WWW.CLIMEMET.COM
Barometer
Features
Measurement range: 713-802mmHg; 950-1070hPa.
Location
Position your barometer in an area where it can remain undisturbed. Do not position in direct
sunlight and avoid sources of heat.
Setting Up Your Barometer
- Establish the current pressure for your location by visiting www.bbc.co.uk/weather.
- Adjust the needle via the turn screw on the back of the barometer to set the current
barometric pressure. Do not over-tighten the barometer movement as this can damage the
mechanism.
- Hang the barometer in your desired location using the keyhole fitting on the back and
leave for a few days to acclimatise.
Reading Your Barometer
- Increasing pressure (movement of the needle in a clockwise direction) suggests improving
weather.
- Decreasing pressure (movement of the needle in an anti-clockwise direction) suggests
deteriorating weather.
- Steady pressure, typical of extended periods of fine weather, suggests more of the same
conditions.
Using The Pressure Pointer
The settable pointer, controlled by the knob in the centre of the dial face, can be used to
show changes in atmospheric pressure. To do this, move your settable pointer until it rests
exactly over the internal needle. The next time you observe your barometer, any change in
pressure will be highlighted by looking at the difference in position of the two pointers.
Welcome to your ClimeMET weather dial, designed by a team of outdoor
enthusiasts in rural Suffolk. Let us help you make the most of the great outdoors.
Our ClimeMET Barometer is designed to provide accurate air pressure readings from
sea level to an altitude of 7000 feet, perfect for those who love sailing or weather
forecasting. For optimum results, it is necessary to calibrate your new barometer to
your local barometric pressure before use.
Engraved dials and all mount boards are suitable for indoor use only. Weather dials requiring
a battery can only be used outdoors with a battery cover and if sheltered.
Find our complete range of matching full size and mini weather dials at www.climemet.com.
