Ecowitt HP2553 Wi-Fi Weather Station $370.59 Delivered @ Ecowitt via Amazon AU

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Time: Wed, Jul 29 3:25 PM - 11:25 PM AEST

Features:

• Personal Weather Station: provides accurate weather information with newly designed interface on a 7" large TFT (high resolution) colored display console; allows you to monitor your home and backyard wirelessly and have fun

• Wi-FI Capable: Supports uploads to Weather Underground/Weather Cloud/WOW via Wi-Fi connection; View weather conditions in your backyard with free iOS and Android apps from weatherunderground

• Separated Weather Sensors for Best Locations: Solar Powered Ultrasonic Anemometer Sensor Package - measures wind direction, wind speed, wind gust, UV & light, temp & humidity data; Self-emptying Rain Collector - The wireless funnel-shaped rain collector is self-emptying and easy to install

• Large TFT Color Screen: User friendly & well-desingned interface with 2 background (dark/light) selectable; Displays wind speed and direction, dewpoint, rainfall, indoor outdoor temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, moon phase, solar radiation and UV; with weather forecast & Alarm function for all sensors; View max/min / historical records / graph directly on the console

• Supports upload to our free weather server: ecowitt.net and user customized website(needs to having the same protocol with wunderground or ecowitt.net) ; Supports MAX 8 WH51 soil moisture sensor + MAX 4 WH41 PM2.5 air quality sensor + MAX 8 WH31 multi channel temperature and humidity sensor;Sensor ID management function and calibration functions for all the sensors

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  auMouth on 29/07/2020 - 13:25

  No Bargain, $65 more expensive than a few months ago. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/520185
  Nevermind, mobile display vs TFT display is a difference for some.

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  antonthenet on 29/07/2020 - 13:54

  Do all of the instruments need to be in the wifi zone for it to work properly?

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    Tekno-Man on 29/07/2020 - 14:49

    The sensors transmit to the screen on 433mhz.

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      Canberran on 29/07/2020 - 17:50

      That's Radio Frequency (RF)

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        pegaxs on 30/07/2020 - 11:36

        Technically, anything transmitting from about 20kHz to about 300GHz is "radio frequency".

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  Dunny74 on 29/07/2020 - 16:23

  +1

  $370 for a weather station, does it come with Jane bunn for that price

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  UFO on 29/07/2020 - 17:00

  +1

  Excellent deal!

  Fullfilment by Amazon as well.

  This particular unit is also compatible with all the Ecowitt sensors (air quality meters, soil moisture level etc), and connects easily to Weather Underground.

  Good discussion on it here https://www.wxforum.net/index.php?topic=38630.0.

  $370 delivered by Amazon is about as good as it gets. If you've been looking at weather stations, you'll know that other pro units (like from Davies) are way more than this.

  As far as I know its identical to Ambient Weather's WS-5000 (I even think the sensors work with each other, but do your own research).

  If you're a weather geek (or buying for one) this is Rolls Royce territory in terms of weather monitors.

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  S150160 on 29/07/2020 - 17:37

  +3

  I got the HP2553 which I paid for $435.99 from Amazon earlier this month. Ecowitt has a really good customer support based on my personal experiences.

  The Ultrasonic anemometer from the HP2553 works really well, way better than the HP2551 (I paid for $279.99 from Amazon) that I got at home.

  Since there is no moving parts, it can pick up stronger wind gust, which makes it 10-20% higher on data and it refreshes every 1-4s (depending on how strong the wind) compared to the budget all in one model that comes with HP2551.

  I guess if you don’t mind paying for a bit extra for better and more accurate sensor, hoping to pick up the weather data from the upcoming storms (with WH57 Lighting Sensor, which also picks up the lighting counts and distances "km" away from your sensor), or jump ship from either AcuRite (it was really really expensive back then, like $550 w/ shipping) or the more expensive Davis Vantage Vue but with similar refresh rates, then go for the HP2553.

  Otherwise the budget model HP2551 works just fine for everyone.

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    UFO on 29/07/2020 - 19:58

    +1

    Good review mate, nicely done.

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    Stingey on 29/07/2020 - 22:49

    Nice summary. But why do I need to know the details about my local wind gusts?

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      S150160 on 30/07/2020 - 03:25

      It depends, not everyone needs a weather station at home and not everyone needs to know the wind gusts. When people got their weather stations installed, the data became widely accessible to general public. It’s nice to have, but not necessary.

      The weather and climate can be quite different compared to the city and in the city outskirts (like Brisbane with 7C and Ipswich with -2C)

      Some people may say the data recorded from the bom stations are never gonna be accurate in their perspectives because they live >20km (or more) away from the nearest, offical bom weather station/s.

      This is when these weather stations come in to place.

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  unifex on 30/07/2020 - 00:24

  Isnt this one just as good for a few hundred less ?
  https://www.amazon.com.au/ECOWITT-Weather-Station-Powered-Fo…

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    S150160 on 30/07/2020 - 03:35

    I would say it’s good for people who wants a compact,”all in one” device. Long story short, it just works as a weather station that comes with a monitor.

    For the monitor, I bought it along with the soil moisture sensors for my mum coz she loves gardening as well. It tells her whether the plants and pots needs more water or not at all.