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product_id: 1269745
title: "02027AIM Color Weather Station with High Low Temperature and Humidity with Moon Phase, Dark Themed , Black Display"
brand: "acurite"
price: "$289"
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reviews_count: 8
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# Moon phase & barometer display 330 ft wireless sensor range Accurate temp & humidity sensor 02027AIM Color Weather Station with High Low Temperature and Humidity with Moon Phase, Dark Themed , Black Display

**Brand:** acurite
**Price:** $289
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌦️ Forecast your day like a pro — never miss a weather beat!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 02027AIM Color Weather Station with High Low Temperature and Humidity with Moon Phase, Dark Themed , Black Display by acurite
- **How much does it cost?** $289 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nz](https://www.desertcart.nz/products/1269745-02027aim-color-weather-station-with-high-low-temperature-and-humidity)

## Best For

- acurite enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted acurite brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Insight Beyond Weather:** Integrated moon phase and barometric pressure trends keep you ahead of nature’s rhythms.
- • **Trusted Legacy & Support:** From a 1943 USA-based brand with responsive customer service ensuring your investment lasts.
- • **Seamless Wireless Freedom:** Up to 330 feet sensor range means flexible placement without signal dropouts.
- • **Precision at Your Fingertips:** Self-calibrating tech delivers hyper-local 12-24 hour forecasts tailored to your exact location.
- • **Smart Display for Modern Spaces:** Backlit, color-coded LCD with auto-dimming and DST adjustment fits perfectly on your desk or nightstand.

## Overview

The AcuRite Color Weather Station combines advanced self-calibrating forecasting with a wireless sensor boasting a 330-foot range. Its vivid backlit LCD displays indoor/outdoor temperature, humidity, moon phases, and barometric pressure trends, all updated in real-time. Designed for easy setup and reliable accuracy, this USA-based brand’s weather station is perfect for professionals who demand precise, location-specific weather insights with a sleek, modern interface.

## Description

Self-Calibrating Technology to provide your personal forecast of 12 to 24-hour weather conditions. Self-Calibrating Forecasting is generated from weather data measured by a sensor in your yard - giving you the most accurate forecast available for your exact location. The backlit LCD screen includes indoor/outdoor temperature and humidity, moon phase, barometric pressure with weather trend indicator, time, and date. Auto Daylight Saving Time (DST) adjustment. AA alkaline batteries (optional; not included). Wireless sensor is powered by 2 AA alkaline or lithium batteries (not included). Lithium batteries recommended for use in outdoor sensor for temperatures below –4 degrees Fahrenheit (-20 degrees Celsius). One-year limited

Review: Very Nice Weather Station From a Good Company - Let's face it. When you buy an electronic device, you'll occasionally get a dud. You can't mass-manufacture electronics and not make a mistake every once in a while. How the company deals with these mistakes is what makes their product, and the company itself, one that I'll happily use again. When I got my AcuRite 02027 I was pleasantly surprised. It has a highly-visible display that's nicely arranged and color coded to distinguish interior from exterior readings. All the sensors seemed very accurate once I got the little outdoor sensor in the right place. Even the forecast was correct most of the time. A neat little trick is that the display is at its brightest when viewed from slightly above, so it's perfectly at home on a desktop or table. About two months into ownership, though, the outside sensor stopped transmitting. I put new batteries in it, but it didn't come back to life. I changed the transmitting channel, and it immediately started registering on the display again. But something was wrong. The sensor was sitting next to the base station, which was showing an inside temp of 73 degrees. But the sensor was transmitting a temp of 91! And it was climbing rapidly. I watched it until it showed 113 degrees, then picked it up. The sensor itself was hot. I pulled the batteries and put in different ones, but it did the same thing. Something inside the sensor was overheating badly, making it useless. I contacted AcuRite using the web address in the owner's manual. A couple of days later, a rep named Charlotte sent me a reply. She said that they stand behind their product, and she was sorry I was having issues. All she asked was whether I was using rechargeable batteries, which they don't recommend. I assured her I was not. She then asked me to email her my receipt of purchase from desertcart. A couple of days after that, I received an email saying that my replacement sensor was on its way. She again apologized for my inconvenience, and hoped I would contact her again if there were any further issues. There was no charge for shipping, processing or handling. This is customer service as it should be. No lengthy process, no ridiculous hoops to jump through, no stupid charges that make using the warranty useless. Just a confirmation of the problem and a quick replacement. Thank you, Charlotte. AcuRite will be my weather station from now on.
Review: Excellent weather station for the price! - Very impressive unit. Seems like someone actually thought this product through from start to finish. Everything about this product is just about perfect. A minor nitpick is that the remote sensor which is "outdoor rated" per the manufacturer, but there are no seals in the battery compartment or body itself. The electronics are likely coated in an epoxy resin which protects the unit from moisture but not sure how long the remote sensor will last. The base unit electronics are of good quality. The included 5V power supply has good ratings and is of higher quality than similar units. The weight of the AC adapter suggests it might even be a linear supply versus a typical switching power supply -- the latter versions can and often do cause some sort of EMI interference unless properly filtered. Adding these filtering elements however raises costs. The display is surprisingly good. The unit has a backlight button to change the brightness levels and an "auto-dim" function which uses (smart) logic. Setup of the unit is very simple and doesn't take more than a few minutes. READ the manual first before inserting batteries and be clear about what the unit will and will not do. I placed my sensor under a medium-sized tree and used a nylon tie to secure it. It's hanging at around 7 FT high and seems to work quite well. It's easily reach the bedroom thru the wall. LOS distance is about 30FT. The sensor requires 2 AA batteries. Using the more expensive Lithium batteries is a requirement ONLY if you are in extremely cold climates. Thankfully, we don't reach below -4 DEG F here. The most impressive feature of this unit so far is its accuracy. I have a NIST-calibrated unit next to the AccuRite unit and both are very nearly in-sync with each other. They're not perfectly in-sync on the outdoor side due to the sensor placements of each unit. During my initial testing however, the remote sensor was spot on with the NIST-calibrated thermometer. For the price this is an excellent value. The display is not very large but still very readable. The best part is I can now see the temperature while the lights are out!

