Incident Command Vehicle Features Panel-Mount Weather Display & Weather Station

Happy September! Check out this Incident Command vehicle outfitted with a Magellan MX500™ Weather Station and Panel-Mount Weather Display! Built by LDV for KIPIC of Kuwait, this state-of-the-art truck allows for on-site Weather Monitoring in emergency operations.

The touchscreen panel-mount display on the interior is designed to display real-time met data easily from a distance, even in a darkened control room:

Compatible with all CWS weather stations, the weather display is popular in mobile command vehicles, space research, oil, broadcasting, visitor centers, and military applications, with customers including NASA, Boeing, CBS TV, and the U.S. Coast Guard.

Give us a call at 503-629-0887 for details on how weather monitoring equipment from Columbia Weather can help you do your job better.


For additional info, visit these links:


→ Click Here For Weather Display Options from Columbia Weather


→ Magellan MX500™ Weather Stations


→ Get the details on this Incident Command Vehicle from LDV


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