Extech RH200W Indicatore Termoigrometro Wireless per Interni/Esterni con Trasmettitore

Name: Extech RH200W Indicatore Termoigrometro Wireless per Interni/Esterni con Trasmettitore
Brand: Extech
SKU: 0793950442005
Price: 64.64 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Extech

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64.64

RH200W è la stazione base igrotermometro di Extech, con cifre grandi da 1,3 (33 mm) di facile lettura, visualizza i livelli di temperatura e umidità interna. Può essere collegato in modalità wireless fino a otto trasmettitori per leggere i livelli di temperatura/umidità esterna o qualsiasi posizione remota fino a 30 m di distanza. L'ampio display LCD è progettato con una comoda luce notturna. Mostra anche icone speciali che indicano i livelli di comfort interno, condizioni di neve favorevoli, frecce di tendenza per aumento, stabilità o diminuzione delle letture e visualizza anche i livelli Min/Max registrati durante la durata della misurazione.

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EAN: 0793950442005

Categories: Elettrodomestici, Accessori per grandi elettrodomestici, Parti e accessori per umidificatori, Misuratori di umidità,

L'icona della neve viene visualizzata quando la temperatura remota è pari o inferiore a 37,4 °F (3 °C). Le frecce di tendenza indicano l'aumento, la stabilità o la diminuzione delle letture di temperatura/umidità. Icone di comfort interno visualizzate sulla stazione base che indicano condizioni troppo fredde, confortevoli o troppo calde/umide. Registrazione min/max con reset. Il display LCD della stazione base con luce notturna visualizza fino a otto letture di temperatura/umidità locali e remote in modalità ciclo automatico o manuale dai trasmettitori wireless.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Age Range (Description)	‎Adult
Batteries	‎6 AA batteries required.
Batteries Included?	‎Yes
Batteries Required?	‎Yes
Battery Cell Type	‎Alkaline
Brand	Extech
Brand	‎Extech
Customer Reviews	3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars 12 ratings 3.4 out of 5 stars
Display Type	LCD
Display Type	‎LCD
Included Components	Base Station, transmitter, batteries. Additional transmitters sold separately
Included Components	‎Base Station, transmitter, batteries. Additional transmitters sold separately
Item Length	4.4 inches
Item Length	‎4.4 inches
Item model number	‎RH200W
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Extech
Material	‎HAWA
Measurement Accuracy	‎±5%
Measurement System	‎Metric
Number of Batteries	6 AA batteries required.
Number of Batteries	6 AA batteries required. (included)
Number of Batteries	‎6 AA batteries required.
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎RH200W
Power Source	Battery Powered
Power Source	‎Battery Powered
Product Dimensions	‎4.4 x 1.1 x 5.1 inches
Reusability	Reusable
Reusability	‎Reusable
Style	Display with Transmitter
Style	‎Display with Transmitter
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Unit Count	‎1.0 Count

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Scritto da: Bob Hanlon

Not for outdoor use!

I have been using this for over two months now. My primary purpose for purchasing this unit (along with an extra transmitter) was to monitor the humidity level in my guitar cases. Keeping track of outdoor conditions was an afterthought. I am comparing this unit alongside a Traceable #4380 unit from the Control Company in Texas. My initial impression of this product is that it reflects typical Extech quality, which has always been good. But a few characteristics have their drawbacks. First of all, despite what the heading in the ad says – “Extech RH200W Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Hygro-Thermometer Indicator” – this NOT designed for outdoor use. In fact, the directions say, “Avoid placing the sensor in direct sunlight or INCLEMENT WEATHER.” I spoke to a tech representative from Extech on this. He explained that the transmitters have a protection rating of IP54, which means that they are not dust-tight and exposure to direct precipitation will render them inoperable at some point. So if you are looking for something to use on an RV or any place where the transmitters will get wet, or in a dusty environment, this unit is not for you. Incidentally, the Extech website lists this as an INDOOR unit. The description in the Extech site says “Connect up to 8 Wireless Transmitters to Remotely Measure INDOOR Temperature/Humidity.” So it would appear that the mistake in the ad heading appears to be just Amazon, not Extech. Amazon should correct the listing. I spoke to someone at Amazon about this but I suppose my message fell on deaf ears. I also agree with what some others have said about the shape of the transmitters. Whoever thought it was a good idea to have a contour on the back of the case where there is a keyhole slot for mounting should rethink their idea. As far as accuracy, I consider it okay. It reads within a degree or two of the ambient temperature and the remote transmitters read pretty close to that. So it’s usually with 3 – 4 degrees maximum error depending on the sensor. The humidity readings are usually within 3%-4%. Close enough for my needs. The Traceable unit has an edge in a few areas; the transmitters (it can link up to three) are in fact weatherproof, have their own digital display, and they also have a removable desk stand as well as a mounting clip which can be attached to a wall or object using either screws or by using the provided Velcro strips. I ended up using the Traceable units for the guitar cases due to the ease of mounting. The Extech RH200W is a decent unit which has the capability to link to and scan up to eight transmitters if you need that many provided that you are looking for something to monitor indoor conditions. However, due to the issues I mentioned, I’m giving it four stars. If you don’t need eight transmitters and are looking for truly weatherproof and more accurate equipment, I highly recommend the Traceable unit – it’s worth the extra few dollars. For what it is worth, since I was beyond the return period, I went ahead and mounted one of the Extech sensors outdoors (where it can’t get rained on directly) to see how long it lasts. I will let you all know when it fails.

