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WR-3 Plus wireless anemometer has been utilized at the Palanga Ferris Wheel in Lithuania to ensure wind safety during its operations.

WR-3 Plus wireless anemometer has been utilized at the Palanga Ferris Wheel in Lithuania to ensure wind safety during its operations.

On this amusement ride, the WR-3 Plus wind sensor is mounted atop the cabin, and the portable receiver can be easily carried anywhere or mounted on a surface. Offering real-time wind measurements and instant alerts, the wireless wind speed meter operates at max. 500m wireless range.

WR-3 Plus wireless wind speed sensor installed at the ferris wheel

WR-3 Plus wind sensor installed at the ferris wheel

The use of the WR-3 Plus aligns with the industrial standards for wind safety in amusement parks. According to the European Standard EN 13814, which outlines the safety requirements for amusement rides, ferris wheels and similar attractions must stop operating when wind speeds exceed 15 meters per second (approximately 33.5 miles per hour).

By continuously monitoring atmospheric conditions, operators of the ferris wheel can make informed decisions, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for visitors, even amidst unpredictable weather conditions.