Oregon Scientific Weather Station WMR100N – Everything You Need In A Professional Wireless Weather Station
Dec/090
The 
Oregon Scientific WMR100N Professional Wireless Weather Station
The full-featured station monitors six different weather measurements, and the atomic clock provides accurate and precise time. The clock adjusts for Daylight Saving Time; including an alarm for hi/lo temperature, heat index, humidity, dew point, gust wind and high rain rate and UV index.
The WMR100N offers flexible sensor installation options, with the remote wind sensor and temperature/humidity sensor. They both include a full set mounting kit, allowing them to be wall mounted, or bundled on the included stand-alone PVC pole. You have the option of mounting either the temperature/humidity sensor independently, in a different location from the wind sensor. The remote rain sensor includes a level ground indicator for easy installation.
- Features:
- The console presents animated weather forecast icons, including sunny, partly cloudy, cloudy, rainy and snowy. Forecasting the weather 12 to 24 hours in advance. It also supports both indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity sensors. The moon phase icon helps gauge moonlight and tides for outdoor activities. The console can connect to a wind sensor, rain sensor, temperature/humidity sensor and an optional UV sensor (bought separately). The console also measures and displays temperature, heat index, humidity, dew point, wind speed, wind direction, wind chill, UV index, barometric pressure and daily/cumulative rainfall. It includes a specialised memory which records current and 24-hour historical readings such as barometric pressure, accumulated rainfall and UV in a bar chart format for easy analysis, including a timestamp.
- There is included PC software to store and view weather data via USB connection.
- Long range transmission allows up to 100 meters (300 feet) between the main unit and remote sensors.
- Each component requires different sources of power as follows; the base station uses 4 AA batteries or 6V AC adapter for continuous operations; the wind sensor uses 2 AA alkaline batteries; the rain sensor uses 2 AA alkaline batteries and the temperature/humidity sensor uses 2 AAA alkaline batteries.
All batteries stated above are included in the box.
Box Contents:
- Replacement/additional sensor for WMR100N Professional Wireless Weather Station
- Main Unit
- Remote Wind Sensor
- Remote Rain Sensor
- Remote Temperature/Humidity Sensor
- AC adapter
- Full set mounting kit for wind sensor and temperature/humidity sensor
- Software CD
- USB cable
- 8 AA batteries
- 2 AAA batteries
- Quick Start Guide
Currently, the Oregon Scientific WMR100N Professional Wireless Weather Station
Oregon Scientific Weather Station WMR968 – The Complete Cable Free Weather Station
Dec/090
The Oregon Scientific Weather Station WMR968
Features
- The Anemometer can attach to a building face, fence or roof, which measures wind speed and direction. It has an operating range of up to 125 miles per hour. Data transmission occurs every 14 seconds and it is also powered by a solar cell with battery backup.
- The Baro-Hygrometer measures indoor temperature and humidity, as well as the barometric pressure. Operating range is 23F to 122F with an accuracy resolution of 0.2F. The Baro-Hygrometer is powered by 4 AAA-sized batteries and can mount on a wall or stand on a desk.
- The Rain Gauge measures rainfall reflecting current rainfall or accumulation of up to nine days history using a self-emptying collection unit. Transmission occurs every 47 seconds. The rain gauge is powered by a solar cell with battery backup.
The touch-screen monitor keeps track of the indoor and outdoor sensors, and also displays local weather/barometric pressure forecasts. Additionally, it has a calendar/clock, an alarm that sounds when sensors detect conditions beyond parameters set by the user, a memory button for retrieving past data, and an AC power adapter. (Its backup battery-power unit requires four AA batteries--not included.)
Of course, the usual limitations apply to this weather station like all weather stations. Things like placing the anemometer close to structures will inevitably affect the wind speed readings, as well as placing the temperature sensor in direct sunlight. One customer notes that the rain gauge is also prone to collecting debris so make sure it is cleaned regularly. These are all intuitive recommendations but are important in getting the most out of your system.
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