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Kestrel 2000 User manual

3) Select Operating Mode: Press and release [MODE] to change the
operating mode. You can select a different operating mode at any time.
MAMA
MAMA
MAXX
XX
X
Maximum
3-Second
Gust Since
Power On
AA
AA
AVV
VV
VGG
GG
G
Average
Wind Speed
Since
Power On
Current
Wind
Speed
4) Select Measurement Scale: Hold down [ON] while pressing [MODE]
to change the measurement scale. You can select a different scale at
any time.
Air
Temperature
Wind Chill
SPSP
SPSP
SPECIFICECIFIC
ECIFICECIFIC
ECIFICAA
AA
ATIONSTIONS
TIONSTIONS
TIONS
Wind Speed Functions
Ope rating Modes: Moving 3-second average ( ), maximum 3-second
gust since power on (MAX) and average since power on (AVG).
Units: Knots (KT), meters per second (M/S), kilometers per hour (KM/H),
miles per hour (MPH), feet per minute (FPM) and Beaufort (B).
On-axis Accuracy: greater of± 3% or ± least significant digit.
Off-axis Response: -1% @ 5°,-2% @ 10°, -3% @ 15°.
Calibration Dri ft: < 2% after 100 hours use at 7 M/S [~14 KT, 25 KM/H,16
MPH or 1400 FPM].
Minimum Speed: 0.3 M/S [~0.6 KT, 1.0 KM/H, 0.7 MPH or 59.0 FPM].
Maximum Speed: 40 M/S [~78 KT, 144 KM/H, 89 MPH or 7877 FPM].
Temperature and Wind Chill Functions
Operating Modes: Temperature ( ), wind chill ( ).
Units: Degrees Centigrade (°C) and degrees Fahrenheit (°F).
Accuracy: ± 1.0°C.
Minimum Temperature: -30°C [-22°F].
Maximum Temperature: 70°C [158°F].
Display
Type : Reflective 3½ digit LCD.
Digit Height: 9 mm.[0.36 in.].
Update: 1 second.
Range and Resolution:
Depends on measurement
scale selected – see chart:
Temperature Limitations: Normal operation from -15°C to 60°C [-4°F to
140°F]. Below -15°C [-4°F],accurate readings may be taken by keeping
the unit warmer than -15°C [4°F] and exposing it for the minimum time
necessary to take a reading (less than one minute).
Auto Shutdown: 30 minutes after last key press.
Environmental
Buttons: Two sealed tactile rubber buttons control all functions.
Battery: User-replaceable CR2032 coin cell.Typical life, 800 hrs.
Sealing: Electronics enclosure IP67 – water resistant to 1 m. [3 ft.].Floats.
Shock: Drop tested to 2 m. [6 ft.].
Storage Tempe rature : Prolonged exposure to temperatures below -20°C
[-4°F] or above 80°C [176°F] may cause permanent damage.
Physical
Impeller: 25 mm. [1 in.] diameter, sapphire bearings, light weight. User-
replaceable impeller/housing assembly.
Temperature Sensor: Hermetically sealed precision thermistor.
Case: Slip-on case prevents damage to display and moving parts.
Dimensions: 122 x 42 x 14 mm.[4.8 x 1.7 x 0.6 in.]; case,117 x 46 x 19 mm.
[4.6 x 1.8 x 0.7 in.]; lanyard, 0.5 m. [10 in.].
Weight: Unit,43 g.[1.5 oz.]; case,23 g.[0.8 oz.].
5) Measure wind speed, max and
average: Simply point the unit into
the air flow you wish to measure.
Measure temperature and wind
chill: The Kestrel’s temperature sensor
is located in the right opening below
the impeller. Because it is external to
thecase,youcantakefast and accurate
measurements by simply waving the unit rapidly back and forth OR
holding it into an air flow of at least 1 M/S [2 KT,4 KM/H, 2 MPH or 197
FPM] and reading the display immediately. (The air flow ensures that
the temperature sensor measures the temperature of the air, not the
case.) Alternatively, you can take accurate readings with no air flow
byallowing the case to reach thesame temperatureas the surrounding
air. (If the case is much warmer or cooler than the air,this can take up
to 30 minutes.)
KT
Knots
M/S
Meters per
Second
MPH
Miles per
Hour
KM/H
Kilometers
per Hour
FPM
Feet per
Minute
(x10)
B
Beaufort
Force
°C
Degrees
Centrigrade
°F
Degrees
Fahrenheit
***NOTE***
Select temperature or
wind chill mode to
change degrees.
