Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Profi WLAN-Wetterstation 7 in 1 solarbetrieben Wettercenter 190,5 mm (7,5-inch) Display 150m Übertragungsreichweite Außensensor für Windgeschwindigkeit Windrichtung Temperatur Luftfeuchtigkeit Niederschlag

Purchasing this weather Station was a good idea at the time. No problems assembling and installing. Getting it to hook up to the wireless internet was a nightmare. It is not easy as the paperwork says. The instructions, to me, leave much to be desired. I gave up and just left it alone. Having the temp inside and out is useful. The unit does not allow you to set the time manually or do anything else manually. After a week it did finally set the time overnight. Still, no wireless.

I was asked to write a comment on this. It was easy to mount but there is no app. You have to figure out 2 different programs to enter he info into the data base. This unit isn’t even listed so you have to use other. My old Lacrosse unit was much better than this. Instructions were hard to read and hard to understand, they made no sense. U tube video was used to deceifer some of it but was not really any help. I would not recline and would not buy again.

had this weather station for over a month now and love it. Opted for the model without internet. The only issue we have had is the temperature reading went crazy then stopped working. Reset the outside unit by taking the batteries out and covering the solar panel then holding the reset button in for about 15 seconds. It took about a day for the temp to start working again but so far so good. The only other thing to be aware of is the thickness of the rechargeable battery's you use. Ours are Woolworths brand and think they are a little thick as the cover is very hard to clip back on

I purchased this station 11 months ago. Installation wasn't hard. Within 6 months the light and UV sensors quit registering anything. The temp and wind seems to still work appropriately. The rain gauge also seems fairly accurate, but I wouldn't swear to it. I'm honestly not sure I'd buy this again seeing certain systems stopped working in 6 months and has me questioning the accuracy of what is still working.

Un gros défaut de l'YT60232, pas de possibilité de remplacer l'adresse IP, car de nombreux routeurs utilisent l'adresse 192.168.1.1, cela reste une aberration de conception dans la communication du WIFI. Pour la notice d'utilisation, il n'a pas de traduction en français, mais en téléchargeant sur le site VEVOR la doc du YT60235, on peut se débrouiller, parce que beaucoup de similitude. Pas de sauvegarde de l'heure, quand il y a une coupure d'alimentation, et que l'on ne soit pas connecter sur le Net, il faut refaire les réglages. Reste à voir la tenue dans le temps.

I recently purchased a Weather Station from Vevor and wanted to share my experience with the product. The weather station's sensor is equipped with a small solar panel and comes with inexpensive rechargeable batteries, which appear to be of lower quality. We bought the weather station on July 24 and installed it according to the manual. The weather station is installed in Greece, where we have an average of around 2,700–3,000 hours of sunshine per year. I mention this in relation to the rechargeable batteries and the small solar system included with the weather station. We installed the rechargeable batteries that came with the product, but they seem to be low-quality. About a week ago, these batteries died and are no longer recharging. Since we positioned the weather station on a long mast, it is extremely inconvenient to bring the 7-in-1 sensor down to replace the batteries. One major issue I encountered was during the installation process. Mounting the sensor on a 5-meter mast was quite challenging. The height and the complexity of the setup made the task more difficult than I had anticipated. While the idea of a solar-powered sensor is appealing, the quality of the rechargeable batteries raises concerns about their durability and long-term performance. Considering the effort required to install the sensor at such a height, I highly recommend purchasing high-quality branded rechargeable batteries to avoid frequent replacements. This will save you the trouble of taking down the sensor every 2 to 3 months. Overall, while the weather station has its advantages, the challenging setup process and the questionable battery quality diminish the overall experience.

Being able to remotely access was the reason that I purchased, and you have to pay a monthly fee to view on a smartphone and they get to use your data. Wouldn't recommend

Works OK. I have been unable to set the correct time since i originally set it up. I had an internet outage and since then the time has been set to Germany time. I’m in the US. I have used the app to reset it but it doesn’t take.

First one would not sync up had to fight to get a second or a refund. They try to offer you smaller amounts of money to make up for it not working until you finally get a replacement or refund.

Seems to work ok but is susceptible to RF interference not happy with that. easy to install and setup