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Features
Professional weather center displays outdoor temperature and humidity
Measures wind chill, wind velocity, direction, and rainfall
Includes storm warning alarm
Wireless Transmission range up to 330 feet
Manual set time and date display
Description
Track your outdoor weather. Professional Weather Center displays temperature, wind, rain, and pressure readings with a 12hour historical graph. Wireless Thermo-Hygro Sensor transmits temperature, wind and rain information with Instant Transmission (state-of-the-art wireless technology designed & developed by La Crosse Technology) to the base unit and has a transmission range of 330 ft. Customize it to your preferences from the wind speed settings: Mph, Km/H, M/S, or Beaufort scale, and rain total settings: inches or mm. Also, features a programmable Hi wind alarm. In addition, This Weather Center stores up to 200 historical sets of Weather Data recorded within 3 hour intervals and storm warning alarm to warn you of bad weather coming. Packed full of features: MIN/MAX values for Out Temp & Humidity & Wind plus programmable alarms, Barometric pressure and 3 Icon Weather Forecast and tendency arrows. Manual Set 12/24 Hour Time display with Calendar and alarms. Wireless Technology packed with convenience.
Product Details
Product Length:
9.0 inches
Product Width:
12.25 inches
Product Height:
10.25 inches
Product Weight:
6.0 pounds
Package Length:
12.1 inches
Package Width:
10.5 inches
Package Height:
8.7 inches
Package Weight:
3.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 28 reviews
Customer Reviews
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A nice little weather station Mar 11, 2010 I purchased this model for all the features offered (wind speed/direction, self-emptying rain guage, temperature/wind chill, humidity, current barometic pressure with history, weather tendency icons, etc.). The selling point to me was the 5 weather alarms feature listed on the package. Living in Tornado Alley, we need to know of storm watches and warnings. Therefore, I was disappointed to learn afterward the alarm features are for temperature, humidity, wind speed, barometic pressure, etc. Why would anyone need an audible alarm to go off for something like temperature, humidity, or air pressure? The logic behind that escapes me.
Another disappointment (a minor one) is that the time and date must be set manually. Being manufactured by LaCrosse Technology, why is it not radio controlled to automatically receive this information from the atomic clock at Ft. Collins, CO? Our other LaCrosse clock certainly is. I also wish the desktop station itself was a little larger for easier viewing.
Other than these points, I am pleased with the weather station and very much enjoy watching it.
amazon came thru!!! Feb 17, 2010 i made a mistake when ordering this item for a chrismas present for my son and had to reorder at the last minute. i was told that the item would not be delivered until 3 days after christimas. four days before christimas the gift arrived and ther was no extra charge!!! i was really amazed with amazon"s customer service. the weather station really works great. thanks for saving our holiday. hugh mattox
Customer Service is non-existent Feb 05, 2010 We have used this product about 6 months. When we changed the batteries the unit would not reset. We have called and emailed the company repeatedly and have received no acknowledgement except the canned email you get. We have tried to call several times in the last 2 weeks, where you can only leave a message. The call has not been returned.
Amazon can not help us. The warranty is through LaCrosse.
I definitely would not tell any one about this product due to the lack of customer service.
Melody
LaCrosse Model 1510 Bad Product *** Jan 28, 2010 Bought this item at retailer. Poor design, but LaCrosse did give prompt customer service. The first time the wind hit 60 MPH the cups came off the wind sensor (which is not fast in Oklahoma). They were lost. I received new cups with instructions within 5 days. The next time the wind hit 60 MPH there went the cups again. Never did find them either time. This time I had to ship the entire wind sensor back to LaCrosse. That meant another trip to the roof. 10 days later an entire wind sensor unit arrived. Worked fine for another week. Then the radio link between the rain sensor and the display failed and will not reset using the user manual procedure. After all this trouble I have come to the conclusion that I'm glad I purchased from a Local Retailer (Wally World) as it is going back. Don't even think of buying this product because of the failures and it definitely is not user friendly. Must have been designed by a Blind Chinese.
Not Good Jan 02, 2010
I must share with you my irritation with the PROFESSIONAL WEATHER CENTER WS-1510-IT Weather Channel unit. Had I purchased the unit myself it would now be on some retailer's return shelf. But, it was a Christmas present and I feel obligated to get the thing working. I have invested two or three hours trying to mount, set-up and understand the unit. So far I can read barometric pressure and that is it. Some dissatisfaction details:
Instructions printed way too small; 1-2 mm!
Mounting precautions [wood vs metal vs plastic; protect from sunlight and rain buried in the back of the instruction books
Button descriptors on the main unit hinder set up.
Your directions restarting a non working unit appear to be taken from a Three Stooges script. "Remove batteries from the Thermo-hygro (outdoor) sensor, Rain sensor and the Base station. With the batteries out of the Base station, press any button 20 times. Let everything sit without
batteries for 10 minutes. Verify that the Base station is completely
blank before proceeding.
2. Then disconnect and reconnect the Wind sensor cable (be sure it
clicks into place). Reinsert the batteries into the Thermo-hygro
sensor and the Rain sensor. Be sure to use a new, quality alkaline
battery (heavy duty and rechargeable types should be avoided)
3. Reinstall batteries in the Base station and do not press any other
buttons for AT LEAST 10 minutes while the station completes its
startup sequence. "
I have a couple of hours into this thing. As soon as it warms up a little I'll attack it again. So far unit is nowhere worth the money or my effort.
based on 28 reviews
A nice little weather station Mar 11, 2010
amazon came thru!!! Feb 17, 2010
Customer Service is non-existent Feb 05, 2010
