6614 Davis Instruments Solar Power Kit
$1,000.00 Inc. GST
Mounting option for remote installations to power and protect an Envoy or Legacy Console
Description
The Solar Power Kit is designed to protect certain Davis receivers from the weather while powering them via the solar panel
For use with:
- A wireless 6316NZ wireless Weather Envoy
- A legacy 6351 Vantage Vue console (discontinued, but still many in use)
- A legacy 6312NZ wireless Vantage Pro 2 console (discontinued but still many in use)
Why buy this?
- You have a remote site without internet or power and you want to collect weather data. Install a wireless 6316NZ Envoy and 6510USB WeatherLink Data Logger in a Solar Power Kit to power it and keep it out of the weather. Visit periodically to manually download the data onto a Windows laptop
Notes:
- No power is required for the wireless Davis sensor suites, as they are powered by their own solar panel
- If operating in a low light area or poor conditions, consider the 6612 Heavy Duty Solar Power Kit
- If you want to use a cabled sensor suite and Envoy, you need the 6612 Heavy Duty Solar Power Kit
- Can be mounted on a 7716 Mounting Tripod or 7717 Mounting Pole Kit
More information
Features:
- Five watt solar panel
- Weather resistant shelter made of ASA plastic
- Regulator circuit
- 4 amp hour 6 volt rechargeable battery
- Three metre cable
- Battery will charge down to -20 degrees
- 34.9 cm x 25.4 cm x 10.6 cm
- Weighs 2.08 kg
- Mounts to flat surface or pole
- Access holes in the floor for cable access into the shelter. Holes come with removable plugs; cables should be routed through holes using Davis rubber grommets
In the box:
- Shelter with solar panel, charging circuit and 6 volt 1.40 amp battery
- Mounting Hardware Kit including U bolts, lag screws, lock washers, hex nuts, backing plates, pan head Philips screws and a split grommet
Not compatible with:
- 6316C Weather Envoy – requires the 6612 Heavy Duty Solar Kit as it powering the sensor suite also
- 6313 WeatherLink Console or
- 6100 WeatherLink Live
- The 6313 and 6100 devices require more power than is supplied by either this or the Heavy Duty solar kit