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Kestrel 3500 Delta T User manual

3500 Delta T
Pocket Weather
®Meter
with Backlight
Plus additional features:
• clock • 3-hour pressure trend
• data hold function • backlight
• automatic power-down function
Thank you for purchasing the Kestrel 3500 Pocket Weather Meter.
This instrument will measure the following environmental conditions:
• wind speed • heat stress index
• maximum wind gust • dewpoint
• average wind speed • wet bulb temperature
• temperature (air, water snow) • barometric pressure
• wind chill • altitude
• relative humidity • delta T
Revised 06/07
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
OPERATION
1. Slide off cover.
2. Turn on. Press the center button (
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
) to turn on the unit.
3. Select operating mode. Press the right arrow (
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
) to scroll through the measurements
listed below. Press the left arrow (
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
) to scroll through the measurements in reverse
order.The instantaneous measurements will be displayed. Each measurement screen
is preceded by a brief hint to clarify which measurement is being displayed. (See
Understanding the Measurements section for more information.)
4.
Select the unit of measure. While holding
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
, press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to scroll through the units of
measure listed below.
Mode Hint Icon Units of Measure
Clock --- --- 12-hr, 24-hr
Wind Speed SPd m/s, ft/min, km/h, mph, kt, B
Max Gust SPd MAX m/s, ft/min, km/h, mph, kt, B
Avg Speed SPd AVG m/s, ft/min, km/h, mph, kt, B
Temperature dEG C, F
Wind Chill chill C, F
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Mode Hint Icon Units of Measure
Humidity r.h. %
Heat Stress Index H.I. C, F
Delta T dELt C, F
Dewpoint d.P. C, F
Wet Bulb Temp bulb C, F
Barometric Pressure* bAro hPa, inHg
Altitude Alt m, ft
* Only one of the pressure icons will be displayed, indicating the 3-hour pressure trend.
pressure rising quickly (rise more than +0.18 inHg)
pressure rising (rise within +0.06 inHg and +0.18 inHg)
pressure stable (remain within -0.06 and +0.06 inHg)
pressure falling (drop within -0.06 inHg and -0.18 inHg)
pressure falling quickly (drop more than -0.18 inHg)
5. Hold mode.While holding
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
, press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to hold the time and all of the measured values.
The word“HOLD”will blink to indicate the Hold Mode. Press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
or
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to view the other
measurements in Hold Mode.While holding
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
, press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to exit the Hold Mode.This
mode can be useful for taking measurements when unable to view the display.
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6. Turn on the backlight. Press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to activate the backlight for 10 seconds. If
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
or
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
are pressed while the backlight is illuminated, the backlight will remain illuminated for
another 10 seconds. Press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
while the backlight is illuminated to manually turn off
the backlight.
7. Adjust the clock. Simultaneously press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
and
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to adjust the clock.While the clock is
blinking, press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
or
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to adjust the clock. Hold
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
or
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to adjust the times quickly.
Simultaneously press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
and
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to exit the clock adjustment.
8. Adjust the reference altitude.Obtain your altitude from a topographic map or landmark
to use as your reference altitude.From the barometric pressure screen,simultaneously
press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
and
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
buttons to adjust the reference altitude.Press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
or
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to adjust the
reference altitude, or hold
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
or
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to adjust the value quickly. Simultaneously press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
and
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to exit the reference altitude adjustment.
9. Adjust the reference pressure. Obtain your barometric pressure reading from a local
weather source to use as your reference pressure. From the altitude screen, simultaneously
press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
and
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
buttons to adjust the reference pressure. Press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
or
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to adjust the
reference pressure, or hold
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
or
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to adjust the value quickly. Simultaneously press
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
and
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
to exit the reference pressure adjustment.
10. Turn off. Hold
mph mph
MAX
mph
AVG
Current
Wind Speed Maximum 3-
Second Gust
Since Power On
Average Wind
Speed Since
Power On
MAX AVG
or
for 2 seconds to manually turn off the unit.The unit will automatically
turn off if no buttons have been pressed for 45 minutes.
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UNDERSTANDING THE MEASUREMENTS
Wind Speed - average over the previous three seconds.The measurement will be accurate
for air flow through the front or rear of the unit.
Maximum Wind Gust - maximum 3 - second wind speed since the unit was turned on.
Average Wind Speed - average wind speed since the unit was turned on.
Temperature - instantaneous temperature of the thermistor, which is located at the end
of the long coiled leads in the open cavity below the impeller.The exposed thermistor will
respond quickly to changes in temperature when air flows past it.For fastest response, either
hold the unit into the wind or wave the unit side to side for 15 seconds. Readings should be
taken in the shade.Water and snow temperatures can be taken by hold the unit in the water
or snow.
Wind Chill - combination of wind speed and temperature, as defined by the US National
Weather Service.Wind chill is the effective temperature on a human or animal at low
temperatures due to wind speed. Wind chill readings will be the same as the temperature
readings above 45ºF or below 3 mph.