The Kestrel turns itself off
automatically after 30 minutes
of no button presses.
Scale Range Resolution
KT, M/S, KM/H
MPH, °C & °F 0.0-199.9 0.1
FPM 0-1,999 1
2,000-19,990 10
% 0-100 1
Kestrel®2000 Pocket Thermo
Wind Meter Wind Speed,Maximum and Average
Wind Speed,Temperature and Wind Chill
OPOP
OPOP
OPERER
ERER
ERAA
AA
ATIONTION
TIONTION
TION
1) Slide off Cover. 2) Turn On: Press [ON] to turn on
unit.
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WARRARR
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ANTY REGISTRY REGISTR
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TION ON RETION ON RE
TION ON REVERSEVERSE
VERSEVERSE
VERSE
PLEASE CLIP AND MAILPLEASE CLIP AND MAIL
PLEASE CLIP AND MAILPLEASE CLIP AND MAIL
PLEASE CLIP AND MAIL
MAINTENANCE &MAINTENANCE &
MAINTENANCE &MAINTENANCE &
MAINTENANCE & TRTR
TRTR
TROUBLESHOOOUBLESHOO
OUBLESHOOOUBLESHOO
OUBLESHOOTINGTING
TINGTING
TING
Storing Your Kestrel
Avoid storing your Kestrel where it will beexposed to temperatures below-20°C [-
4°F] or above 80° C [176° F] for extended periods of time. Doing so may
permanently damage the LCD, electronics, battery or enclosure. (Note that the
inside of a car parked in the hot sun can reach very high temperatures.) If the
temperature of the actual LCD of your unit exceeds 70° C [158° F],it will temporarily
become solid black until it cools down to below this temperature.
Use of the Lanyard and Cover
Your Kestrel is shipped with the slip-on cover captivated by the lanyard to prevent
loss. If you prefer to be able to remove the cover entirely, open the lanyard end
cap with a small screw driver,then remove the slip-lock. Slide the cover completely
off the lanyard,then reassemble the slip-lock and lanyard end cap as before.
Replacing the Battery
When your display grows dim or blank,
replace the battery. Use a large coin to open
the battery compartment. Insert a new
CR2032 coin cell (available wherever watch
batteries are sold),positive (+) pole up. When
replacing the battery door, be sure to
keep the black rubber o-ring seated in the
groove on the case back.
Why does the Impeller Appear
Imbalanced?
It is NORMAL for the impeller to oscillate as it comes to a stop. It is NOT
imbalanced. Rather, it contains a very small magnet which responds to the
earth’s magnetic fields. This does not affect the accuracy of the windspeed
readings because the magnetic field applies both a braking and an accelerating
force which cancel each other.The impeller has been calibrated to be accurate
to within at least ± 3%.
High Speed Use
After several hours of
sustained operation over 25
M/S (~49 KT, 90 KM/H, 56
MPH or 4,923 FPM), the
Kestrel will lose some
accuracy due to wear of the
sapphire bearings in the impeller assembly. If you require accurate high AND low
speed measurements,we recommend a second impeller.
Troubleshooting a Damaged Impeller
If the impeller rotates,but only “0”or “—” shows on the display, the impeller may
no longer be sending a signal to the unit. Test the unit by turning it on and placing
it near an electromagnetic source (i.e. back of computer monitor or TV). If the
display shows any number other than “0” or “—”, the unit does not need to be
returned but does need a new impeller assembly. Contact Nielsen-Kellerman
Australia, PTY Ltd. or your place of purchase to
order a replacement.
Replacing the Impeller
Press FIRMLY on the sides of the black impeller
housing with your thumbs to remove the entire
housing. When inserting the new impeller,
be sure the arrowis facing the display side
of the unit, and is aligned with the top of the
meter. Press on the sides of the housing
rather than the center.
BEABEA
BEABEA
BEAUFORUFOR
UFORUFOR
UFORT SCT SC
T SCT SC
T SCALEALE
ALEALE
ALE
The Beaufort Scale is a system for
estimating wind force without the use
of instruments based on the visible
effects of the wind on the physical
environment. The behavior of smoke,
waves, trees, etc., is rated on a 13 point
scale.The scale was devised in 1805 by
theBritish naval Commander Sir Francis
Beaufort (1774-1875) and is still
commonly used by mariners.
