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Temperature & Humidity Wireless Alert System

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$109.94

Manufacturer: La Crosse Technology

SKU: LCTTX60SET

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La Crosse Technology's Wireless Temperature and Humidity Sensor Option for Weather Direct Forecaster wirelessly transmits temperature and humidity readings to your computer and will notify you via e-mail or text message if the readings indicate temperature or humidity outside your defined limits. Optional wireless sensor accessory will work almost anywhere within 200' of your Weather Direct Gateway (included). Runs on two (2) AAA batteries (not included). Up to 20 sensors will work with one Weather Direct Gateway.
• Measures / transmits a wireless signal up to 200 Ft.:
(1) Ambient air temperature
(2) Ambient humidity
(3) Probe temperature

• 6 Ft. detachable, temperature probe measures soil and other conditions such as in a refrigerator or freeze

• User account included on www.weatherdirect.com to view data and modify user settings

• Automatic spreadsheet creation of measurement log

• 6 Ft. detachable, temperature probe measures soil and other conditions such as in a refrigerator or freeze

• User account included on www.weatherdirect.com to view data and modify user settings

• Automatic spreadsheet creation of measurement log