## Features

- Includes Color Weather Station Display, Temperature and Humidity Sensor, power adapter, and instruction manual
- Barometer and moon phase depiction in info center
- Wireless range for the sensor, up to 330 feet (100 meters)
- Company Based in Lake Geneva, WI, USA - Since 1943

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #165,307 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #328 in Weather Stations |
| Brand | AcuRite |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 3,219 Reviews |
| Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home |
| Special Feature | Data Logger, Self-Calibrating Forecasting, Moon Phase, Calendar |
| Specific Uses For Product | Blender |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** AcuRite
- **Color:** Black Display
- **Connectivity Technology:** 433 MHz Wireless
- **Material:** Metal, Plastic
- **Number of Batteries:** 5 AA batteries required.
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Home
- **Special Feature:** Data Logger, Self-Calibrating Forecasting, Moon Phase, Calendar
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Blender
- **Style:** Wide Version

## Images

![02027AIM Color Weather Station with High Low Temperature and Humidity with Moon Phase, Dark Themed , Black Display - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81glgziUf-L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: what difference is there between this 02027 model and the 02022 model elsewhere for $24? The specs look the same.**
A: I don't see any. The instruction manual is for Model 02027 and Model 02022WB.

**Q: is this wall mountable with the adapter plugged in?**
A: It is wall-mountable but is really made to sit on a horizontal surface.  Re wall-mountable:  when mounted on a wall the mounting hole is 1" away from the wall so you will need nail long enough to go into the wall and stick out more than 1";  the contact surface against the wall is round, not flat, so you have to play with the power wire in order to get the unit to not hang crooked; the power wire is black so is very obvious on the wall -- the wire really should have been made white; b/c the power comes from a wall outlet your options of where to mount this are more limited.  Design-wise, wall mounting was obviously an after thought.

**Q: Can the remote be placed in a fridge or freezer and is it accurate in that environment? what about using the remote in other rooms in the house?**
A: Haha! I can actually answer this! I'm right now testing it out, by putting the remote unit in the fridge in my camper. It transmitted just fine to the base unit including when I set the fridge to below 32°F. You can definitely put the remote in other rooms.

**Q: How big is this unit?**
A: Big enough for you to use as a frisbee to throw into the trash after it stops working after a short time.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Nice Weather Station From a Good Company
*by J***T on June 26, 2014*

Let's face it. When you buy an electronic device, you'll occasionally get a dud. You can't mass-manufacture electronics and not make a mistake every once in a while. How the company deals with these mistakes is what makes their product, and the company itself, one that I'll happily use again. When I got my AcuRite 02027 I was pleasantly surprised. It has a highly-visible display that's nicely arranged and color coded to distinguish interior from exterior readings. All the sensors seemed very accurate once I got the little outdoor sensor in the right place. Even the forecast was correct most of the time. A neat little trick is that the display is at its brightest when viewed from slightly above, so it's perfectly at home on a desktop or table. About two months into ownership, though, the outside sensor stopped transmitting. I put new batteries in it, but it didn't come back to life. I changed the transmitting channel, and it immediately started registering on the display again. But something was wrong. The sensor was sitting next to the base station, which was showing an inside temp of 73 degrees. But the sensor was transmitting a temp of 91! And it was climbing rapidly. I watched it until it showed 113 degrees, then picked it up. The sensor itself was hot. I pulled the batteries and put in different ones, but it did the same thing. Something inside the sensor was overheating badly, making it useless. I contacted AcuRite using the web address in the owner's manual. A couple of days later, a rep named Charlotte sent me a reply. She said that they stand behind their product, and she was sorry I was having issues. All she asked was whether I was using rechargeable batteries, which they don't recommend. I assured her I was not. She then asked me to email her my receipt of purchase from Amazon. A couple of days after that, I received an email saying that my replacement sensor was on its way. She again apologized for my inconvenience, and hoped I would contact her again if there were any further issues. There was no charge for shipping, processing or handling. This is customer service as it should be. No lengthy process, no ridiculous hoops to jump through, no stupid charges that make using the warranty useless. Just a confirmation of the problem and a quick replacement. Thank you, Charlotte. AcuRite will be my weather station from now on.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent weather station for the price!
*by N***N on February 5, 2017*

