The FT-XQ3 School Weather Station, developed by a Chinese enterprise, is a highly integrated, low-power consumption, and teaching-oriented research-grade device. Its hardware components include sensors, a vertical pole bracket, equipment cabinet, LED screen, data collector, cloud platform, a fiberglass louver box (with wet and dry bulb thermometers inside), sunshine recorder, and protective fence.

This station can measure multiple parameters: environmental temperature (-40～60℃), relative humidity (0～100%RH), atmospheric pressure (300-1100hPa), light intensity (0-200,000Lux), wind speed (0～70m/s), wind direction (0～360°), wind force (0-17 Beaufort scale), rainfall (≤4mm/min), PM2.5, PM10, noise (30-120dB), and CO? concentration (0-5,000PPM). It has a data storage capacity of over 500,000 entries and a power consumption of 202W.

The FT-XQ3 adopts GPRS transmission and supports optional mains power supply and wired transmission. It is equipped with a 1m×0.5m LED screen for data display. The cloud platform allows multi-account and multi-device login, providing functions such as real-time and historical data display, SMS alarms, data export, and map-based visualization.

This weather station not only provides abundant data for campus meteorological teaching and research but also helps teachers and students promptly understand weather conditions, enhancing students' practical observation abilities and scientific literacy.