INKBIRD Wi-Fi Digital Thermometer + Hygrometer Data Logger $15.99 (Was $36.99) Delivered @ Inkbird

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AssociatedInkbird on 25/07/2024 - 20:21 au.inkbird.com (1112 clicks)
Last edited 25/07/2024 - 20:42 by 1 other user

Smart WiFi Control
It can be connected through 2.4GHz WiFi(5G WiFi is not supported) no matter where you are, the mobile phone can be monitored remotely; which supports connecting multiple mobile phones, and conversely, a mobile phone can also read multiple sensors.
Data Storage & Export
Built-in temperature and humidity sensors, data is stored on the server and supports up to 1 year of historical data acquisition.
Smart Alert Function
The INKBIRD App supports charts, accuracy calibration, is easy to navigate, temperature alarm notification (alarm supports remote alarm, app information notification), data export, and recording time intervals can be set
Temperature humidity range and accuracy
Temperature range: -20℃～60℃ (-4℉～140℉); support higher temperature detection accuracy: ±0.3℃/±0.5℉; humidity range: 0%RH-99%RH; humidity Detection accuracy: ±3%RH. Calibration can be performed in the INKBIRD APP.

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  wibgyor on 25/07/2024 - 21:15

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  Mikael on 25/07/2024 - 23:15

  Too bad not to -25 or close for the deep freezer. Would like one to make sure it keeps cool and warn if too hot.

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    Mikael on 25/07/2024 - 23:34

    +1

    Ordered 2.

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    Geewhizz on 26/07/2024 - 05:39

    +1

    According to their website, " Not waterproof. Not recommended for use in refrigerator or freezer."

    There are fridge and freezer sensors you can buy though. The Accu rite one comes highly recommended.

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      chrism238 on 26/07/2024 - 05:50

      +1

      Yet, the page for the deal states "With its pocket-sized body, we can use it in refrigerators", Perhaps the fridge needs to be turned off?

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        Mikael on 26/07/2024 - 08:02

        Got one from MiHome that is rated for -20. It works ok in freezer and shows to -25. Drops out on occasion and out of range reading sometime. Mostly reads it fine. At least know if freezer broken. Had a door sensor on it at one stage because kids forgot to close lid. So warned if opened more then 3 minutes. (Deep freezer).

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  89tnp on 26/07/2024 - 08:30

  +1

  Good price. For that price point most similar products are Bluetooth only not wifi

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  ezzaf on 26/07/2024 - 09:41

  Can you run it from rechargable AAAs, or does it need the higher voltage of single use batteries?

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    ShMiCk on 26/07/2024 - 09:58

    I run on rechargeable, no issues. These things are solid.

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  EBC on 26/07/2024 - 10:17

  Rep, just bought a couple, but just want to point out that it is super weird to even suggest that I should give a tip for ordering something like this online.

  Not sure if that is just left in from a template but just thought I would mention it because it feels a bit weird to see there on the checkout page.

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    liam2040 on 26/07/2024 - 18:36

    A donation to charity field would be more appropriate if anything.

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  vicerum on 26/07/2024 - 10:30

  So if it's not waterproof, it's not suitable for outdoor use?
  I wanted to buy two, one for outside my bedroom window and one inside to monitor temperatures. Is there an alternative that would be better than this?

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    y2k on 26/07/2024 - 10:49

    Ubibot is a competitor with similar form factor
    who supply an external probe for outdoor conditions, and also have a huge advantage of external power (including the probe). They also work with Google Home.

    They're currently $89 on Amazon but occasionally go on sale (I bought one $67 in July 2023).

    That may seem super pricey but the advantage of USB power (with the AAAs as a backup) can't be underestimated IMHO. These devices are very battery hungry if they take readings frequently (say, every five minutes rather than hourly). I don't want to be changing batteries every month/few weeks.

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  CI on 01/08/2024 - 06:25

  Bought 3