La Crosse Technology Weather Forecasting Station with Atomic Time, Wireless
La Crosse Technology Weather Forecasting Station with Atomic Time, Wireless
Item # 135022199
$89.99
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La Crosse Technology Weather Forecasting Station with Atomic Time, Wireless
Item # 135022199
$89.99
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The La Crosse Technology Weather Forecasting Station with Atomic Time features six dynamic forecast icons with tendency indicator. This multi-functional weather forecasting station comes with atomic time & date automatically updated for DST. It also comes with temperature alerts and on demand back-light. The La Crosse Technology wireless weather forecasting station comes with a 1-year limited warranty relating to manufacturers defects in materials & workmanship.
- Wireless weather station with six dynamic forecast icons with tendency indicator
- Indoor/outdoor temperature (F/C) and indoor/outdoor humidity (RH)
- Min/max temperature & humidity records (temp. value features time & date stamp)
- Atomic time & date automatically updated for DST (manual set option)
- 12/24 hour time with snooze alarm
- Barometric pressure with 24 hour history graph
- Temperature alerts (in/out)
- Multi-functional weather forecasting station with an on demand back-light (hi/lo/off)
- 1-year limited warranty relating to manufacturers defects in materials & workmanship
| Brand | La Crosse Technology |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Imported |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Features | Indoor and Outdoor Temperature and Humidity, Atomic Time and Date, Weather Forecast |
| Maximum Temperature | 140 deg. F |
| Maximum Transmission Range | 300 ft. |
| Measurements Supported | Barometric Pressure, Temperature, Humidity |
| Minimum Temperature | 32 deg. F |
| Mounting Type | Screw |
| Number of Batteries Required | 2 |
| Power Type | Battery |
| Primary Color | Brown |
| Primary Material | Plastic |
| Product Height | 6.42 in. |
| Product Length | 6.88 in. |
| Product Weight | 1.4 lb. |
| Product Width | 1.25 in. |
| Receiver Depth | 1.25 in. |
| Receiver Height | 6.42 in. |
| Receiver Width | 6.88 in. |
| Sensor Depth | 0.83 in. |
| Sensor Height | 5.08 in. |
| Sensor Width | 1.58 in. |
| Temperature Measurements Units | Fahrenheit and Celsius |
| Warranty | 1 Year limited warranty |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 308-1417BL |
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Q: Does that Product come with a sensor to mount outdoors?
4 years ago1 Answer
- A: Mounting Type: Sensor: Free standing or screws; Display: Free Standing or Wall Mount4 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does this unit provide any adjustment for altitude - affecting barometric pressure? (Home is at 4,200 ft in SE Arizona.) Temperature reading accuracy? Actual reading +/- ?° (example: +/- 2°)
5 years ago1 Answer
- A: The manufacturer states the following: "We find our units that offer barometric pressure to be most reliable at about 4000 ft or below. We have however tested the units and find the maximum elevation to be 6000 ft. The station should work at the customers evaluation, but they should understand the higher the elevation the less likely the forecast will be as accurate. This cannot be adjusted. Our tolerance for temperature is +/- 2°."5 years agoHelpful?
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Q: Does that Product come with a sensor to mount outdoors?
4 years ago1 Answer
- A: Mounting Type: Sensor: Free standing or screws; Display: Free Standing or Wall Mount4 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does this unit provide any adjustment for altitude - affecting barometric pressure? (Home is at 4,200 ft in SE Arizona.) Temperature reading accuracy? Actual reading +/- ?° (example: +/- 2°)
5 years ago1 Answer
- A: The manufacturer states the following: "We find our units that offer barometric pressure to be most reliable at about 4000 ft or below. We have however tested the units and find the maximum elevation to be 6000 ft. The station should work at the customers evaluation, but they should understand the higher the elevation the less likely the forecast will be as accurate. This cannot be adjusted. Our tolerance for temperature is +/- 2°."5 years agoHelpful?
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4 out of 5 stars.
LaCrosse weather station
4 years ago
Purchased for my hobby greenhouse so I can track temps from my house until I can get power connected. Picked this because it tracks low and high temps. Has big bright display. Forecast is not accurate because sensor is inside greenhouse but not a problem for me.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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4 out of 5 stars.
Weather station
5 years ago
I purchased this weather station for bedside use. It's a bit larger in person that I expected it to be, but I do like the large outdoor temp & humidity display. It lights up and has 3 brightness settings (high, low & off), but it's too bright to be on at all at night. The barometric pressure bars constantly cycle, which is useless to me. Also, the website shows 2 colors, medium & dark woodgrain (the latter is what I wanted), but seems it's only available in the medium.