigation Recommendations for Commercial Pepper Fields
White Papers
Monitoring Green Roof Performance with Weather Stations
Live Systems
Studying the invasive pathogens of ornamental plants
Tech Notes
-888.88 Data Values
3-phase Wattnode product comparison
Cellular (GSM) Amplifier/Repeater/Extender
Charging a very low HOBO RX3000 or U30 battery
Data Assistant Videos on YouTube
Determining DLI (Daily Light Integral) from PAR
How do I delete, erase, or clear data from my data logger's memory?
Judd Communications Snow Depth Sensor with the U30 Remote Monitoring Station
Logging Duration in the Launch Screen- What Does That Mean?
Mac USB Adapter Cable
Sample Data - HOBO U30 Station Compressed Air Flow and Compressor Power Monitoring
Sample Data - Missing Smart Sensor -888.88 Error
Smart Sensor Sampling Interval
Telaire 7001 Manufacturers Manual
Verifying RH accuracy on HOBO data loggers
Wiring Diagram - HOBO U30 CVIA Voltage Input Logic Switch
Informational Pages
What is a Data Logger?

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