Powered by the sun and connected by Raymarine’s wireless Micronet technology, the Wind Transmitter Sensor accurately measures apparent wind speed and direction. The Wind Transmitter can be interfaced wirelessly with other Micronet compatible instruments and sensors, or to a wired SeaTalkng network using an optional MicroTalk wireless gateway.

Compatible with Raymarine wireless instrument displays
Built-in solar panels keep an internal battery pack charged and ready
Wireless Micronet networking for easy, no-wires installation
Fully waterproof and maintenance-free design
Works with traditional wired SeaTalk^ng instruments through optional MicroTalk Gateway (E70361)

Technical Specification

Specification	Details
Component Part Number	T120
Sensor Type	Anemometer cups and direction vane (Apparent Wind Speed & Angle)
Wireless Protocol / Frequency	Micronet 868 MHz (Europe/RoW) / 916 MHz (North America)
Power Source	Solar-powered with integrated internal rechargeable battery pack
Battery Autonomy	Up to 300 hours continuous operation in total darkness
Data Transmitted	Apparent Wind Speed, Apparent Wind Angle
Network Output	Micronet wireless; SeaTalkNG / NMEA 2000 via Micro-Talk Gateway (E70361)
Calibration / Setup	Automatic wireless pairing and setup via Micronet displays
Operating Temperature	-10°C to +60°C (14°F to 140°F)
Storage Temperature	-20°C to +70°C (-4°F to 158°F)
Weight	0.23 kg (0.5 lbs)
Waterproof Rating	Fully waterproof and UV-resistant sealed enclosure (IPX6 / IPX7)