Joannou & Joannou Ltd is the Cyprus Distributor for Kestrel® Wind and Weather Instruments .

At Nielsen-Kellerman, weather is serious business! NK engineers are determined to make the most accurate and reliable hand-held weather devices available. You might find a weather meter that is a little less expensive, but you won't find one that works better.

Anytime you are enjoying the outdoors away from civilization, it's important to monitor the weather to ensure that you aren't caught unprepared for a storm. Kestrel Pocket Weather Meters are ideal for just that - slip one in your pack and you have a weatherman on your trip with you. Barometric pressure and dew point help to predict weather trends; wind chill and heat stress index warn of dangerous conditions for long-term exposure. The Kestrel 4000's extensive memory and computer interface is ideal for keeping logs or sending information back to base camp. Whether you are a car camper leaving for a day hike, or a high altitude mountaineer making a push for the summit, make sure the conditions are favorable with an easy-to-use Kestrel Meter.

For more in deep information about Kestrel® Wind and Weather Instruments you can refer to Kestrel Web Page

Kestrel® 2000 Pocket Wind Meter

For those of you who like to know just how cold and windy it really is, the Kestrel 2000 Pocket Wind Meter is your reality check. Whether contemplating which wet suit the cold water warrants, or checking to see how low the wind chill can go in the blind, the Kestrel 2000 is the easy-to-use tool you need.

Winter sports enthusiasts around the world love Kestrel Meters. Thanks to the patented external temperature sensor, the Kestrel 2000 can take accurate water and snow temperature readings, and since it is isolated from the case, you can be sure that the temperature the Kestrel Meter is reading is accurate and not influenced by your hand warming the unit.

Kestrel Meters kept riders and spectators abreast of the weather conditions at the 2006 ESPN X Games in Aspen, Colorado, and were used by the 2006 US Biathlon Olympic Team in Turin to measure air and snow temperature to aid in ski-wax selection decisions and measure the wind downrange.

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