Weather Station Wireless Indoor Outdoor Thermometer
Weather Station Wireless Indoor Outdoor Thermometer, Digital Thermometer with Remote Sensor, Large Display Home Weather Stations with Weather Forecast, Barometric Pressure, Moon Phase
59.99$
- Excellent Visual Experience: This home weather station offers an amazing visual experience with its 7.5-inch HD screen. The display interface is carefully optimized to ensure high contrast and a comfortable viewing experience. Clear categorization of information and soft colors make it easy to read key details such as temperature, humidity, weather forecasts, time, and date. It is designed to be suitable for all ages, making it an indispensable companion for every household.
- Weather Forecast: In addition to basic temperature and humidity information, this wireless weather station also allows you to plan your day with a more comprehensive weather forecast for your area. It calculates the forecast for an 8- to 12-mile radius around your home based on barometric pressure trends. However, barometric pressure calibration requires 7 to 10 days to ensure an accurate forecast for your location.
- Multi-location Weather Monitoring: With the latest quick connection technology, the host can connect to up to three sensors, allowing for a wireless transmission distance of up to 328 feet, making it easy to achieve multi-point weather monitoring throughout the house.
- Two Power Supply Modes: When powered by batteries, the device will not stay constantly lit to conserve power. Touching the top button will turn on the screen, which will automatically turn off after 15 seconds. When powered by the adapter, the device will stay constantly lit except during the RCC signal search period. It is recommended to use a power adapter for daily operation and insert batteries as a backup to preserve settings in case of accidental power loss.
- Note: The weather station supports multiple time zones (HAT, AKT, PST, MST, CST, EST, AST). Supported cities: Ottawa, Quebec City, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto. It requires manually setting the time and date in some areas because most cities have a weak WWVB signal.
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