HOBO RX3000 Weather Station Starter Kit

The HOBO RX3000 cellular weather station provides instant access to site-specific air temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed & direction data anywhere, at any time, from a desktop or mobile device.

Features

  • Provides basic components needed for any weather monitoring application
  • Data access in the cloud with alarm notifications via text or email
  • Other sensor options can be added depending on application requirements
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This kit provides instant access to site-specific air temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed & direction data anywhere, at any time, from your desktop or mobile device.

The RX3000 accepts up to 10 plug-and-play Smart Sensors. Just plug in your sensor and it's automatically recognized - no programming, wiring, or calibration necessary.

This weather station kit includes a one-year cellular data plan plus cloud-based data access through HOBOlink - for 24/7 access to your data and the ability to verify RX3000 system status, set up and manage alarm notifications, and schedule automated delivery of data.

  • HOBO RX3000 Weather Station
  • 5W Solar Panel - SOLAR-5W
  • Temperature/RH Smart Sensor with 2-meter cable - S-THC-M002
  • Wind Speed Smart Sensor with 3-meter cable - S-WSB-M003
  • Wind Direction Smart Sensor with 3-meter cable - S-WDA-M003
  • Full Cross Arm for Wind Speed/Direction sensors - M-CAA
  • Solar Radiation Shield for Temperature & RH sensor - RS3-B
  • Data access through HOBOlink cloud software
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