X-422 Davis Weather Suite Controller
The X-422 Davis Weather Suite Controller, installed into the Davis Integrated Suite (DAVIS-6322C), provides a simple solution for remote weather monitoring.
X-422
In Stock
PART NUMBER
X-422-E
COMPATIBILITY
Only compatible with the Davis Sensor Suite (DAVIS-6322C)
PRICE
$429.95
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*Important: Warranty coverage requires proper grounding and the correct use of an Ethernet Surge Protector. See Quick Start Guide for more info.
Integrated Sensor Suite
Lead Time: 2-4 Weeks
PART NUMBER
DAVIS-6322C
COMPATIBILITY
Compatible with the X-422, Davis Instruments Adapter Board, and Davis Sensor Suite sensors
PRICE
$550.00
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X-422 Installation
In Stock
PART NUMBER
X-422-INSTALL
DESCRIPTION
Installation of the X-422 into the Davis Sensor Suite housing.
PRICE
$0.00
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Ethernet Surge Protector
In Stock
PART NUMBER
TP303
Compatibility
POE (802.3af) / POE+ (802.3at)
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Overview
The X-422™ is an advanced meteorological monitoring system designed specifically to be used with a Davis Instruments Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS). The X-422™ mounts directly inside the sensor suite housing and connects to all of the sensors in the sensor suite.
Weather Sensors
The X-422 reads all included sensors in the sensor suite (wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity, rain, etc) as well as other optional Davis Weather Sensors. The X-422 provides real time weather data as well as historical measurements through a intuitive web page.
Built-In Web Server
The web server is built-into the X-422 which makes this a reliable, stand-alone solution with no cloud-services required.
In addition to standard weather information, users can leverage the sophistication of the X-422 for:
- Data logging
- Password-protected interface
- Automatic time synchronization through NTP service
Publish Weather Data
Uploads weather data to weather sites without a PC or external software. You can easily publish weather information directly to weather sites such as CWOP, Weather Underground and (Internet connection required for this feature).
X-422 Davis Suite Controller | Status Page Interface. Tablet not included
Features
- Mounts directly inside the sensor suite housing
- Intuitive Web-browser interface
- Displays current data plus some historical data such as high and low temperatures and humidity, precipitation over time, wind gusts, and barometric pressure
- Directly upload weather data to weather sites:
- CWOP
- Weather Underground
- Calculates parameters such as heat index, wind chill, and dew point
- Automatic external control capability
- Internet connectivity
- Additional analog sensor ports
- Frequency input port
- Data logging
- Password protection
- NTP time synchronization
- Powered Over Ethernet (POE) and/or 9-28VDC
Compatible Products
Applications
The following are examples of instruments and sensors that can be connected to the X-422, as well as an example view of how the information is displayed.
Wind Speed and Direction
See real-time wind information such as wind speed, direction, wind gusts, and wind history.
Tipping Bucket Rain Gauge
Monitor rain accumulation during the past hour, day, and week. Keep a running monthly total to know exactly how much precipitation you receive each month.
Temperature and Humidity
Quick view of today's Highs and Lows, as well as the current temperature and humidity.
Solar Radiation
Use this measurement to see how much, or little sunlight an area receives throughout the year.
Barometric Pressure
Visually see the barometric pressure trends during the past 24-hour period. (Barometric sensor not included in Davis Sensor Suite)
Installation
The X-422 mounts directly inside the sensor suite housing and seamlessly connects directly to all of the meteorological sensors that are provided in the sensor suite. It's connected to a local area network (LAN) using a wired Ethernet connection.
The wired Ethernet connection also provides power to the X-422 and all of the sensors in the sensor suite using Power Over Ethernet (POE).
Once the X-422 is connected to the sensors and powered, the Weather Monitor interface can be accessed via the local network or remotely through port forwarding on your router.
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