RainWise Weather Oracle Multi Wireless Displays
Description
The Weather Oracle Multi Display receives the weather instrument data via radio signal from the MK-III sensor assemblies.
Features
- Bright LED display can be viewed from across a room, under any lighting conditions
- Wireless design allows the user to have as many displays and/or computer interfaces as desired
- May be placed anywhere convenient to a wall outlet, such as on a table or desk
Details
Every measured or calculated parameter has a display, including a wind direction indicator. Some windows have options on what is displayed, the temperature window will display either outside temperature, inside temperature, wind chill or dew point. In addition to the real-time data, the Weather Oracle records minimum and maximum values, with time of occurrence, for wind speed, temperature, relative humidity, temperature humidity index, dew point, and barometer. For rainfall, two different accumulations are recorded. Each rainfall counter shows the time and date of the last counter reset.
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801-0006 | Weather Oracle Multi wireless display with cherry frame, 418 MHz |
$422.10
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801-0007 | Weather Oracle Multi wireless display with mahogany frame, 418 MHz |
$422.10
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801-0008 | Weather Oracle Multi wireless display with black frame, 418 MHz |
$422.10
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801-0001 | Weather Oracle Multi wireless display with cherry frame, 2.4 GHz |
$445.50
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801-0002 | Weather Oracle Multi wireless display with mahogany frame, 2.4 GHz |
$445.50
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801-0003 | Weather Oracle Multi wireless display with black frame, 2.4 GHz |
$445.50
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800-0003 | MK-III weather station with wind speed & direction, temperature, humidity & pressure; 418 MHz (122m) wireless communication |
$607.50
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800-0005 | MK-III weather station with wind speed & direction, temperature, humidity, pressure & rainfall; 418 MHz (122m) wireless communication |
$696.60
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800-0010 | MK-III weather station with wind speed & direction, temperature, humidity & pressure; 2.4 GHz (1600m) wireless communication |
$805.50
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800-0009 | MK-III weather station with wind speed & direction, temperature, humidity, pressure & rainfall; 2.4 GHz (1600m) wireless communication |
$895.50
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800-0007 | MK-III weather station with wind speed & direction, temperature, humidity, pressure, rainfall, solar radiation & leaf wetness; 2.4 GHz (1600m) wireless communication |
$1300.50
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