Climatronics Corporation

Climatronics Corporation is a company that specializes in the design, manufacture, and service of meteorological and environmental monitoring systems. Founded in 1968 and headquartered in Bohemia, New York, Climatronics has established itself as a significant player in providing instruments and systems for measuring weather and environmental conditions.

Their product portfolio typically includes a range of meteorological sensors, data loggers, weather stations, and related software. These systems are used in various applications including meteorology, air quality monitoring, industrial safety, research, and more. Climatronics is known for its solutions tailored to meet the specific requirements of both commercial and governmental clients.

In addition to their standard product offerings, Climatronics also provides custom solutions and services such as installation, maintenance, calibration, and training to ensure that their systems operate accurately and reliably.

The company operates within strict international standards to ensure the precision and quality of its products, making it a trusted name in the field of environmental measurement. The integration of advanced technologies and analytics helps in providing comprehensive monitoring solutions that are essential for weather forecasting, climate research, and environmental protection initiatives.

Overall, Climatronics Corporation has built a reputation for its innovation, quality, and customer service in the field of meteorological and environmental monitoring.

631-567-7300
www.climatronics.com
631-567-7585

Products

TACMET II portable weather stations provide on-site, real-time data for wind speed/direction, temperature, RH and pressure.

Bohemia USA

140 Wilbur Place
Bohemia NY 11716
USA

Ships

PU 3309

Barge | Flag: Republic of Singapore | Port: SINGAPORE

Maritime News

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