2000
Force Description Kts
0Calm 0
1LightAir 1-3
2LightBreeze 4-6
3 Gentle Breeze 7-10
4 Moderate Breeze 11-16
5 Fresh Breeze 17-21
6 Strong Breeze 22-27
7 Near Gale 28-33
8 Gale 34-40
9 Strong Gale 41-47
10 Storm 48-55
11 Violent Storm 56-63
12+ Hurricane 64+
WIND CHILLWIND CHILL
WIND CHILLWIND CHILL
WIND CHILL
The Kestrel 2000 automatically calculates wind chill, which can provide useful
guidance when preparing for cold-weather outdoor activities. “Wind chill”provides
an indication of how cold it feels given the combined effects of the actual air
temperature and the wind speed.For more information about the derivation and
meaning of wind chill,visit www.nkhome.com.
WHAWHA
WHAWHA
WHAT IS A KESTREL?T IS A KESTREL?
T IS A KESTREL?T IS A KESTREL?
T IS A KESTREL?
What is a “ Kestrel”? The American Kestrel is the smallest North
American falcon. Beautiful and highly adaptable, it can be
found virtually everywhere in North America. It is unique
among falcons for its ability to both hover at very low speeds
and dive at very high speeds.
Made in the USA by:
Nielsen-Kellerman
21 Creek Circle, Boothwyn, PA 19061, USA
www.nkhome.com
© 2001. Nielsen-Kellerman reserves the right to change product specifications.
The Kestrel 2000 is protected by US Patents 5,783,753,and 5,939,645. Kestrel, the
Kestrel logo,Pocket Weather, NK and the NK logo are trademarks of the Nielsen-
Kellerman Co. Rev’d 01 Aug 01.
CLIP & MAILCLIP & MAIL
CLIP & MAILCLIP & MAIL
CLIP & MAIL
Please complete and mail this warranty registration within two (2) weeks of the
date of purchase. This information will allow NK to better serve you in the future if
your unit becomes lost or damaged.
Mail to:
Warranty Cards
PO Box 170
Jamison ACT 2614
cut on dotted line
Model Kestrel 2000 Pocket Thermo Wind Meter
Store / Retailer _____________________________________
Serial No. _____________________________________
Impeller Serial No. _____________________________________
Date Purchased _____________________________________
Customer _____________________________________
Address _____________________________________
Address __________________________________________
Phone __________________________________________
NIELSENIELSE
NIELSENIELSE
NIELSENN
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KELLERMANKELLERMAN
KELLERMANKELLERMAN
KELLERMAN
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AUSTRALIA. PTY LUSTRALIA. PTY L
USTRALIA. PTY LUSTRALIA. PTY L
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TDTD
TDTD
TD
19 Bancks Cres, McKellar ACT 2617
Ph: 02 6258 9380 Fax: 02 6258 2546
www.nk.com.au
YOUR WARRANTY
Nielsen Kellerman Australia warrants to the original purchaser that the
product sold by it is free from defects in the material and workmanship
for the period of one (1) year from the original date of purchase. The
obligations of Nielsen Kellerman Australia under this warranty are limited
to repair and replacement of such part or parts of the unit as shall be
found upon inspection to be defective in material or workmanship. This
warranty does not cover damages due to misuse, abuse or accidents,
negligence of the precautions,improper maintenance,cracked or broken
cases, tampering, missing seals, batteries or return postage/freight. Any
service carried out by a third party other than Nielsen Kellerman
authorized service personnel during the warranty period voids the
warranty.
EXCHANGES & RETURNS:
Exchanges and returns are to be made within seven (7) working days and
must be accompanied with proof of purchase. Items which have been
opened,used or broken or which have parts missing will not be accepted
for return or exchange.
All goods returned within seven (7) days for credit will be charged a 10%
restocking fee plus any freight charges incurred. All goods paid by credit
card will have their credit card credited less the above chargers. All
warranty claims must be sent to our office for inspection. Proof of
purchase must be supplied at time of warranty claim with goods
returned.If not supplied repairs will be charged and payable by customer.
All repaired parts & exchange units shall be covered by the warranty above
for a period of three (3) months only from time of repair or exchange.
Return postage /freight and batteries are not covered by this warranty.
WARRANTY RETURNS:
Please enclose Cheque or Money order for $8.00 to cover return post
and handling.

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