Ambient Weather WH31E Thermo-Hygrometer Sensor for WS-2902, WS-2000, WS-5000, WS-1965, WS-4000, WS-3000 and ObserverIP Series Weather Stations

Has been working nicely. It is in a shed to monitor temps for plants in winter. So much nicer than having to walk or in the cold to check.

I bought this to monitor my garage because that is where I do my 3d printing. This works very well and was easy to hook into my weather station console.

Used this to find the temperature under the well rock. works gteat.

Purchased a new Ambient Weather WH31P sensor for my pool to replace another WH31P sensor that was damaged when inserting it in the WH31-SRS Solar Shield I purchased to protect the WH31P from the rain and direct sunlight. Sensor works great except in addition to showing the water temperature in the Ambient Weather app on my phone, it is also showing a 'Humidity' level, the 'Dew Point', and 'Feels Like' readings, which it isn't supposed to display. I emailed Ambient Weather support on 2/20/24 to find out how to get rid of the other readings, but the only thing I've gotten back from Ambient was the ticket number (101794) they opened. I like the Ambient Weather products I have, but their support for their product is lacking if you need help.

Ambient Weather is a well trusted manufacturer of accurate and persise weather data. This Thermo-Hygrometer is no different. easy set up. pared with my WS5000 weather station instantly. I like the fact that you can install up to eight of these sensors into the WS5000.

TERRIBLE INSTRUCTIONS THAT WERE OUT OF DATE AND SIMPLY WRONG. HOWEVER THE DEVICE JUST STARTED WORKING AS SOON AS THE BATTERIES WERE PUT IN. HAS WORKED FLAWLESSLY IN A HIGH HUMID ENVIRONMENT.

Easy to set up. Directions excellent. Easy to use. Works very well. I am using it to record wetland temperature for amphibian studies.

The outside of the box clearly states the temperature range to be minimum 40 to maximum 105 degrees Fahrenheit. However Amazon states the following: "The Ambient Weather WH31E Thermo-Hygrometer Sensor has an indoor temperature range of 14 to 140 °F and an outdoor temperature range of -4 to 140 °F when using non-lithium batteries, or -40 to 140 °F when using lithium batteries." Did Amazon send the wrong temperature sensor, or is the temperature range listed incorrectly on the Amazon website? This remote temperature sensor does me no good outside in Colorado winters! It's not worth (my time) sending it back for a refund - NOT HAPPY!