Davis Instruments AeroCone Rain Collector, Flat Base – WMO Compliant

Achieve unparalleled rainfall measurement accuracy even in challenging weather conditions with the Davis Instruments AeroCone Rain Collector. Designed to meet the stringent guidelines of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), this advanced rain collector minimizes wind interference and precisely captures precipitation with its self-emptying tipping spoon mechanism. Its robust, UV-stabilized construction ensures years of reliable performance, making it an essential component for comprehensive weather monitoring. Upgrade your weather station today for superior data collection.

• AeroCone Rain Cone with Grips
• Base with Tipping Spoon Mechanism
• 40 ft (12 m) Cable
• Locking Debris Screen
• Bird Spikes
• Mounting Hardware

• Aerodynamic AeroCone Design: Reduces wind-induced errors and improves rain data accuracy in high wind situations, preventing under-reporting.
• Self-Emptying Tipping Spoon: Provides exceptionally accurate rain data with factory-calibrated measurements of 0.01 inches (or 0.2 mm for metric models).
• Engineered Interior Walls: Specially designed contours reduce splash-out during heavy rainfall, ensuring consistent and reliable readings.
• Durable Construction: Crafted from tough, UV-stabilized ABS plastic for long-term outdoor durability and resistance to harsh weather elements.
• Secure Debris Screen: Locks firmly in place to prevent debris from entering the collector, maintaining optimal performance during high winds and heavy rainfall.
• Flat Base Mounting: Designed for easy and stable installation on any flat surface, complete with pre-drilled mounting holes and a built-in leveling trough for precise setup.
• High Accuracy: Delivers rainfall accuracy of +/-3% or +/- one tip of the spoon (0.01"/0.2mm), whichever is greater, for rain rates up to 10"/hr (250 mm/hr).

This stand-alone rain collector seamlessly integrates with your existing Davis Instruments weather monitoring system. It is compatible with Vantage Pro2 and Vantage Vue (when used with a Sensor Transmitter and WeatherLink Live), as well as EnviroMonitor Nodes reporting to an EnviroMonitor Gateway.