Testo 410-1 - Pocket-Sized Vane Anemometer

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Testo 410-1 - Pocket-Sized Vane Anemometer Specification

Temperature Range
-10 to +50 C

Application Media
Air

Diameter
40 mm (vane sensor)

Protection
IP10

Capacity
Continuous measurement up to 100 hours

Measurement Range
Wind speed: 0.4 to 20 m/s, Temperature: -10 to +50 C

Equipment Type
Pocket-Sized Vane Anemometer

Resolution
0.1 m/s

Connectivity Type
Standalone (no connectivity)

Sensor Type
40mm vane, built-in NTC temperature sensor

Wind Speed
0.4 to 20 m/s

Material
ABS housing, sensor with stainless steel shaft

Power Supply
2 x AAA batteries

Power Consumption
Low power consumption

Accuracy
0.2 m/s (0.6 to 2 m/s); 1 digit

Display Type
Backlit LCD display

Range
0.4 to 20 m/s

Time/Date Display
No

Hold Function
Yes (freeze measured value on display)

Dimensions
133 x 46 x 25 mm

Battery Life
Up to 100 hours (alkaline batteries)

Operating Temperature
-10 to +50 °C

Weight
110 g (with batteries)

Standard Conformity
EN 61326-1

Min/Max Value Display
Yes

Auto-off Function
Yes, adjustable

Storage Temperature
-20 to +70 °C

About Testo 410-1 - Pocket-Sized Vane Anemometer

Advantages

Vane anemometer with permanently installed 30 mm vane
Measurement of air velocity and air temperature
Calculates wind chill and the Beaufort wind force
With single-point averaging, max/min values and Hold function

Portable Performance for Professionals

Thanks to its lightweight design (110g) and pocket-size dimensions, the Testo 410-1 suits HVAC technicians, maintenance personnel, and field researchers who need precise air velocity readings on the go. The adjustable auto-off function and intuitive controls further enhance workflow efficiency in dynamic settings.

Clear Display and Easy Operation

A bright, backlit LCD screen ensures data visibility in all lighting conditions, while the hold feature lets you freeze the reading at any moment. Display of minimum and maximum values allows for comprehensive analysis across measurement sessions, supporting confident decision making in your daily work.

Reliable and Durable Construction

Crafted with an ABS body and a stainless steel shaft for the vane sensor, the Testo 410-1 withstands tough environments. Its IP10 protection ensures longevity in regular operating scenarios, and the extended battery life (up to 100 hours) means fewer interruptions during extensive fieldwork.

FAQ's of Testo 410-1 - Pocket-Sized Vane Anemometer:

Q: How do I use the hold function on the Testo 410-1 anemometer?

A: To use the hold function, simply press the designated 'Hold' button while measuring. This will freeze the current reading on the display, allowing you to record the value or analyze it further without the need to keep the probe in position.

Q: What types of environments can the Testo 410-1 operate within?

A: The anemometer operates effectively between -10C and +50C, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor air velocity and temperature measurements. It is designed for air media only and should not be used for liquids or corrosive gases.

Q: What process should I follow to replace the batteries?

A: When the battery indicator shows low power, open the battery compartment on the back of the device and replace the two AAA batteries. Ensure correct polarity and use alkaline batteries for optimal performance and a lifespan of up to 100 hours.

Q: Where is the Testo 410-1 most commonly used?

A: This pocket-sized anemometer is perfect for HVAC inspections, spot checks in ducts, or onsite airflow analysis in maintenance, research, and service environments. Its compact build makes it highly portable for use throughout India and beyond.

Q: What benefit does the min/max value display offer?

A: The min/max value feature enables users to monitor the lowest and highest recorded wind speeds or temperatures during a measurement session, providing a more comprehensive overview of airflow behavior for diagnostics or documentation.

Q: When should I use the auto-off function, and can I adjust it?

A: The auto-off function conserves battery by powering down the unit after a set duration of inactivity. You can adjust this timer as needed, helping optimize battery life, especially during extended field operations or intermittent use.

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