• Working with Biral After Brexit

    For an an update on the impact of Brexit when working with Biral, please click to read more.

  • Visibility sensors for marine environments and applications

    Biral is now offering its SWS range of visibility and present weather sensors with the added protection of hard anodising as an option. With this additional surface protection, the SWS range can be used in all shoreline and offshore applications, such as at ports and harbours, on lighthouses as well as on marine platforms and meteorological buoys.

  • New microsite for BTD-200 lightning warning system

    Biral has launched a new, mobile friendly microsite www.lightningearlywarning.com for its new and sophisticated BTD-200 lightning warning system.

    Visit the site - www.lightningearlywarning.com

  • BTD-200 Lightning Works Messenger

    The BTD-200 Lightning Works Messenger is a software application that works alongside the BTD-200 Lightning Works software to send warning email and SMS text messages when thunderstorm activity is detected. Messages are sent both when thunderstorm activity is detected and when it clears.

  • Aviation Obstacle Warning Light Control for Wind Energy

    Biral visibility sensors are used to control the intensity of aviation obstacle warning lights fitted to wind turbines throughout Europe. By reducing light intensity in good visibility the environmental impact is reduced whilst the safety of aircraft is maintained.

  • Biral – A short Introduction

    Biral specialises in the design, manufacture and distribution of high quality meteorological sensors for the professional market.

    Biral manufacturers the VPF, SWS and RWS ranges of Visibility and Present Weather sensors as well as the unique BTD Thunderstorm Detectors. Our meteorological products are used in the most demanding applications such as aviation, offshore platforms and wind energy.

    The Biral name has long been associated with aerosol research and this connection is continued with the development of our Aerosol Optical Tweezers in association with Bristol University.

    The company was established in 1975 and is in private ownership.

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