- Remote temperature/humidity sensor for garden, greenhouse, baby's room
- For use with Oregon Scientific cable-free thermo-hygrometer monitors
- Displays temperature and humidity; also radios data to monitor (not included)
- Wireless; operates on two AA batteries (not included)
- Works up to 90 feet away from monitor
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Perfect for a garden, greenhouse, wine cellar, or baby's room, this remote, wireless sensor--designed as an add-on for use with any Oregon Scientific cable-free thermo-hygrometer monitor--displays the indoor or outdoor temperature and humidity where it's located and also radios the data to the monitor, which is not included. The sensor can be placed up to 90 feet away from the monitor, and the channel it uses can be selected from among three options, permitting this sensor to be used with two others by the same monitor. It displays temperature in either Celsius or Fahrenheit, with a range of minus-4 to 140 degrees F. It operates on two AA batteries (which are not included), has a low-battery indicator, measures 4-1/8 by 2-3/4 inches, and can be set on a flat surface with a stand or mounted on a wall (stand and wall mount are included). --Fred Brack
Product Description
Uses radio-frequency technology eliminating wired sensors Digital display shows humidity and temperature Sensors can be placed up to 90 feet from main display unit Operates on 2 AA batteries (not included) Can also use Lithium AA for very cold conditions li Deg F or C Outdoor range (- 4F) to (140F) Use with: EMR963HG, RMR136HG and the WMR968 Only
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good gadget,
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This review is from: Oregon Scientific THGR268 Remote Temperature Sensor (Kitchen)
This thermometer is a wireless device with fairly accurate temperature readings, so long as you keep it in the shade and out of the rain. It features the ability to change between degrees C and degrees F, independent of the base unit.
I have 3 of these, one outside and two inside. My only complaint is that humidity sensor on the outside device has failed, because some insects got into it and nested on the sensor. Now this device is merely a thermometer with inaccurate humidity, so I must buy a new one. Another factor, true of any battery powered outdoor device, is that the alkaline batteries freeze about 0 degrees F, making the device inoperable. The solution to this problem is easy: insert AA LITHIUM batteries. They will be good to about -30F.
23 of 28 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Sensor,
By William R. Kincaid (Indianapolis, IN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Oregon Scientific THGR268 Remote Temperature Sensor (Kitchen)
What makes this sensor so good is that it is wireless! I have not had any trouble using the sensor, works through wood and brick easily. It has a local digital readout so you can also use it for a display where you are monitoring. It mounts handily using two screws, and it is removable from the mounting bracket. I highly recommend this unit.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works very good,
This review is from: Oregon Scientific THGR268 Remote Temperature Sensor (Kitchen)
I purchased the Oregon Scientific Base unit a few months back and decided to add two more remote sensors to montior temperature and humidity in all my farm buildings. This product works very good, even over a distance of about 200 feet from my house to barn.
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