Showing posts with label temperature monitors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label temperature monitors. Show all posts

Monday, October 8, 2012

Large Display Digital Indoor Outdoor Thermometer by Sper Scientific Review

Large Display Digital Indoor Outdoor Thermometer by Sper Scientific
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I make most of my shopping choices based on Amazon ratings ... and as I was trying to find a thermometer; from reading other ratings, I found that I wanted one with a wire, rather than wireless - I wanted a simple thermometer with maximum and minimum temperatures and it needed to have big numbers and no clock or humidity and I found it all in this Sper Scientific indoor-outdoor thermometer with minimum & maximum - it is perfect - works really great so far - Sper [...] makes much more complicated scientific tools, that is why I went with this unrated thermometer. In the past I have had poor experiences with Oregon Scientific and Lacrosse being too complicated ... this one is great!

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Simultaneously displays internal and external temperature on a 3 3/16" x 2 ½" LCD, large enough to be read across a room. Useful as an indoor/outdoor thermometer, in incubators or anywhere simultaneous internal and external readings are required. Has Minimum and Maximum temperature memory. Can be wall mounted or freestanding with easel back. Recall min/max readings over any time period or have it automatically reset itself every 24 hours. The outdoor sensor is mounted on a 9 ½TM cable. Comes with 1 AAA battery which lasts a full year.

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Monday, September 3, 2012

Oregon Scientific EMR201 Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Wireless Remote and Blinking LED Ice Alert Review

Oregon Scientific EMR201 Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Wireless Remote and Blinking LED Ice Alert
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This does exactly what we want it to do. Super easy to set up and accurate in its reading. We didn't need all of the extra information the other models offered. This is actually the second one we bought. I accidentally dropped the Indoor reader on the ground and the face cracked. After a week, we realized we REALLY missed it and ordered a new one.

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Stay up to date on the weather with this wireless desktop thermometer from Oregon scientific. The unit monitors the indoor and outdoor temperatures from up to three remote locations and warns you when temperatures drops low enough for icy streets and sidewalks. The included remote installs up to 100 feet away to transmit accurate temperature data to the main console inside the home or office. Outdoor temperature readings are displayed in large LCD digits for easy reading at a glance from across the room.Resting on a desktop on its stand or mounted to the refrigerator with the integrated magnet, the thermometer’s LED light blinks green when sub-freezing temperatures are reached in the driveway, the greenhouse, the basement or wherever cold-sensitive items might be stored.

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Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Oregon Scientific RMR682A Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Self-Setting Atomic Clock Review

Oregon Scientific RMR682A Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Self-Setting Atomic Clock
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Okay i ordered this item a few weeks ago and i love it, now i do agree that the issue with the freeze warning is annoying, whenever the item comes down to 37 degrees F it will beep, but if you do the simple thing that i will describe it will not do that.
Okay this item has three channels, only the first channel sets off the alarm. so if you put the switch on the outdoor unit to channel 2 or 3 then press the reset button, then tell the recieving unit that it will be looking for something on channel 2 or 3 (press and hold channel and Memory). this will take care of it.
now about the batteries, yes if your outdoor unit will be in temperatures under -4 degrees you will need lithium ion batteries, if you go to the store a pack of four (you only need two for the outdoor unit) costs about 2 dollars more than a regular batteries and they last longer and go last all the way down till -40 degrees.
Atomic clock, mine would not connect at first, so i walked outside and told it to search again, then after about a minute it found it and i brought it inside and it works great.
Enjoy the product, i love it

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The Oregon Scientific Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Self-Setting Atomic Clock monitors the indoor and outdoor temperature from up to three remote locations and automatically sets itself to the US Atomic Clock signal.

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