Oregon Scientific BTHR968 Wireless Baro-Thermo-Hygrometer Review
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Oregon Scientific BTHR968 Wireless Baro-Thermo-Hygrometer Feature
- Cable-free sensor for use with an Oregon Scientific weather station
- Measures indoor temperate, humidity, and atmospheric pressure
- Wall-mount or table stand
- Can be placed up to 100 feet from weather station main unit
- Batteries included
Keep tabs on what's happening indoors with this baro-thermo-hygrometer sensor. The sensor must be used in conjunction with the Oregon Scientific WMR112A weather station's main unit, and can be placed up to 100 feet from the main unit. An LCD window with four-line display shows the day's measurements: indoor air temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and the current forecast in graphics of clouds and sun. The sensor measures 4-1/4 by 2-1/4 by 3/4 inches, and comes with four AAA batteries, wall-mounting notch, and stand. While covered by a 90-day warranty against defects, the sensor should last for years.
--Ann Bieri
The Baro-Hygrometer measures indoor temperature and humidity, and barometric pressure. The temperature operating range is 23F-122F with an accuracy resolution of 0.2F; this data is transmitted to the display unit every 38-seconds. The humidity operating range is 25% to 95%RH with an accuracy resolution of 1%. Updating of relative humidity information to the display unit occurs every 37-seconds. The barometric pressure operating range is 17.72inHg to 31.02inHg with an accuracy resolution of 0.03inHg. Data updating to the display unit of relative humidity occurs once an hour.
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Aug 22, 2012 21:37:06
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