Maximum Observer Weather Station (Analog)

The Maximum Observer Weather Station features four instruments measuring temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, and wind speed and direction. This station features the Maestro, Mini-Max, Proteus, and ComfortMinder.

Wi-Fi versions ship with all the interfaces necessary to connect your station to your network for data sharing.

Available in silver or black dial faces on your choice of a mahogany or oak wood panel.

Maestro

Two options are available: the standard model, which offers wind speeds from 0-100 mph and 0-160 km/h, and a “scale doubler” version that features a standard 0-40 mph range, with a second scale with a range of 0-120 mph for use during windy conditions.

Wind direction is displayed via eight red LEDs. The rooftop wind speed sensor measures the wind speed, while the included AC adapter powers the direction LEDs. The Maximum Maestro’s unique Gust Register allows you to monitor precisely how hard the wind blew, even if you are not present when it occurs.

Mini-Max

An analog thermometer with digital smarts, the Mini-Max receives temperature data from a remote exterior sensor.

Mini-Max’s internal electronic memory stores high and low readings until manually reset, and the dial shows readings in Fahrenheit and Celsius. A temperature minder lets you mark the current temperature and note any changes.

Proteus

When accuracy is paramount, the Maximum Proteus Barometer has few equals. Temperature compensated to within .08″ of mercury, it is an accurate scientific-grade instrument if you are looking to take weather tracking and observing to the next level.

Measurements are taken over a four-inch scale of mercury (27.5-31.5″) and kilopascals (93.2-106.7), and are adjustable for any elevation up to 8000′. A cutaway dial window reveals an heirloom-quality French barometer movement.

ComfortMinder

No external wires or sensors needed: the Maximum ComfortMinder focuses on your indoor comfort by measuring indoor temperature and humidity, although it can also be used outside in protected areas.