ThermoPro TP65C wireless hygrometer 150 m range 🌡
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This compact indoor/outdoor weather station from ThermoPro combines a large touchscreen display with wireless remote sensing to keep track of temperature and humidity across multiple locations. It is useful for monitoring home conditions, greenhouses or garages where clear readings and remote range matter, and it shows both current values and trends for easy interpretation.
Key Points
The TP65C features a 4-inch backlit touchscreen LCD that makes readings easy to see in low light and straightforward to operate. It records maximum and minimum temperature and humidity values for all time and the last 24 hours, and includes trend arrows to indicate whether conditions are getting warmer, cooler or more humid at the remote sensor. The unit can display readings from up to three remote sensors if you purchase additional transmitters.
Technical Specifications
- Name: ThermoPro TP65C
- Transmission range: 150 m / 500 feet (according to the manufacturer)
- Remote frequency: 868 MHz enhanced signal
- Indoor temperature range: -20 °C to 70 °C
- Outdoor temperature range: -50 °C to 70 °C
- Humidity range: 10% to 99% RH
Benefits
The large touchscreen and backlight simplify night-time checks and brief glances, making routine monitoring less fiddly. Having simultaneous indoor and outdoor readings on the same display helps correlate indoor humidity with outside weather and can support decisions about ventilation or heating. The ability to add extra remote sensors expands coverage so you can check several rooms or outdoor spots without buying another base station.
Usage Recommendations
Position the remote sensor away from direct sunlight and sources of heat for the most accurate outdoor readings. The transmitter includes both a magnetic back and a hanging hole, which allows attachment to metal surfaces or mounting on a wall depending on placement needs. Consider that the stated 150 m / 500 feet range is a line-of-sight figure and obstacles such as walls may reduce effective range in practice.