Environmental instrumentation · remote telemetry · field serviceMaine Operations · North Atlantic Coverage 24 / 7 SUPPORT
Environmental instrumentation

Systems & products

Field stations, sensor interfaces, telemetry, and power systems engineered for long-duration measurement programs.

8 PRODUCT FAMILIESCURRENT + LEGACY SUPPORTMAINE FIELD ENGINEERING
CURRENT PRODUCTS

Built for a service life, not a demo.

Most Arkweather deployments combine standard products with project-specific sensor, power, communications, and mounting packages. Published specifications describe the common platform; final configuration is documented per site.

Integrated stationsCURRENT
Remote Field Station field product photograph
AW / RFS-8

Remote Field Station

Ruggedized station backbone for meteorology, reference sensors, communications, power, and long-duration unattended operation.

IP66 enclosureGNSS timingsolar / DCremote diagnostics
FIELD NOTEDeployed at selected Wyman North Atlantic sites.
Specifications & documentation →
MeteorologyCURRENT
Research Meteorology Core field product photograph
AW / MET-3

Research Meteorology Core

Modular weather and atmospheric-context package for research, infrastructure, and climate continuity programs.

windpressureT/RHprecipitation
Specifications & documentation →
Atmospheric electricityCURRENT
Electric Field Module field product photograph
AW / EFM-2

Electric Field Module

Field-mill interface, surge conditioning, synchronized logging, and weather-aware quality control for atmospheric-electric measurements.

field mill1 Hz / 20 Hzsurge isolationsync input
FIELD NOTEUsed within Wyman ARK Weather Research Network stations.
Specifications & documentation →
Reference systemsCURRENT · JOINT DEVELOPMENT
Reference Integration Node field product photograph
AW / RIN-6

Reference Integration Node

Precision timing and reference-sensor integration platform for multi-instrument field comparisons and high-rate raw-bus capture.

dual GNSSPTP / PPSraw busnon-merging solver
FIELD NOTEDeveloped with Wyman Laboratory Observation & Field Systems. Wyman configuration: WFI-06.
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GeophysicalCURRENT
Fluxgate Interface Module field product photograph
AW / MAG-2

Fluxgate Interface Module

Low-noise digitization, local thermal monitoring, synchronized timestamping, and remote health reporting for three-axis fluxgate magnetometers.

3-axis24-bit ADCthermal compensationPPS
FIELD NOTEInstalled in the Wyman North Atlantic Observation Array.
Specifications & documentation →
TelemetryCURRENT
Long-Range Communications Controller field product photograph
AW / COM-LR

Long-Range Communications Controller

Store-and-forward communications controller with cellular, satellite, radio, and local service paths.

LTEIridium-readyradiolocal mirror
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PowerCURRENT
Remote Power Controller field product photograph
AW / PWR-48

Remote Power Controller

Low-power DC distribution, charge control, battery telemetry, load shedding, and cold-start management for unattended stations.

12/24/48 VDCsolarbattery healthremote reset
Specifications & documentation →
LEGACY EQUIPMENT

Still in the field?

Arkweather maintains documentation and limited bench support for selected retired platforms.

2003—2012ARK-4Modular Environmental LoggerArchive / service information →
System integration

Standard hardware. Documented exceptions.

Arkweather products are designed to accept third-party and client-supplied instruments through documented electrical and data interfaces.

Research-specific modifications receive their own configuration identifiers. Joint-development hardware is labeled as such and may not share firmware or service procedures with the commercial base model.

TimingGNSS, PPS, PTP, NTP, and external reference options
LoggingLocal redundant storage with configurable remote mirror
InterfacesAnalog, SDI-12, RS-232/485, Ethernet, CAN, pulse / frequency
SupportConfiguration-controlled drawings and field-service records
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Planning a remote monitoring program?

Talk with Arkweather field engineering about site requirements, instrumentation, telemetry, power, deployment, and long-term support.

Discuss a project