Description
While the standard Davis Vantage Pro2 is an accurate weather station, the Davis Vantage Pro2 with 24-hr Fan Aspiration and WeatherLink Console is certainly a step up from Davis stations of the past.
This version ofย Davis Vantage Pro2 includes a solar- and battery-powered, motor-driven fan that draws a constant airflow through the sensor chamber. At night, when the effects of radiation are less, the fan runs on the battery. This provides more accurate temperature readings than passive shielding alone. Deciding on whether or not to opt for fan aspiration in your setup? See our blog post for our recommendations.
The package includes the Davis Vantage Pro2 Integrated Sensor Suite with 24-hr fan aspiration, hardware, and WeatherLink Console.
Features:
- One-year manufacturerโs warranty
- Near real-time updates (2.5 seconds)
- ย 1,000ft/300m transmission range
- Solar powered with a super-capacitor and a CR123 lithium battery backup
- 24-hour fan aspirated radiation shielding
- UV and solar radiation measurements
- A separate anemometer assembly can be placed up to 40′ away from the rest of the sensor suite
Read the full review of the Davis Vantage Pro2 on The Weather Station Experts. Deciding between the Vantage Vue and the Vantage Pro2? Our blog post might help you make the best choice.
I cannot use wireless devices in my home. Is a wired version of the Davis Vantage Pro2 available?
Yes, a cabled version of the Davis Vantage Pro2 is available. Learn more here.
FAQ
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Resources
- User Manual for the Vantage Pro2 ISS (3.1 MB)
- User Manual Addendum for Aspirated Models (500.0 KB)
- Spec Sheet for the Vantage Pro2 ISS (615.4 KB)
- User Guide for the WeatherLink Console (2.7 MB)
- Quick Setup Guide (101.2 KB)
- UN 38.3 Lithium Ion Battery Test Summary (579.7 KB)
- Application Note #9 (2010): Estimating Power from a Solar Panelย (38.7 KB)
- Application Note #38 (May 2017): Davis AeroCone Reduces Rainfall Error Caused by Wind (107.4 KB)
- Cirrusly Weather: Weather Station Maintenance and Care (973.4 KB)






