Not only got the Lufft Blog a new design, but also the mobile road weather sensor has been upgraded. What’s the difference between the first and the new MARWIS version?...
We started with our corporate Lufft Blog more than 4 years ago – It was high time for a digital makeover. We are pleased to present you the newly designed...
PV system operators know that, in addition to solar radiation, other environmental factors such as temperature, wind, precipitation and storms also affect the productivity and stability of solar cells. The...
The following part of a recent analysis shows if the replacement of mechanical wind sensors trough ultrasonic anemometers in wind turbine control pays off... (more…)
The ILA has developed over time to become a leading event for the aerospace industry. This year, it will take place at the Berlin ExpoCenter Airport from 1st to 4th...
The International Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Waste and Raw Materials Management in Munich opens its doors the entire next week and invites you to a world full of innovative...
When asking our quality manager Hartmut Schneider, which kind of projects are the most spectacular ones in his opinion, he'd answer: airport projects. In the following he reports on the...
Higher, more robust, more reliable: Parallel to the growing requirements for wind turbines, the requirements for monitoring sensors grow as well. But how can wind sensor manufacturers fulfil these wishes?...
Since 2009 the Lufft SHM30 snow height sensor braves the rough climate of the Antarctica at the most important research station of the Alfred Wegener Institute. What exciting information the...
Sometimes it is not possible to renounce for your meteorological stations for several days to ship them for calibration to a calibration laboratory. Nevertheless, the measurement technique should be calibrated...
