DB-Tech Wireless Indoor & Outdoor Digital Weather Station - Monitors Temperature, Dew Point, Barometer and Humidity With a built-in Weather Forecast Tendency Indicator
DB-Tech Wireless Indoor & Outdoor Digital Weather Station - Monitors Temperature, Dew Point, Barometer and Humidity With a built-in Weather Forecast Tendency Indicator
Item Description
The DB-Tech Weather Station is an economical climate unit that accurately monitors indoor and outdoor weather circumstances. The major console displays temperature, dew point, humidity, and barometric pressure on an hassle-free to read LCD screen. The climate forecast can be promptly determined by the ESTIMATED weather icons that let you know what the circumstances are like outside. The DB-Tech Climate Station consists of a wireless sensor and an indoor display monitor. The wireless sensor will relay precise weather readings from a distance of up to 330 feet. Among other places, it is ideal to location this sensor in your garage, wine cellar, or greenhouse. Precise weather readings will be regularly out there on the indoor and outdoor display monitor. The display monitor has a thin console that can be very easily mounted on the wall or on your desktop. The DB-Tech Climate Station also has the ability to calibrate humidity levels. The display monitor offers you the solution of using a chart to show the trends in barometric pressure history. Soft backlighting makes the weather station quick to view even in the dark, and the snooze solution tends to make this a wonderful gift for everyone! Features:- Wireless Outdoor and indoor humidity (% RH) and temperature (°F or °C)- Barometric pressure 24-hour background graph (in Hg/hPa)- Barometric pressure tendency arrow- Forecast icons based on changing barometric pressure- Time and date with manual setting - 12 or 24-hour time display- Perpetual calendar - Time alarm with snooze- High light LED backlight- Wall hanging or totally free standing- Synchronized instant reception- Low power consumption (over two year battery life for remote sensor)Dimension: (LxWxH)Receiver: 7.25 x 4 x 1.25 inSensor: 3.five x 2.75 x 1.25 inPower Needs:Receiver: 3 "AA" batteries (not included)Wireless sensor: two "AAA" batteries (not included)
Item Characteristics
- The outdoor sensor displays the temperature and humidity. And wirelessly transmits the temperature and humidity levels to the indoor unit.
- The weather station's primary console displays a wide range of knowledge in an very easy-to-read format on a significant LCD and can be Wall-mounted or can stand-alone with the built-in stand.
- Monitors Temperature, humidity, outdoor dew point, as well as barometric pressure (each sea-level and measured), and capabilities a pressure background chart to track trends.
- The Estimated Weather Forecast Tendency Indicator let you know at a glance if it really is going to be rainy, cloudy, or sunny based on barometric pressure trends.
- The outdoor sensor Transmits up to 330 feet Calls for 3 AA and 2 AAA batteries (not included)
Consumer Reviews
To begin, there is not a brand name, organization name, address, telephone quantity, or something to identify this item anywhere on the unit, on the box, or in the instruction manual. All we know for confident is "Created in China" So, the only support will come from Amazon.
The unit appears to be identical to this, and probably has the same origin: Ambient Climate WS-1171 Wireless Advanced Climate Station with Temperature, Dew Point, Barometer and Humidity but $10 less expensive, and except for 1 feature that the WS-1171 has that this one particular doesn't. That is that the outside humidity can be calibrated on the Ambient model, and it can't on the DB-Tech. This would be a fine function to have, and I would have paid the added $ten to get it, considering that the outside humidity readings that I am having are not at all precise.
NOAA takes measurements at the local airport, about 1 mile from my property, and their readings for temperature and barometric pressure match my readings (I also have other gear) incredibly closely. The humidity reading, even so, is not even close.
I am just starting to use the dewpoint as a measure of the comfort level outside, and looked forward to having a unit that would display it. But given that the humidity reading is inaccurate, so is the dewpoint reading. Also, in order to view the dewpoint on this unit, you must decide on in between the temperature and the dewpoint. You can not see them both at the exact same time. The humidity level on the other hand, is available all the time. I would much rather be in a position to see the temperature and the dewpoint together than to see dewpoint and humidity.
The display is not as large as I would have liked it really is tricky to see from across the room. If you set it on a table and walk up to appear at it from above, it appears pretty dim. It would be fantastic for a desktop exactly where you view it from straight on. I also personal this: La Crosse Technology WS-9057U-IT Wireless Climate Station with Barometric Pressure for which I paid a lot significantly more locally. It's display is good plenty huge with vivid, straightforward to read numbers, but it was by no means precise and the barometer stopped working just after a year.
OK, getting complained sufficient, there are some good items to say. The indoor and outdoor temperature readings are incredibly accurate, as nicely as the indoor humidity level. The atomic clock is dead correct, and I like the pressure background and forecast icons. I have not, and will not set any of the alarms, but there are numerous and they would be amusing to play with.
Considering the fact that I spot the most importance on accuracy, I cannot give this item the ideal rating. Two of the principal measurements that I am interested in, outside humidity and dewpoint, are not appropriate and that may well cause me to send this unit back.
Monitor works as advertised and is significantly less expensive than comparable models. Even the climate predictor is suitable as quite often as the weatherman!
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