Scritto da: Jeffrey N. Fritz

Large Backlit Display, Reads Internal and External Temperatures from upto Eight Sensors

I've owned other indoor/outdoor wireless thermometers. However, none have a large display, a backlight feature or, importantly an indoor/outdoor humidity readout. The Extech RH200W Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Hygro-Thermometer Indicator has all of these things. The Extech RH200W Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Hygro-Thermometer Indicator has a main base unit with display. It can read the temperature and humidity from its own sensors (e.g. the indoor temperature and humidity) and from up to eight external sensors that can be mounted outdoors or in other rooms. It measures temperature and humidity trends (up, down, no change,) it shows comfort levels with an icon and has a memory function. The unit that I received shipped with one base unit and one sensor. The base unit can be hung on the wall or it can use a built in desk stand. The oddly shaped remote sensor can be hung outside. Everything runs on AA batteries that are supplied. I mentioned that the remote sensor is oddly shaped. By that I mean that the back is curved. This may offer some esthetic appeal, but it makes the sensor harder to hang and less stable. Although, I tried my best to secure it with a hanger, I am sure that a blast of wind from a squall will knock it right off its mountings. Why Extech thought that a curved back for something intended to be hung outside was a good idea is beyond me. Speaking of mounting, it would have been nice if Extech had thrown in the mounting hardware with the product. I found what I needed in my parts bin, but why was it necessary for me to even look? Another concern is that the base unit cycles through all eight sensors each and every time--even if there is just one sensor attached. It would have been better for the base unit to bypass the channels that have no sensors. Despite some of these qualms, the Extech RH200W Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Hygro-Thermometer Indicator is a really useful tool. It's accuracy seems reasonable out of the box, but if you need better it can be calibrated. The large display, temperature and humidity readings and backlight make this a worthwhile investment to keep an eye on your indoor and outdoor conditions.

Scritto da: Duffer.

Junk

The instructions that came with this are totally confusing. No hardware is provided to mount this so it is apparently intended to lie flat. The readings are way off from those of other units which have proven accurate.

Scritto da: MomtoBoys

Can you ever have enough hygro-thermometers in your house? Maybe, may not!

So, I currently have 3 (now, 4) hygro-thermometers inside my house to keep track of both the temperature and humidity levels. We have an older HVAC unit, so I use the thermometer to gauge if the thermostat is correct and how cool/hot the warmest room on the floor is. I use the hygrometer to gauge when I need to turn either the humidifier (in the winter) or dehumidifier (in the summer) on in specific areas of our house. I don't really care about the outdoor temp/humidity (as I have several weather apps and the local weather to get me close enough ballpark numbers on that). I like the larger display on this unit, and it is definitely more accurate that one of the smaller/cheaper ones I currently have. I placed this unit where I need the most accurate humidity level readings. Very happy with this hygro-thermometer!

Scritto da: Juanita Floyd

Easy To Read

I am always looking for a better way to monitor our extreme weather. So far this is working well. It seemed quite difficult to set up by following the instructions. Lots of things saying "from normal mode" do this and that, but no instructions or information on just what exactly normal mode is. It takes 6 AA batteries which are included. Large easy to read display with a light that is motion activated. No hardware included for hanging the outside sensor, so right now mine is just laying in a dry place out of the sun whilst I figure out the best way to hang it. As for accuracy, it seems to be reading a degree or two higher than anything else I have for what it's worth. Seems well made.