Advanced Weather Station with LED Touch Keys
The Explore Scientific Advanced Weather Station WSH5002 combines a slim metallic grey design with a wide-angle LCD screen and intuitive LED touch keys that illuminate on contact, making operation effortless day or night. The station delivers accurate animated weather forecasts, barometric pressure charts, indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity tracking with min and max memory, ice alerts, and moon phase display, all in one refined and practical device.
Dual power options — either AAA batteries or an AC adaptor via micro-USB — ensure reliable, flexible use, and a built-in hanger allows easy wall mounting. With support for up to three outdoor sensors, comprehensive coverage of the home is straightforward.
Specifications
- Display: wide-angle LCD
- Controls: LED touch keys
- Sensors: supports up to 3 channels (1 wireless sensor included)
- Features: animated weather forecast, barometric pressure, temperature and humidity with min/max memory, ice alert, moon phase, time, date, calendar, alarm
- Power: 3 x AAA batteries or AC adaptor via micro-USB
- Dimensions: 17.6 x 2.5 x 13.1 cm
- Made in China
- 3-year warranty
Shipping & Returns
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