Ambient Weather WS-04 Wireless Thermometer with Indoor and Outdoor Temperature
- Compact wireless indoor and outdoor temperature, made simple.
- Looking for a device that does not require complicated programming? Simply insert batteries in the base and remote units, and install the thermometer outside or anywhere where temperature is critical. The outdoor temperature is transmitted to the display console inside.
- The display is simple and easy to read. The remote includes mounting hole for hanging outside or on a wall.
- Inclues one year Ambient Weather warranty.
Specifications:
Remote temperature range: -40°F to +149°F
Indoor temperature range: 32°F to +140°F
Temperature accuracy: +/-2.0°F
Console Dimensions (LxWxH): 3.5 x 2.5 x 0.6″
Synchronized instant reception
Low power consumption (over 2 years battery life for both base station and remote sensor)
Power requirements:
Base station: 2 x “AAA” alkaline batteries (not included)
Sensor : 2 x “AAA” alkaline batteries (not included)
Transmission frequency: 433M
List Price: $ 29.99
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weather station plus!,
i got this product fearing it have to have a college education to operate it but upon opening the directions it was very simple… just put batteries in each unit and put one inside /one outside and its set .. i am very pleased and recommend this and others they might sell shipping wes perfect as amazon usually is and backs their vendors.. wtg !
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|Great economical choice,
This is a simple, accurate, indoor outdoor thermometer. The outdoor sensor is neat and appear water tight.
The indoor display (with integral sensor) is easy to read and small enough to be unobtrusive.
Before rating, I checked accuracy with three regular thermometers and an extremely sensitive/accurate Casio Pathfinder. This device got A+ for both consistency and reliability.
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|It’s okay, smaller than I expected, and more cheaply made,
I guess I didn’t look at the product description closely enough. I thought it would be bigger.
The numbers are not readable from across the room, and I have 20/15 eye sight.
It is a little flimsier than I expected.
The outside sensor has a pretty wimpy rubber gasket that is a couple millimeters thick to protect the battery from water damage. I installed it under an eave, rather than out in the open since I don’t think it will withstand the weather damage. The cover to the outside sensor is a push-and-click type, which is nice, that I don’t have to find a screwdriver to open it, but it doesn’t seem very water tight to me.
The outside sensor failed on the second day, when it was 24 degrees out. After the batteries warmed up inside it started working again, so maybe I’ll need the lithium batteries like they suggest.
Though today, it is 14 degrees out, and the sensor is working fine, so I’m not quite sure what that is about.
It is an okay product, and most thermometers have pretty poor reviews, so perhaps this better than some of them. My wife says our previous Oregon Scientific worked fine for a couple years, and it has only been the last year or two that it was flaky, so maybe I’ll have to go back to Oregon Scientific.
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