AcuRite01094M Temperature & Humidity Station with 3 Indoor/Outdoor Sensors, White

I was concerned about range - it is not a problem. I thought it might be a pain to set up - it was not. It just works great - put the batteries in the base unit and the sensors and it just came up. You do have to set the switch in each remote sensor - they are small and not easy to see. But that was the only glitch I found. Highly recommended!

It’s great that this tells you the temp & HUMIDITY for all the sensors. With three remote sensors, this covers a good range of areas in one dashboard that always displays, instead of a unit where you have to wait for the zone to show.

I purchased these multiple sensors to monitor the rooms in my home as we don't have central heating/cooling. Rooms are heated by electric baseboard heaters, that are not on individual thermostats. Upon opening these sensors and getting them up and running, the main panel and the sensors all showed the same temperature and humidity within 10 minutes. After several weeks, I noticed that one sensor was showing the exact temp and humidity all the time, day or night, no variation at all. I removed the batteries to "reset" the sensor, and it began working properly again and has been normal for 6 days now. Earlier reviews indicated problems, but I've not seen any of them except for the one that got "stuck", and as noted, it's working fine now. I believe the sensors to be accurate, and I would recommend this system if you are looking for a good way to monitor your home.UPDATE AFTER 60 DAYS:So, overall these units are working exactly as they should. During the last 60 days, the earlier mentioned sensor continued to "get stuck" about once a week, so I exchanged it with another unit that was closer to the receiver. That completely solved the problem, all sensors are working properly and giving updated readouts in a reasonable time. On one occasion, the main receiver "got stuck" and needed to be reset as it wasn't updating. That was about 40 days ago, and it's still working fine. I continue to recommend this system to monitor temps in your home!!

We had a single sensor Acurite device that has been in operation for 8+ years (still going). I decided to get this model so that we could monitor more than one location. Getting the white frame was a good choice because as you can see by the picture, it was easy to able the locations. The pump house you see monitored here is about 100' from the receiver. The signal travels frm the receiver, across the living room through the garage and penetrates the well insulated pump house walls. I did have to make more than one attempt to connect all three sensors but it only took me about 30 minutes total to set up and place the sensors.

This is worth every penny! Absolute game-changer for my house. Different floors of my house are set at different temperatures, and as heat rises, it impacts the humidity on each floor. I already have a fancy Ecobee with remote sensors in many rooms of the house. That means I am already well aware of the temperature in different rooms of the house BUT I had no idea what the humidity was in various rooms. This amazing device and its little satellite units provided me with very accurate humidity readings in four locations of the house. That made me understand exactly where to place humidifiers, what setting they should run on and how long they should run. In the winter your home humidity should be around 40%. Some rooms in my home were at 12%! Now all of the rooms are at 40% thanks to this amazing setup. The remote wall units are 100% accurate as well. For example, I have one of the remote units very close to a remote Ecobee unit and the measured room temperatures are identical. All four locations are accurate and match with the Ecobee. The main Ecobee unit can also read humidity and I have the main AcuRite system placed directly next to the Ecobee and the humidity reading of that room is also identical.When first setting up the units it will take an hour for the readings to level out. If you place one of the sensors too far away from the main hub the "wireless" connection will be lost. Bringing the sensor back near the hub did not resolve the problem. Simply remove the battery from the remote sensor and re-insert it. That brought the unit back online within seconds.In my opinion, this is a must-have product for anyone living in a large home. In a smaller space, like an apartment, the humidity between the rooms will be quite similar. Unless a door has been closed and is trapping heat/cold. I have four levels to my home, so this is something I am kicking myself for not purchasing years ago! On behalf of my respiratory system, thanks for making an incredible product!

The outdoor remote thermometer performs reliably and appears to give a strong radio signal the base station easily picks up. The indoor remote thermometers have occasionally locked up continuing to show the same temperature until the batteries are removed and replaced. The indoor remote thermometers also really don't tolerate temperatures below 32°F like you might have in your garage. They go blank and require a battery removal and replacement to come alive again. The base station seems to have a much more difficult time picking up the indoor remote thermometer radio signal. The indoor remote thermometer use 2 AAA while the outdoor remote thermometer use 2 AA. I replaced the batteries with Lithium AAA that can give a much bigger jolt . It might have helped. YOU HAVE TO HAVE THE BASE STATION BATTERIES OUT while you put all the batteries into the remote thermometers then put the batteries into the base station for it to pair up with the remote thermometers. Best to have everything on the same table while you do this. Update time is about 16 seconds. The base station might pick up the outdoor remote thermometer without this process, but I never found the indoor remote thermometers until I took the batteries out of the base station and put them back in again. I've used the outdoor remote thermometer for something like 5 years with no problems. I recommend using the outdoor remote thermometer for temperature readings, but it does not have a display.

Muy buena recepción en casa de 2 pisos, preciso y de buena calidad... La calidad se siente muy bien... Muy recomendable

We have been using it for a month and really like it. It is very functional. We hang on the wall. The font is bold and clear, very easy to see.The only thing to note is the calibration step. Ar first, the 3 sensors are not consistent. This doesn't mean it is not working, you just need to calibrate them. To do it, you will need to put them at the same spot for like half a day and then calibrate them to show the same temperature and RH. The user manual has the direction for how to calibrate the sensor. After that, you just set the unit and time/date, and then that's it.We put one the 3 sensors at outside, garage, and basement. We have some food stored in the garage. There is one day that the garage is really hot, like almost 30 degree. We saw the temperature and moved the food to basement, which is the coolest place. We won't notice the hot temperature so quickly in the garage without this little unit. Also, when kids need to go outside play. you can easily know the temperature outside and let them to wear appropriate clothes. I used to check the weather on my cell, or just have to go outside and feel it. Now it is so easy. Highly recommended!!

We've been using it for about a month now, and it does what it's suppose to. The outside sensor signal has to pass through at least 3 walls over a distance of about 15m and it works fine. From my research it was the best deal for what you get, plus we can easily upgrade and add the wifi module + mobile app option in the future if we want.

A must have for property.We just moved out to property with a pump house (200m line of sight from kitchen). I have one in the pump house with an alarm set on the base unit to go off at 5 degrees celsius so if the heater (set to 10 degrees celsius) stops working it will alarm in the house. No more worrying if pipes are going to freeze. We don't have chickens or livestock but this would also work great in a chicken coop, you can also set a high temperature to alarm at as well. The only way this could improve is if they were able to connect to your wifi and have an app that could text or email you if the alarm goes off. An app based one would also give you the ability to check in via the internet. The app based ones exist they are either subscription based or very expensive at this time.

muy buen producto, uso residencial