Outdoor Wireless Unit
The integrated wireless suite gathers key environmental data from its 7 sensors for wind speed, wind direction, humidity, temperature, and rainfall and transmits this to your indoor base station to display.
Weather Console
Designed to efficiently display all the sensor readings in a concise and easy-to-read format.
The inbuilt barometer also displays a graphical weather forecast.
WiFi Connected
With a Wi-Fi connection, the base unit can be linked to either of two online services. This connectivity option enables you to access real-time data on different devices such as your phone, computer or tablet.
Programable Weather Alarms
The device is equipped with customisable alarms, specially designed to keep you informed about any significant changes in weather conditions that interest you.
Set alarms for high and low, temperatures/humidity levels, both indoor and outdoor. Ideal for ice. Along with the capabilities to detect and alarm you in cases of rainfall and high wind speeds, ensuring you stay updated about the weather conditions in real time.
Two Display Screens Included
Access your weather data in two different rooms! The additional console allows you to monitor the weather from the comfort of your kitchen, study, or any other room you choose.
In addition, each console will display the specific temperature and humidity for the room it is placed in.
You could set different alarms on each console to be triggered by high/low indoor temperature/humidity.
Adjustable Barometer
This station allows you to adjust the pressure to your preferred preference.
Absolute Barometric Pressure:
- It is the atmospheric pressure measured at the exact location without any adjustments.
- It represents the real air pressure exerted at a specific place and time.
- Also known as station pressure.
Relative Barometric Pressure:
- It is a pressure reading adjusted to what it would be at sea level, useful for comparison across different elevations.
- Most commonly reported in weather forecasts.
- Despite lower absolute pressure at higher altitudes, relative pressure normalizes these readings to sea level for consistency.
- Also referred to as sea-level corrected pressure.
You're in Safe hands
Having been in the business of selling weather equipment for more than two decades, we have dispatched over 18,000 orders just in the past twelve months.
As the owners of the ACCUR8 brand, you can rest easy knowing that you are supported by a UK-based company that has a great depth of knowledge and consistent customer support.
As a family-owned enterprise, we take pride in being the UK's leading independent weather specialist.
Two Year Warranty as Standard
With our own brand ACCUR8, we offer a hassle-free 2-year warranty with no need for filling out paperwork or submitting online registrations. You automatically receive the 2-year warranty upon purchase.
In the event that issues arise after the warranty period ends, we understand that you may require assistance or replacement parts. We have you covered – we offer all parts, including the console, at special discounted prices for customers who have purchased from us.
Retail Packaged
In contrast to many online brands, our ACCUR8 products are presented in attractive retail-style packaging. Say goodbye to plain white or brown boxes when gifting this item to a loved one. Additionally, it comes with a 3-Pin UK power supply, eliminating the need for uncommon EU adapter plugs often found in online purchases nowadays.
Understanding 2.4 and 5 GHz WiFi
People often assume 5 GHz is better, like comparing 4G with 5G, but this is completely incorrect; they are designed for different needs.
Many WiFi enabled devices, such as weather stations, utilise the 2.4 GHz band as it offers greater coverage. Unlike tablets, phones, or gaming consoles, these devices consume minimal broadband width and data, making the 2.4 GHz band a more suitable choice due to its longer range. The 5 GHz band, on the other hand, is designed to deliver high speeds, perfect for video streaming and gaming, the trade off its coverage is more limited.
All mainstream broadband providers and routers offer dual-band options, allowing you to have both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands activated simultaneously. This feature enables you to configure your devices in the most optimal way, meeting their individual requirements.