For precise wind speed readings, the Kestrel 1000 will blow you away!
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When you're out in frigid or toasty temps, guesswork just won't do!
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Includes vital measurements like Wind Speed, Temperature & Pressure.
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Stay safe & let the 3000 do your heat stress calculations for you.
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Split-second decisions require no guesswork; get conditions quickly.
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Maximize safety and minimize waste with Kestrel 3500 Delta T.
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Measure weather conditions quickly with the firefighters trusted tool.
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Measure wind speed, temp, RH, dew point & wet bulb with the 3500NV
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Avoid spray drift with this portable, connected handheld weather meter
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Send detailed environmental info with GPS location by text or email.
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Meet the Kestrel 5000, the future of environmental monitoring.
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A must-have tool for anyone involved with livestock production.
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Make those last-minute dial-in or tuning decisions count.
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Prevent costly plastic shrinkage cracking with this portable kit.
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Take the calculations and guesswork out of your job.
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Your complete Handheld Fire Weather Station and WBGT Heat Safety Meter
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The world's most complete weather meter and portable Weather Station.
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Get the environmental data you need for livestock and crop production.
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The all-in-one hand-held belt weather kit replacement.
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Boasting a field-swappable RH sensor for easy sensor replacement.
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the world’s easiest-to-use rugged environmental data logger.
the world’s easiest-to-use rugged environmental data logger.
The Kestrel DROP is a highly durable environmental data logger.
Stay informed of heat conditions in the barn or during transport.
Know your temperature and humidity conditions anywhere.
Track weather conditions and record trends at a burn site
