Optimize your home with this AcuRite digital weather forecaster! The color display provides hyperlocal weather information, including a personalized forecast, outdoor temperature with high and low records (that reset at midnight), and barometric pressure. The included outdoor wireless sensor combines elevation with barometric pressure measurements to provide a weather forecast 12 hours from current conditions specific to your exact location. The in-home weather station display also provides the indoor temperature, indoor humidity with a comfort meter, today’s date, and the current time. The backlit LCD screen can be set to 100%, 60%, or 15% brightness or to the auto-dim mode, which dims the screen to 15% from 9:01 p.m. to 5:59 a.m. Stay on top of your hyperlocal weather outside and environmental comfort conditions inside with this AcuRite digital weather forecaster. The display uses an included 5V power adapter and takes three (3) AAA batteries (not included) for optional battery backup. The outdoor sensor wirelessly transmits data over a 433 MHz frequency from up to 165 feet away (depending on home construction materials) and requires two (2) AA batteries (not included).
Receive a hyperlocal, personalized forecast 12 hours from your current conditions using data collected right in your own backyard
Get temperature measurements in degrees fahrenheit or degrees celsius with daily high and low records.
Help maintain ideal comfort levels in your home by always knowing your indoor humidity level.
Help maintain ideal comfort levels in your home by always knowing your indoor humidity level.
Use the built-in, fold-out stand for tabletop use or the integrated keyhole for simple wall mounting.
In addition to hyperlocal forecast, temperature, and humidity readings, you’ll receive barometric pressure measurements with a trend arrow and the current date and time.
Place the included wireless sensor outside on a deck or tree branch (using the integrated hanger) within 165 feet (50 meters) of the indoor display to receive hyperlocal weather measurements.
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