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Introduction
The Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS) collects outside weather data and sends the data to
a receiver such as a Vantage Pro2 console. The wireless ISS can also transmit data to
wireless Vantage Connect, Vantage Vue console, Envoy8X, or wireless Weather
Envoy. The wireless ISS is solar-powered and sends data via radio. The cabled ISS
sends data via cable to one cabled Vantage Pro2 console, cabled Weather Envoy, or
cabled Vantage Connect and receives power via the console, Envoy or Vantage
Connect cable.
Tip:
One wireless ISS can transmit to any number of wireless receivers within its range.
The ISS includes a rain collector, temperature sensor, humidity sensor, anemometer,
and solar radiation sensor. Temperature and humidity sensors are mounted in a 24-
Hour Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield to minimize the impact of solar radiation on
sensor readings. The anemometer measures wind speed and direction and can be
installed adjacent to the ISS or apart from it. See "Locating the ISS and
Anemometer" on page 19 for siting guidelines.
The transmitter shelter contains the "brain" of the ISS: the sensor interface and the
transmitter. It collects outside weather data from the ISS sensors and then transmits
the data to your Vantage Pro2 console, Vantage Vue console (wireless only),
Weather Envoy, Envoy8X (wireless only), or Vantage Connect.
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