Relative Humidity - amount of moisture in the air compared to the amount of moisture the
air can hold for the given temperature, represented as a percent. Because relative humidity is
also a function of the temperature,the response time will be dependent on the temperature
response time (see temperature section above). Readings should be taken in the shade.
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Heat Stress – combination of temperature and humidity, as defined by the US National
Weather Service. Heat stress is the effective temperature on a human or animal at high
temperatures due to humidity. Heat stress readings will be the same as the temperature
readings below 70ºF.
Dewpoint – calculated based on temperature and humidity measurements, as a measure of
moisture content in the air. If the dewpoint is very close to the temperature, the air is humid.
If the temperature and dewpoint are the same, dew will form. If this happens below freezing,
frost will form.
Wet Bulb Temperature - calculated based on temperature and humidity measurements, as a
measure of evaporation rate.If the wet bulb temperature is very close to the air temperature,
the air is humid.Wet bulb temperature is typically measured by swinging a mercury
thermometer with a wet sock on its end for several minutes.
Delta T - calculation of the dry bulb temperature minus the wet bulb temperature as a
measure of evaporation rate.Primarily used in spraying applications, this measure provides
an indication of droplet survival. For example, it is not recommended to apply pesticides
when Delta T is above 10.A range of 2 to 8 (degrees C) is ideal.The Kestrel 3500 Delta T uses a
pressure-corrected wet bulb temperature, ensuring accuracy in all conditions.
Altitude and Barometric Pressure - the Kestrel 3500 will measure station pressure in order
to calculate barometric pressure and altitude. Changes in either air pressure or altitude will
affect these readings, so it’s important to make adjustments as necessary.
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First, you will need to obtain either (a) the current barometric pressure or (b) the altitude of
your location.You can obtain your current barometric pressure by contacting a local airport
or weather service. Set this value as your reference pressure on the ALTITUDE screen to
determine your altitude.Otherwise, you can obtain your altitude from a topographic map
or local landmark. Set this value as your reference altitude on the BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
screen to determine your barometric pressure.
There are two examples for when and how to use the BAROMETRIC PRESSURE and
ALTITUDE screens.
First, assume that you know the altitude from one of the sources above. Set the reference
altitude on the BAROMETRIC PRESSURE screen to this elevation. As long as you remain
at home, you can accurately track changes in the barometric pressure.However, the
measurement on the ALTITUDE screen also changes.This value will fluctuate as pressure
fronts pass through your location. Since you know your house in not changing elevation, you
can ignore this screen.
Now let’s assume that you are planning a day hike and you’d like to track your altitude.
Before starting, you’ll need to adjust the reference pressure on the ALTITUDE screen.You
can do this by simply adjusting the reference pressure until you reach the elevation of your
house.The reference pressure will be the same as the pressure reading on the BAROMETRIC
PRESSURE screen.You can now track the altitude as you hike.You can ignore the values on
the BAROMETRIC PRESSURE screen, since the pressure changes are predominantly due to
changes in elevation.
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As with all pressure altimeters, it must be assumed that any change in pressure due to
weather is small over the course of one day. If you were to encounter an elevation landmark,
you can adjust the reference pressure until the altitude matches the landmark elevation.This
will correct the altitude for any pressure changes due to weather.
MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING
Environmental
Every Kestrel Meter is fully waterproof and floats, and has passed mil-spec drop testing.
Storing Your Kestrel
Avoid storing your Kestrel where it will be exposed to temperatures below -30°C [-22°F] or
above 60° C [176° F] for extended periods of time. Doing so may cause permanent damage.
(Note that the inside of a car parked in the hot sun can reach very high temperatures.)
Use of the Lanyard and Cover
The cover can be captured on the lanyard to avoid loss.
First, remove the cord poplock.Then feed the lanyard end
through the large opening in the over and out the slot.
Replace the poplock on the lanyard.
Replacing the Battery
When your display becomes dim or disappears, replace the
battery. Use a large coin to open the battery compartment.
Use only new CR2032 coin cell batteries (available where
Replacing the Battery
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watch batteries are sold).Wipe the battery clean of any fingerprints and insert the positive
(+) pole up,angling the battery downward and pressing it firmly into place.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 that responds to the earth’s magnetic fields.This does not
affect the accuracy of the wind speed readings because the magnetic field applies both a
braking and an accelerating force which cancel each other.The impeller has been calibrated
to provide wind speed readings 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.
Replacing the Impeller
You may recalibrate the wind speed readings by replacing
the impeller. Press FIRMLY on the sides of the black impeller
housing with your thumbs to remove the entire assembly.
When inserting the new impeller, be sure the arrow is 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. Replacing the Impeller
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Taking Accurate Humidity, Heat Stress and Dewpoint Measurements
The patented system for measuring relative humidity allows for extremely fast and accurate
readings.The sensor is located in the large hole on the rear of the unit. Even extreme and
abrupt changes in the surrounding humidity will be measured within several minutes.To test
this, place your hand around the rear of the unit.Within several seconds, the humidity will
increase dramatically. After removing your hand, the humidity will quickly begin to decrease.
