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Ambient Weather TX-3107 Floating Pool and Spa Thermometer for WS-7078, WS-7079, WS-8482, WS-8478 Weather Stations
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Ambient Weather TX-3107 Floating Pool and Spa Features
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Includes 1 floating pool & spa thermometer
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Supports up to 8 channels for integration with your Ambient Weather Station
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Wireless 915 MHz sensor range up to 150 feet (100 feet in most conditions)
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Sensor measures 3.94 x 3.94 x 8.17 in
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Sensor powered by 2 x AA batteries (not included)
About Ambient Weather TX-3107 Floating Pool And Spa
The TX-3107 is only compatible with the WS-8482 and WS-8478A Weather Stations. It is not compatible with the WS-8478. The 7-channel floating pool and spa thermometer is ideal for home owners that wish to monitor and send alert notifications when the pool or spa is too hot or cold. The sensor probe sends the data to the WS-8482 Smart Weather Station Console (sold separately). Monitor the temperature in your pool on the handy display console and remotely on the Ambient Weather Network. The Ambient Weather Network is the most user friendly design for monitoring your data across different platforms. Quickly view detailed information with our animated expandable modules. The TX-3107 wireless pool and spa thermometer is waterproof and floats on the surface of the water. The sensor displays and wirelessly transmits the water temperature to the display console. The seven channel selectable switch allows you to monitor water temperature from seven different locations. The screw-on lid with locking key design with double internal gaskets provide a leak free, water resistant design. Perfect for ponds, tanks, and any other fluid based water applications. Note:The TX-3107 is designed to float. If the TX-3107 is used under a cover and the sensor is constantly submerged, the additional pressure will lead to premature gasket failure. Moisture will enter the sensor compartment and cause sensor failure.
