Sencor SWS 4500 Weather Station Black / Colour LCD Display / Wireless Sensor

This professional weather station with a colour LCD display delivers precise indoor and outdoor environmental monitoring. Its standout capability is the wireless sensor that transmits data from up to 30 metres away, allowing you to track conditions in your garden, greenhouse, or any outdoor space without leaving your home. The station supports up to three sensors, making it ideal for monitoring multiple locations.

Advantages

The SWS 4500 offers a comprehensive suite of measurements: indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, and a weather forecast with five icons. The DCF77 radio-controlled clock ensures accurate timekeeping, while the moon phase display adds a touch of elegance. The alarm with snooze function and min/max memory for temperature and humidity make it a practical addition to any household. The colour LCD with backlight provides clear readability in all lighting conditions.

Suitable for

• Homeowners who want to monitor indoor and outdoor climate conditions
• Gardening enthusiasts needing accurate outdoor temperature and humidity data
• Weather hobbyists who appreciate detailed forecasts and pressure trends
• Anyone looking for a reliable alarm clock with additional weather features

Key specifications

• Indoor temperature range: 0°C to +50°C
• Outdoor temperature range: -40°C to +50°C
• Indoor and outdoor humidity range: 20% to 95% RH
• Barometric pressure range: 850 hPa to 1050 hPa
• Wireless sensor frequency: 433 MHz, range up to 30 m (open area)
• Supports up to 3 outdoor sensors (1 included)
• Power: AC adapter (included) + 3x AAA batteries for backup (not included); sensor uses 2x AAA batteries (not included)

Recommendations

For optimal performance, place the outdoor sensor in a shaded, dry location away from direct sunlight and rain. Ensure the main unit is within the wireless range and use the AC adapter for continuous operation, with batteries as backup during power outages. Calibrate the barometric pressure to your local altitude for accurate forecasts.