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La Crosse Technology WS-7212U-BPX2 Weather Station Combo | 
 enlarge | Brand: La Crosse Technology
List Price: $59.95
Buy New: $34.95
You Save: $25.00 (42%)
Rating:  6 reviews
Color: Blue/silver
Batteries: 6
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7
Dimensions (in): 3 x 1 x 8.1
MPN: WS-7212TWC-BPX2
Model: WS-7212U-BPX2
UPC: 757456994871
EAN: 0757456994871
ASIN: B0000APHTB
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Combo pack containing two wireless weather stations and One Sensor | | • | Indoor temperature | | • | Outdoor temperature & humidity | | • | MIN/MAX temperature records | | • | Manual set time |
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Product Description
features Includes Two WS-7212TWC Wireless Weather Stations, Each Display: Time Indoor temperature Outdoor temperature and Outdoor Humidity. A TX4U Wireless Temperature/Humidity sensor is included. Min/max temps are recorded.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 GOOD REVIEW February 23, 2008
BEN MCINTIRE (MIDDLETOWN, OHIO USA)
I had bought my daughter one of these and she has been so delighted I bought one for myself. Every thing as advertised and working perfectly. I'm pleasamtly surprized that the two satallite units read exactly the same in two parts of the house.well designed and very fairly priced. the set up is straight forward so Just follow the enlosed directions and you'll be good to go in minutes.
 Just okay November 4, 2006
Don Jones (Las Vegas, NV)
These units work, more or less. I find they're not very accurate, and there seems to be no way to adjust the outdoor sensing device. The outdoor sensor is a standard La Crosse unit; plain white and not especially attractive - fortunately, it's easy to mount it high on a wall or elsewhere out of sight. It does poorly if it gets direct sunlight; it needs to be mounted in the shade. It's critical when installing that you follow the instructions, or the two readout units won't properly sync up to the sensor. Overall construction is about what you'd expect for the price: Plastic, reasonably sturdy, but by no means "solid" feeling. Unfortunately, you can also spend a great deal more and get that same quality, so these units definitely win a few points for at least not breaking the bank. However - don't go in with super-high expectations. They'll *more or less* do the job with some margin of error, but that's all.
 Right price & two monitors = nice March 23, 2006
Mark Hansen (Las Vegas, NV)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I really like this set; and a good price. Comes with Two monitors. I use one upstairs, and one downstairs. Only one sensor for outdoors; another could be purchased, if needed. Small complaints: humidity max is 80% and min is 20%. When humidity shows 80%, I just have one of my servants look outside, to see if it's raining! No backlight either, but for the price...
 LaCrosse Technology March 13, 2006
Steve L. Lavoi
0 out of 5 found this review helpful
We had a remote thermometer. Some of us live far enough North that the temp drops to -20deg.. This thermometer stops reading at that temp. When I ask what could be done they said we were on our own .don't bother with them there not worth it.
A fine weather station for the casual user January 6, 2006
J. Weinberg (Brooklyn - the 4th largest city in America)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this weather station to use in my house, and have been using it for 2 weeks. Setup is easy. I had it running in less than five minutes. When in the same room, the sensors are within 0.6 degrees F of each other, and in agreement with the temperature on my thermostat. The outdoor sensor is in pretty close agreement with the weather report - close enough that the difference is easily attributed to local variation. The range on the wireless transmitter is not tremendous, and may have some difficulty passing through metal. Although 30 feet and a wooden wall haven't been a problem, my kitchen's tin ceiling seems to be impenetrable.
If all you want to know is how hot it is outside, and particularly want that reading to be available in two rooms, then this is your best bet.
Addendum...
Today it was in the 40s, and the unit read the outdoor temp as being in the 70s. Houston, we have a problem.
Additional Addendum...
My cleaning lady brought the outdoor unit in from the porch, explaining the above. I put it back outdoors, and it's working fine again.
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