KeeKitIndoor Outdoor Thermometer, Digital Hygrometer Meter Gauge with 3 Wireless Sensors, Temperature Humidity Monitor with LCD Backlight, Min/Max Record for Home, Office, Restaurants, Bars, Café

The media could not be loaded. I have had one of these now for about 3 years and I really liked it so I wanted to make a video of it just in case you guys were in the market for a good digital thermometer. This set includes 3 sensors plus the base for a total of 4 zones. It not only provides temperature in either Celsius or Farenheit, but it also shows humidity levels in all zones. With a 100 meter range it really works well for me as I use it to monitor my refrigerator, freezer plus indoor and outdoor temps and humidity levels.

I have owned this almost 4 months now, and it is really great.My previous outdoor unit kept getting hijacked by my neighbors temp sensor from Lowe's, so I decided to try this, to get a different freq.I have not recharged the remote sensors yet! Amazing battery life I think for such small rechargeable units.I have mine setup as 1 outdoor sensor, 1 freezer and 1 refrigerator sensor.It is not lightning fast on refresh rates, but plenty fast enough. That way you get a much more realistic value of the temps.It was also super easy to pair the remotes with the base station display.

tl;dr: Sensors 2 & 3 were 2º (F) higher than sensor 1 and the base.Not perfect but I'm happy enough. I'm mostly interested in temp diffs between areas; this works for me.- - Full story:After a couple of days of use I suspected some readings might be off. I placed all 4 components on my nightstand. I waited a few hours to adjust to room temperature and I saw that the base station and sensor 1 agreed on the room temp. Sensors 2 & 3 also agreed with each other - but not with sensor 1 and base. Over 4 days, this disparity didn't change. Two & 3 read high.I'm pretty sure sensor 1 & base are close to accurate. Sensor 1 agrees with my SkyScan indoor/outdoor temps. I placed sensor 3 outside and those readings seem to be a couple of degrees higher than they should be.

All 3 sensors worked in the garage. This contrasts with another brand I purchased, RoaProbe, where none of the 3 sensors would work in the garage or even shorter distances. I have just completed testing the sensors in several identical places to check on consistency of temperature and humidity readings. Sensors 2 and 3 are almost identical in several circumstances and sensor 1 is somewhat different on humidity reading (about 4%). Compared to other thermometers these temperature readings match and therefore I assume are accurate. The base unit is small which is a plus for me. I am very pleased with the sensors.Note: Make sure you hold down the 'Channel' button after installing the batteries to sync sensors.

we bought this to monitor the temperatures in different parts of our travel trailer in the winter. We attached the main body to the wall as you come into the trailer. The three sensors went, one into our bedroom, one in the outdoor shower to monitor the exterior temperature, and the last into the "basement" the large storage area accessed through two side doors on the trailer. I did not want things to freeze during the winter. Each of the sensors was no more than 15 feet from the main unit so I cannot comment on any distance reliability but close in they were great. It was nice to monitor the outside, and basement all in one unit. It also let us know that the bedroom was always 2-3 degrees colder then main living area. It also has a light so at night we could check the temperature to see it we needed more heat. Easy to read, accurate and worked well in cold weather. Lowest recorded temperature was 20F.

My last station had an accident it failed to survive so I went looking for one. This one arrived the next day and I had no problems getting the remote to be recognized by the base station (my instructions appear to be updated to say that the batteries in the remotes must be installed before installing batteries in the base station). Synching the units wasn't immediate but within 30 seconds the first unit was found by the base station and the other two shortly followed. The 3 remotes was nice, one is outside on our deck, one is in the garage and the other is downstairs.All the remotes when they were on the kitchen table read within 1/2 deg F of each other. It does take a while for any remote to respond to a significant change like putting it outside. I assume there is enough thermal mass that it takes a while for the temperature sensing unit to see the new conditions.

After several expensive outdoor weather stations got destroyed by insect infestations, I wanted something inexpensive enough to be expendable after a year or so if necessary. I also wanted several outdoor temperatures at locations where we actually go rather than where meteorologists like to put sensors. This unit fit both requirements. As one who handled weather instrumentation professionally before I retired, I was not expecting three affordable remotes and a console to have thermometers accurate to within a few tents of a degree F. This system does. I inter-compared the sensors with each other, with an independent digital thermometer, and with nighttime local readings on several weather networks. The sensors are self consistent to +/- 0.1F and consistent with the other sensor to 0.2F and the network to better than 0.5F. The system is utterly simple to install and initialize. We are thoroughly enjoying it.