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Honeywell
TE923W Professional Weather Station with Remote Control and Atomic
Alarm Clock
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When it comes to home
weather stations, the Honeywell TE923W Weathertime®
Professional Weather Station
is in a class by itself. First off, it's totally wireless, so there
are no interconnections required between the remote sensors. There's even
a wireless remote control to make selections on the main (display) unit. And because the
main unit can be powered by an ac adapter, the display
backlight can remain on constantly. In addition to the usual
temperature-humidity, wind, and rain outdoor sensors, the TE923W includes
a UV (ultraviolet) sensor to measure and report the intensity of the sun's
rays. A weather software CD-ROM and a USB cable for your pc are also part
of the package. The radio-controlled ("atomic") clock in the
TE923W has two alarms, each with programmable snooze, plus an ice warning
pre-alarm.
For years, Honeywell has been the name to trust for high-quality indoor environmental controls. Now you can have the same
quality in environmental monitoring. For superior environmental
instrumentation, why not go with Honeywell, the name you know you
can trust?
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The Honeywell TE923W Professional
Wireless Weather Station is silver with
a black front panel. It's about 8.7 inches wide and stands about 6.4 inches tall. This
station can rest free-standing on a table or shelf, or with the stand
folded in, it can hang on a wall. The control pushbuttons are
under the hinged portion of the front panel to the right of the
display, or you can also use the supplied infrared remote control
to make your display selections.
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Display and Backlight. The LCD panel on the TE923W
main unit is about
4-3/4 inches (121 mm) wide by 4-1/4 inches (108 mm) high. The
largest digits in the various display "windows" are the
ones for hour and minutes (or month and date), and these are about
9/16 inch (14.3 mm) tall. Temperature, humidity, rainfall, and UV
index digits are almost exactly 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) tall. The digits
and characters that indicate degree tenths, barometric pressure,
wind speed, wind chill, weekday or clock seconds, and sunrise and
sunset times are smaller.
When the TE923W is powered from the
included ac adapter, you can turn the blue LED display backlight on
(continuously) or off, or you can set it to toggle on and off automatically based on ambient
light level. With automatic toggling selected, you can adjust
the light sensor's sensitivity to high or low, as appropriate for
your particular environment. With battery-only powering (four AA
alkaline), the
backlight comes on for about 5 seconds when you press the LIGHT /
SNOOZE bar on the top of the station. Also with battery-only main
unit powering, you cannot use the infrared remote control. If you use the
ac adapter to power the station, you can still install batteries to
provide backup power in case of an ac outage so that programmed settings and
data in memory will not be lost.
The largest display window on the
TE923W is the Pressure and Weather Forecast Window at the top left
of the LCD panel. In it you'll see a kinetic forecast icon (Sunny,
Partly Cloudy, Cloudy, Light Rain, Heavy Rain, Unstable Weather, or
Snow) along with a moon phase icon, the sea level pressure, and a
24-hour sea-level pressure history graph.
Just so you know, the weather forecast is for 12 to 24 hours in the
future and is about 70% accurate. Pressure can be displayed
in inHg (inches of mercury), hPa/mb (hectopascals/millibars), or
mmHg (millimeters of mercury). The SET button lets you display the
local barometric pressure, sea level pressure, or your set altitude.
We should mention that the TE923W has the widest altitude
compensation range of any weather station we have yet seen. You can
enter your altitude from
-657 to +16,404 feet (-200 to +5000 meters) and view what your local
pressure would be at sea level (as reported on radio and tv). Additional displays
available in this window include past and future moon phases (+/-39
days) and Channel 1 temperature and humidity history bar graphs.
The UV Window displays sunlight
intensity as either the UV index (UVI) or Minimal
Erythemal Doses per Hour (MED/h). You also see the exposure level
(e.g., LOW), a corresponding comfort (face) icon for that level, a
small bar graph, and a low battery icon if the UV sensor's battery
is low. Additional available information included daily and weekly
maximum readings.
The Clock and Alarms Window can display hour
and minutes (12-hour format with PM, or 24-hour format) along with either a weekday
abbreviation, your selected city code (from an extensive list in te
User Manual), or clock seconds. As
alternatives to these, it can display month, date, and year or UTC
(Coordinated Universal Time (also known as Greenwich Mean Time, or
GMT). Daylight Saving Time changes are automatic, but if you enter
USR (for User) as the city code, you can turn auto-DST changes off
if desired. If you do enter USR, you'll also need to enter your
longitude, latitude, and time zone. The weekday abbreviation can be in English, German, French,
Italian, Spanish, or Dutch. The Clock and Alarms Window is also
where you can set and view alarm status. Alarm functions include a weekday alarm, a
single day alarm, and a cold weather pre-alarm.
- The weekday alarm will sound at your
chosen time every day of the week, Monday through Friday.
- The single day alarm is set to sound
once. It can be used to wake at a different time any day of the
week without disturbing the weekday setting.
