Lufft

Lufft products from TES will create a measurement setup that matches the variables, communications and installation demands of your project. Whether you need a compact weather station for a temporary campaign or robust sensors for continuous unattended monitoring, Lufft provides practical instrumentation for collecting consistent, actionable environmental data.

Lufft all-in-one weather sensors combine key meteorological measurements in a single compact instrument. This approach reduces mounting requirements, cable runs and installation time while helping maintain a clean, professional monitoring station. Depending on the model, available measurements can include air temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed, wind direction and precipitation.

These integrated weather stations are well suited to environmental baseline studies, construction and infrastructure monitoring, air quality projects, renewable energy assessments, campus networks and remote field sites. For consultants, fewer separate components can also simplify specification, deployment and maintenance across multi-site programs.

Reliable wind and precipitation data are central to understanding local conditions and interpreting environmental results. Lufft wind sensors support applications where wind speed and direction influence dispersion assessments, odour investigations, emissions monitoring and operational safety. Precipitation instruments provide the rainfall data needed for hydrological observations, drainage studies and weather station networks.

The Lufft range also supports specialised monitoring of visibility, snow depth and surface conditions. These measurements are relevant where changing weather affects transport routes, public safety, site access or asset performance. Select the sensor type and measurement range that fit the realities of your location, not just the minimum requirements of the brief.

Environmental data is only useful when the measurement system is appropriate for the site and the intended decisions. Consider exposure, mounting height, power availability, logger compatibility, output signals, communications and maintenance access when selecting a Lufft instrument. A well-specified sensor package helps reduce data gaps and makes datasets easier to defend during reporting, compliance reviews and scientific analysis.