Comparing Davis Weather Stations
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weather stations by feature
We’ve summarized the features found
on each Davis weather station that we sell in the chart
below. Each weather station is typically available in several different
versions, with and without optional sensors and with various
installation options, including wireless transmission of
data.
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. Comes on Standard Weather
Station
* Available with addition of
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| Barometric Pressure (altitude below 12,000 ft
or 3650 m) |
26.00" to 32.00"
660.0 to 810 mm
880.0 to 1080.0 mb |
±0.05"
±1.3 mm
±1.7 mb |
| Dew Point |
-99°F to 140°F; -73°C to 60°C |
±4°F; ±2°C |
| Inside Humidity |
10% to 90% |
±5% |
| Outside Humidity |
20% to 100% |
±5% |
| Daily Rainfall |
0.01" to 99.99"
0.0" to 999.8 mm |
±2% |
| Accumulated Rainfall |
0.01" to 99.99"
0 to 9999 mm |
±2% |
| Inside Temperature |
-32°F to 140°F
0°C to 60°C |
±1°F
±0.5°C |
| Outside Temperature |
-50°F to 140°F
-45°C to 60°C |
±1°F
±0.5°C |
| 12 or 24 Hour Clock |
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±15 sec/month |
| Wind Direction |
1° to 10° increments |
±7° |
| Wind Speed |
to 175 mph, 282 kph, 152 knots, 78.2 m/s |
±5° |
| Wind Chill |
-134°F to 140°F
-92°C to 60°C |
±4°F
±2°C |
| Leaf Wetness |
0 to 15 |
n/a |
| Solar Radiation |
0 to 155 w/m2 |
5% |
| Soil Temperature |
-50°F to 140°F
-45°C to 60°C |
±1°F
±0.5°C |
Information used with permission from Davis Weather Instruments.
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