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Weather Station
Keywords: wireless rain gauge, AW012 rain gauge, wireless rainfall monitor, RCC weather station, rain gauge with outdoor temperature
Wireless rain gauge with radio controlled clock, detailed rainfall records from 1 hour to total since reset, plus indoor and outdoor temperature display.
1. 433 MHz wireless transmission with RCC — stable link between rain gauge and receiver with radio controlled time and date.
2. Detailed rainfall data — rainfall displayed for 1 hour, 24 hours, week, month and total since last reset, user selectable in inch or mm.
3. Indoor and outdoor temperature — both readings shown on the same receiver.
4. Radio controlled time with manual option — automatic RCC time and date, manual setting also available.
5. 12 / 24 hour mode, time zone and alarm — flexible time display with alarm function.
6. Free standing design — place the receiver on any flat surface without mounting.
7. Long battery life — minimum 12 months for the base station and 24 months for the remote sensor.
| Rainfall Display Range | 0 ~ 19,999 mm (0 ~ 788 inch) |
| Rainfall Periods | 1 hour, 24 hours, week, month, total since last reset |
| Outdoor Temperature Range | -40 °C ~ +65 °C (-40 °F ~ +149 °F) |
| Indoor Temperature Range | -9.9 °C ~ +80 °C (-15.8 °F ~ +176 °F) |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±1.0 °C |
| Transmission Range | Up to 100 meters (330 feet) |
| Transmission Frequency | 433 MHz with RCC |
| Power Supply — Receiver | 2 × AA alkaline batteries (not included) |
| Power Supply — Rain Gauge | 2 × AAA alkaline batteries (not included) |
| Battery Life | Minimum 12 months (base station); minimum 24 months (remote sensor) |
| Time Mode | 12 / 24 hour, RCC with manual setting option |
| Installation | Free standing |
When installing or changing batteries, always install the batteries in the outdoor sensor first, then install the batteries in the indoor receiver after 1–2 minutes. If you install the batteries in the indoor receiver first, you will not be able to get data from the outdoor sensor.
1. Garden and lawn irrigation planning based on weekly and monthly rainfall.
2. Farm and greenhouse rainfall logging with outdoor temperature.
3. Home weather monitoring where a compact free standing unit is preferred.
4. Rainfall records for hobby weather stations and school projects.