Wempe Pilot barometer 100 x 35 mm - polished stainless steel, LumiNova indices

Sku: CW250008

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€350,00

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The barometer from the Wempe Pilot Series, available with a black or white dial, is ideal for a modern maritime environment. With a precise aneroid mechanism, this barometer measures air pressure in hPa and provides detailed insight into changing weather conditions. Choose between the stainless steel white version (Pilot V) or the black dial with a stainless steel bezel (Pilot III), depending on your preference.

Equipped with LumiNova indices and a high-quality stainless steel housing, this instrument is a stylish addition to both sailboats and luxury yachts. Thanks to its flexible mounting options—hanging or standing—and expandability with a matching comfort meter and ship's clock, the Wempe Pilot Series offers a perfect balance of functionality and style. It's called the Pilot Series for a reason: a nod to aviation and ready for take-off. The reliable choice for every passionate sailor.

Wempe Pilot barometer met zwarte wijzerplaat 100 x 35 mm -  gepolijst roestvrij staal, LumiNova-indexen

€350,00

€350,00

Product specifications

Product type

barometer

Collection

Pilot

Colour

rvs

Hand color

black

Dial diameter

88 mm | 3.46 inch

Material

Roestvrij staal

Type of glass

glass

Technology

Analog

Particularities

• Casing diameter:
100 mm
• Dial diameter: 85 mm
• Clock height 35 mm
• Choice of: Pilot III - Black dial/white LumiNova numerals
or Pilot V - White dial/grey LumiNova numerals (luminous)
• Polished stainless steel housing

• Scale: Air pressure in hPa
• Accuracy: +/- 2 hPa between 980 - 1030 hPa
• Measuring range: 960 to 1070 hPa, 28.3 to 31.7 Inch
• Number of aneroid capsules: 1
• Working temperature range: +4°C to +50°C
• Temperature error: +/- 2.5 hPa with sudden temperature change of +/- 10°C

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