Youshiko YC9331 Digital Weather Station with Radio Controlled Clock ( UK Official version )

Weather forecast with display of weather trend (with animation) and also with Frost (ice) alarm.

The weather station measures Weather forecast, moon phase and date, alarm and Barometer Pressure and minimum/ maximum temperature and humidity for the next 24 hours ( after every 24h @ Midnight min/max value will reset automatically ),

Temperature in either Centigrade (C) or Fahrenheit (F) (Measuring range inside : 0°C to +50°C / 32°F to 122°F) / out side: -20°C to +70°C / -4o°F to 158°F

Humidity indicator (Measuring range: 20% to 95% RH)

Air pressure ranges: 600 Hpa / mb ~ 1100 Hpa / mb / 17.72 inHg ~ 32.50 inHg

Radio Controlled clock (MSF - UK Version), Automatic time change for Spring & Autumn and automatic time checks, Precision time keeping.

Dual alarm with snooze function ( 5 minutes alarm interruption ), Comfort Level, Outdoor Temperature Alert etc.

The weather station comes with Swiss precision wireless sensor which can be placed up to 60 meters or 196 feet from the main weather station.

Optional multiple sensors ability: up to 3 sensors can be displayed for 3 different locations outdoor or indoor of your choice.

1 (one) wireless sensor included (Splash-proof) / Additional sensor Youshiko YC9312 available Separately - optional / Low battery indicator, Weather station: Desk top or Table standing / Wireless sensor: Wall mounting or Desk top or Table standing.

Product main unit Size: : 18.5 cm X 10.6 cm, Remote Sensor size: 9.6 cm X 5 cm

Battery type: Main unit: AA x 2 pcs (Not included) / Sensor: AA x 2 pcs (Not included) .

Comes with Main Display Unit, 1 X Sensor, 1 X User Manual and UK warranty

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Youshiko YC9331 Wireless Weather Station, (Official UK Version) Radio Controlled Clock Indoor Outdoor Temperature Thermometer, Humidity, Barometric Pressure, Ice Alert

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