Very impressive unit. Seems like someone actually thought this product through from start to finish. Everything about this product is just about perfect. A minor nitpick is that the remote sensor which is "outdoor rated" per the manufacturer, but there are no seals in the battery compartment or body itself. The electronics are likely coated in an epoxy resin which protects the unit from moisture but not sure how long the remote sensor will last. The base unit electronics are of good quality. The included 5V power supply has good ratings and is of higher quality than similar units. The weight of the AC adapter suggests it might even be a linear supply versus a typical switching power supply -- the latter versions can and often do cause some sort of EMI interference unless properly filtered. Adding these filtering elements however raises costs. The display is surprisingly good. The unit has a backlight button to change the brightness levels and an "auto-dim" function which uses (smart) logic. Setup of the unit is very simple and doesn't take more than a few minutes. READ the manual first before inserting batteries and be clear about what the unit will and will not do. I placed my sensor under a medium-sized tree and used a nylon tie to secure it. It's hanging at around 7 FT high and seems to work quite well. It's easily reach the bedroom thru the wall. LOS distance is about 30FT. The sensor requires 2 AA batteries. Using the more expensive Lithium batteries is a requirement ONLY if you are in extremely cold climates. Thankfully, we don't reach below -4 DEG F here. The most impressive feature of this unit so far is its accuracy. I have a NIST-calibrated unit next to the AccuRite unit and both are very nearly in-sync with each other. They're not perfectly in-sync on the outdoor side due to the sensor placements of each unit. During my initial testing however, the remote sensor was spot on with the NIST-calibrated thermometer. For the price this is an excellent value. The display is not very large but still very readable. The best part is I can now see the temperature while the lights are out!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well, but certainly could have been better
*by M***. on January 1, 2016*

I've had this product for just about a month now and while it DOES provide the weather data correctly, I can't really give it 5 stars because of some issues with the display that I'll get into. First, let me just confirm that if you follow the instructions to hang up the white, external sensor in a non-direct sunlight / non-direct rain exposed area, then yes, the readings are fairly correct. The readings are sensitive and I have seen it go up or down by a degree within the course of a few minutes as is the case at dawn or at sunset, but that's a good thing. It means the sensor is doing what it is supposed to be doing. When I first hung up my sensor, I hung it up in a pocket of the eave of my house's roof, but that was not a good place to place the sensor. The sensor needs good air flow and my temperature readings were well above the outside temperatures. I suspect that because heat rises and because it gets trapped in the eave of the roof, the sensor was reporting on the temperature of that air, which was much warmer than the general premises of my yard. Predicting rain: to my pleasant surprise, this device knows when rain is imminent and it hasn't been wrong so far. Even on days when the sky was blue and there was a 40% chance of rain according to local meteorologists, this little weather station turned out to be more reliable in predicting rain than those TV meteorologists. Now, the reason for the 4 stars instead of 5: as other reviewers have pointed out, the display is not very bright. So, if you set the weather station on one side of your living room and you are on the other, not only can you not read numbers, the display is not even bright enough to show that the device is displaying anything. I'll put it like this: if I wanted to know the time that my wall clock is showing, I would find it inconvenient to have to walk up to the clock to see what time it is. If I wanted to know what channel my cable TV box was showing, I wouldn't walk up to the cable TV box to look. However, if I want to know the weather that the AcuRite weather station is displaying... you guessed it: you have to be no more than a few feet from it if you are in a sunny room of your house. Well, unless you have all of the shades or curtains drawn and it is dark in your house. The other problem with the device is that the design of the weather station allows for it to only be set on a table or a mantel. It is not designed to be mounted directly on a wall because the back of the weather station is not flat, but curved. I guess it is debatable as to whether that is a fair criticism, but hey, it matters to me as a consumer and maybe other potential buyers would want to know that. Other reviewers have pointed it out as well. Overall, AcuRite has done a great job with getting the weather and temps right. Where they have room for improvement is on making it easier to see those readings and options on how to place the weather station's base.

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