Next, place your hand near the rear of the unit and wave the unit back and forth. The
humidity will not change because the air flow is diluting the humidity from your hand.
This example shows the importance of keeping air flow past the sensor while taking a
measurement. If there is no natural air flow past the sensor, wave the unit back and forth.
It is also reasonable to lay the unit down on a solid surface for several minutes to allow the
sensor to adjust.
Sensor Calibration
All the sensors have been factory calibrated to be accurate within specifications. For
recalibration, you may either return it to Nielsen-Kellerman for factory calibration, or contact
NK for field calibration instructions. Humidity Field Calibration Kits are also available for
sale online.
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BEAUFORT SCALE
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 the British naval Commander
Sir Francis Beaufort (1774-1857) and is still
commonly used by mariners.
KESTREL POCKET WEATHER METERS
WARRANTY
NK does not believe in“disposable electronics.”We know that Kestrel Meters don’t typically
lead pampered lives, and we design them for years of performance in tough conditions.
Every Kestrel is designed and manufactured at NK’s facility in Boothwyn, PA. We guarantee
every Kestrel Pocket Weather Meter to be free of defects in materials and workmanship
for a period of TWO YEARS from your date of purchase. We will repair or replace any
defective product or part when notified within the warranty period, and will return the
product via domestic ground shipping at no charge.Additionally, each Kestrel has a 30-day
money back guarantee.
The following issues do not result from a manufacturing defect and are not covered under
this warranty: damage due to improper use or neglect (including corrosion), impact damage,
Force Description Kts
0 Calm 0
1 Light Air 1-3
2 Light Breeze 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+
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modifications or attempted repairs by someone other than an authorized NK repair agent,
impeller failure not caused by a manufacturing defect, normal wear from use of the product,
failed batteries, and re-calibration beyond 30 days from your date of purchase.
Your warranty period will be measured from your date of purchase. The best way to ensure
full warranty coverage is to REGISTER your NK product promptly on our website:
www.kestrelweather.com. We keep your registration information strictly confidential and
do not sell it, share it, or use it for anything but product-related information bulletins (which
you may decline receiving). If you do not register and cannot provide proof of purchase,
your warranty period will be measured from our date of manufacture, determined by
serial number.
We request that you contact NK if you feel your product is not working properly. We can
often solve product issues by phone or e-mail, saving you the time and expense of returning
the unit. If we require the product to be returned, we will issue a Return Authorization to
expedite the handling of your warranty claim.
The Kestrel Pocket Weather Meters are covered by the following patents: 5,783,753,
5,939,645, 6,257,074, and 7,059,170.
LIFETIME CUSTOMER CARE WARRANTY
NK wants you to be an NK customer for life, so we take care of you even beyond the terms of
the above warranty with our Customer Care Program.Trade-in any Kestrel Pocket Weather
Meter, no matter the age or condition, and receive a generous discount on the replacement
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product (same model only). Our Customer Care Program applies only as long as we
manufacture the product, and does not cover product upgrades.
CALIBRATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS AND SERVICE
Every NK product is tested and calibrated before it leaves our factory. We guarantee that it
will perform within specifications when you receive it.Each Kestrel comes with a Certificate
of Conformity, with the stated specifications for that product on the back. If you feel an
NK product is not meeting specs when you receive it, call us and we’ll make sure you are
operating it correctly. If it still appears that it may be out of spec, return it to us within 30
days of purchase and we will test and recalibrate all values at no charge. Beyond 30 days, we
offer reasonably-priced tests, calibration services and N.I.S.T. certified calibrations as well as
Kestrel tune-ups.
All of our measurements are traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology,
ensuring the highest level of accuracy. Our primary Calibration Standards are sent for
calibration in accordance with N.I.S.T. requirements and based on a regular schedule.
Only approved laboratories and N.I.S.T themselves are used for these calibration services.
Incoming and outgoing data is supplied with the certificate of calibration.
We also offer full factory service on every product we manufacture for as long as we make
the product (and as long after as component availability permits). If we can’t repair a product,
we will offer you a brand-new replacement under our Customer Care Program (even for
accidental damage and misuse).
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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.
Assembled in the USA.The Kestrel 3500 Delta T is protected by US Patent
5,783,753, 5,939,645 and 6,257,079. Nielsen-Kellerman reserves the right to change
product specifications. ©2007. Kestrel, the Kestrel logo,Pocket Wind, NK and the NK logo are
trademarks of the Nielsen-Kellerman Co.
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NIELSEN-KELLERMAN
21 Creek Circle, Boothwyn, PA 19061
Phone: (610) 447-1555
Fax: (610) 447-1577
Web: www.kestrelweather.com
Email: [email protected]
Register your Kestrel® Pocket Weather® Meter online at www.kestrelweather.com.

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