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UNI-T UT363 Anemometer

The UNI-T UT363 is a handy and easy-to-use digital anemometer that allows quick and precise measurement of wind speed and ambient temperature. With its ergonomic design, easy-to-read backlit display and functions such as MAX/AVG and Data Hold, the device is perfect for a variety of applications.

Accurate measurement of wind speed and temperature

The UNI-T UT363 measures wind speed from 0 to 30 m/s with an accuracy of ±(5% of reading + 0.5) and a resolution of 0.1 m/s. This allows you to accurately determine conditions both outdoors and indoors. In addition, the device features temperature measurement from -10°C to 50°C (or 14°F to 122°F), with ±2°C accuracy and 0.1°C resolution. A built-in wind scale from 0 to 12 degrees (according to the Beaufort scale) allows quick assessment of the intensity of gusts.

Functions to make everyday use easier

The UT363 offers a number of practical functions: storing maximum and average values (MAX/AVG), retaining the current reading on the screen (Data Hold), LCD backlighting, automatic shutdown after 5 minutes of inactivity, and an overload indicator (when wind speed exceeds 45 m/s). This gives you full control over the measurement.

Lightweight, handy and ready to go

Powered by 3 AAA (R03) batteries, the UT363 weighs only 118 g and measures 160 × 50 × 28 mm, making it ideal for field use. The bright and clear 32 × 26 mm LCD display ensures readability even in bright sunlight or darker conditions. A set of batteries is included, making the device ready for operation right out of the box.

How to use

Power the Unit UT363 and allow the sensor to stabilize before taking measurements. Hold the anemometer in the airflow so the sensor inlet is aligned with the wind direction and wait for the displayed values to stabilize. Read wind speed and temperature directly from the display. For multiple readings, move the probe to different locations and allow the reading to settle between measurements. Turn off the instrument after use to preserve battery life.

Recommendations

For reliable results, avoid obstructing the sensor and keep the unit level during measurement. When measuring indoor ventilation, take readings at several points within the duct or room to account for air distribution. Replace batteries promptly when low power affects display brightness or measurement stability.