A data buoy is a reliable and efficient device that can collect and wirelessly transmit data in maritime environments. Its versatile design, self-control and durable construction make it suitable for various data acquisition applications.

Beacons are navigational aids consisting of two or more lights arranged in a line. They are used to guide ships along a certain route and avoid dangers. They help mariners maintain their position and navigate safely through waterways.

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Q: Where can i find more information about Cumulus weather station?

When you buy a weather station, you can get advice or sparring with one of our meteorologists, Torben Møller Klausen, who has worked as a meteorologist for more than 40 years, distributed at DMI, DR and much more. This means that we ensure that all the data and service we can offer is supported by a well-known meteorologist.

Q: What is a physical buoy?

A physical buoy is a navigation aid that is physically present in the water to mark specific locations or hazards. It is a buoyant object designed to withstand the maritime environment and provide visual guidance to mariners.