Oregon Scientific Thermometers

Radio Controlled Atomic Alarm Clock sets itself using U.S. Atomic Clock radio waves. Monitors indoor and outdoor temperature. Wireless transmission frequency. Crescendo dual alarm with 8-minute snooze function. Low battery indicator. Table or wall mount option.

Long range thermo-hygrometer with weather forecaster Monitors temperature and humidity in up to three remote locations Outdoor temperature range from 4.0° to 140° F Remote sensor to main unit transmission frequency of 433MHz Remote se
Customer Review: Easy
We purchases the base which comes with satellite monitor. We have the base inside, the other monitor outside and bought a second for our wine cellar. It was easy to set up and use. It is accurate and we haven't had any problems after a year.
Customer Review: Oregon Scientific BAR898HGA
This is a swseet system for monitoring the temperatures in 4 locations. I have the base unit in the study, one outside, one in the basement and one in the attic. The basement unit I use to monitor the humidity, as we have a lot of stuff stored there, and I want to be sure the dehumidifyer is set at the proper level. The attic unit I use to monitor the heat buildup in the summer to determine if I need to put in other cooling devices. The outdoor unit and the study unit have the obvious benefits. The system also maintains a perfect time that is set by the US satellite sytem, and so I adjust all other clocks and watches in the house to match this standard. I also view the base unit from time to time to see what the weather forecast is, but that is not its main use.

Perfect for monitoring outdoor temperatures next to the kitchen or living room windows, Oregon Scientific's John Deere digital clock comes with a water resistant outdoor probe on a 10-foot cable. The unit displays the time in bold, black digits and, without cluttering its austere screen for easy reading, also shows both indoor and outdoor temperatures at the same time. The backlit LED screen means easy reading even at night. And, the unit mounts to the wall or sets on the desktop for easy viewing. ++ Your electronic products today, like electronic toys and portable audio, are more thirsty for power than ever. Keep them running longer, with Philips PowerLife Alkaline.

Additional features include: 12-hour clock which automatically sets itself to the U.S. atomic clock- never needs adjusting for Daylight Saving Time; Month/day calendar in English, French or Spanish; Monitors and displays indoor and outdoor temperature; Supports up to 3 remote temperature sensors that can receive transmission from sensor from up to 100 feet; Sensor can withstand cold weather of up to ?22 F (with lithium batteries). Slim and stylish, it?s the perfect office companion. You won?t miss another meeting with the atomic clock feature and you can easily scroll through the US time zones to figure out the time where your colleagues are. The RMR182A also comes with one remote sensor so you'll always be aware of the temperature outside the building.

This stylish, new weather forecaster and self-setting clock monitors trends in humidity and temperature. The clock provides precise time from the U.S. Atomic Clock. Graphic weather icons forecast the local weather for the next 12-24 hours. Remote sensor has up to 100 feet transmission range Illuminated with HiGlo Electro-luminescent backlight 3 levels of pressure, temperature and humidity trend indicators - Rising, Steady or Falling 12 to 24 hour weather forecasts with graphical icons Moon phase indicator Switch to display in Farenheit or Celsius Batteries are not supplied with this product. You will need to purchase 3 x UM-3 (AA) 1.5V alkaline batteries forthe main unit, and 2 x UM-4 (AAA) 1.5V alkaline batteries for the remote sensor Unit Dimensions - 7.25L x 2D x 4.75H inches
Customer Review: Does what it's supposed to do
This item was way smaller than what I expected. However, it gets the job done.
Customer Review: Unreliable (have two units)
I have bought two of these sets (but about a month apart, so they shouldn't be the same production run). Both of the wireless remote sensor links stopped working after about six months. BOTH WERE PURCHASED ON AMAZON, but one was through an Amazon-affiliated vendor. Oregon Scientific would not honor the warranty, even though the unit was brand-new. It's not an issue with the batteries- tried lots of things to get them working, and called support a couple of times. I am utterly unimpressed and disappointed with Oregon Scientific and their unreliable products. Being an electronic design engineer, I can see they could have done much better to make a quality product. Now I know why they look for loopholes to avoid honoring their purported warranty. AVOID this!!!