Compact In/Out Temperature Station with Time
The Explore Scientific Compact Indoor/Outdoor Temperature Station is a practical and easy-to-use desktop weather monitor that tracks and displays indoor and outdoor temperatures simultaneously using the included wireless sensor. Temperature can be displayed in Celsius or Fahrenheit, and trend arrows indicate whether conditions are getting warmer or colder at a glance. It stores up to 12 hours of thermal data and can support up to three outdoor sensors, making it versatile for monitoring multiple locations around the home.
The station also features an alarm clock with snooze function, and displays the current day and month alongside temperature readings, making it a genuinely useful everyday desktop companion.
Specifications
- Wireless sensor range: supports up to 3 channels (1 sensor included)
- Temperature display: °C / °F with trend arrows and max/min memory
- Data storage: 12 hours
- Additional features: alarm clock with snooze, day and month display
- Dimensions: 7.5 x 4 x 10 cm
- Requires 4 x AAA batteries (2 for main unit, 2 for sensor)
- Made in China
- 3-year warranty
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