The Vaisala Triton Sonic Wind Profiler specifications detail data capture, power, installation, operation, transportation, and mirror heater system.
The Vaisala Triton Sonic Wind Profiler is a meteorological instrument designed to capture wind data up to 200 m height. It uses three 4.5 kHz sound beams and provides high‑quality measurements across a wide temperature range.
Key specifications include a wind speed range of 0–25 m/s, power consumption of 7 W, solar‑powered operation with two 85 W panels, and a rugged design with dimensions 2 × 2 × 2 m and weight up to 450 kg. The system also offers a mirror heater powered by LPG for extended operation in snow.
| Maximum data capture height | 200 m |
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| Wind speed range | 0–25 m/s |
| Power consumption (average) | 7 W |
| Solar panel rating | 2 × 85 W |
| Battery capacity | 12 V, 92 Ah |
| Dimensions | 2 × 2 × 2 m |
| Weight | 350–450 kg |
| Sound beam frequency | 4,500 Hz |
| Number of sound beams | 3 |
| Unfiltered data recovery rate | >98% |
| Operating temperature range | –40°C to +65°C |
| Mirror heater energy source | LPG (propane) |
It can capture wind data up to 200 m height.
The average power consumption is 7 W.
The unfiltered data recovery rate is greater than 98 % at all heights.
It operates from –40 °C to +65 °C.