- The cold weather (ice warning) pre-alarm feature
allows you to set the alarm to go off early if the outdoor temperature
is below freezing. The pre-alarm feature can be set to trigger
the weekday or single alarm early in increments of 15 minutes, from
15 minutes to 90 minutes.
You can program a snooze interval of
up to 15 minutes, and all three alarms will have this snooze
interval. Additional items in the Clock
and Alarms Window include a tower and waves icon to indicate WWVB
atomic clock signal reception and strength and a low battery icon if
the batteries in the main unit are low.
The Sunrise/Sunset Window displays either the
sunrise and sunset times for the city you selected (along with sunrise
and sunset icons) or that city's latitude and longitude. Here is
where you enter your own latitude and longitude if you opted, in which case you'll see the sunrise and sunset times for
your entered location.
The Temperature and Humidity Window at the top
right of the display shows the temperature (in °F
or °C) and relative humidity (in %) for indoors and the selected outdoor
(or other remote) channel. You also see a signal reception icon for
the selected thermo-hygro remote. Pressing the SET button displays
the dew points in place of the temperatures. You can option the
display to automatically scan through all active channels. Here is
where you can program high and low temperature alerts for each
remote channel and view recorded minimum and maximum indoor and
outdoor temperatures and humidity.
The Rain Window displays (in inches or
millimeters) the rainfall for the past hour, past 24 hours,
yesterday, past week, or past month. It can also display a rain rate
estimate in inches or millimeters per hour. Here is where you can
also program a rainfall alert that is activated if daily rainfall
exceeds your programmed amount. A low battery icon appears in this
window if the batteries in the rainfall remote are low.
In the Wind Window, the wind direction is
shown by an animated compass display. The wind angle can be
displayed as compass points (e.g., WNW) or in bearings from true
north (e.g., 22.5°). At the
upper left of the window is displayed your choice of wind chill or
actual temperature at the remote anemometer's location. At the lower
left of the window, you can view the average wind speed for the last
10 minutes, the maximum gust speed for that period, and the maximum
average wind speed and maximum gust speed recorded during the day.
Here is where you can also program wind and gust alerts that are
activated if the average wind speed and the gust speed exceed your
programmed values.
Remote Control and Sensors. The infrared remote control included
with the TE923W weather station is the TS607. The included outdoor
weather remotes are as follows:
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The infrared remote control included
with the TE923W weather station is the TS607.
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TS906 rain gauge (maximum
transmission range of 100 feet or 30 meters with no
interference). This remote mounts on a horizontal surface and
has an integral leveler.
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TS805 anemometer (maximum
transmission range of 100 feet or 30 meters with no
interference). This remote mounts on a wall or pole.
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TS704 UV sensor (maximum
transmission range of 328 feet or 100 meters with no
interference). This remote can be mounted on the ground, on a
stake, or on a wall and comes with a ground mounting stand, a
stake, and a wall mounting base.
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TS34C five-channel temperature
and humidity sensor with display (maximum transmission range of
328 feet or 100 meters with no interference). This remote can
rest on a horizontal surface, or it can be wall-mounted via a
keyhole slot on the back.
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Although only one TS34C thermo-hygro
sensor is included, the TE923W can actually work with up to five of these
remotes. Additional TS34C remotes must be purchased separately.
The infrared remote control uses two
AAA alkaline batteries, and all outdoor weather remotes use two AA alkaline
batteries. If below-freezing temperatures are expected, use lithium
batteries in the outdoor remotes instead of alkaline. Also, it's a good idea to bring
the rain bucket inside if below-freezing temperatures are expected so that ice formation and
expansion will not occur and cause damage.
Setup and Use. For all of its
features and sophistication, the TE923W is quite easy to set up
and use. During setup, you must program barometric pressure
parameters; the time, date, and weekday language; and your location
data for sunrise and sunset times. Optional programmable parameters
are time alarms, temperature alerts, daily rainfall alert, and
wind alerts. After setup, you navigate between the display windows
by using the up arrow and down arrow buttons. An icon in each window
flashes when that window is selected for viewing. After a window is
selected, the SET button toggles between basic display modes in the
window, and other buttons can be used for changing the displayed
information if this is an option in that window.
PC Software and Cable. Without
being connected to a pc, the
TE923W can track 200 weather records. To install the included
software for additional capabilities, you simply put the CD-ROM in
your pc and follow the prompts on the screen. Unlike some
professional weather stations that have serial ports, the TE923W has a USB port and
includes a USB cable, so you won't have to search for a compatible
serial-to-USB adapter cable. See the Specifications below for
hardware requirements to run the software.
| Specifications |
English |
Metric |
| Remote
Transmitter General Specifications |
| RF
transmission frequency |
433 MHz |
| RF
transmission range, thermo-hygro and UV remotes |
Maximum
328 feet |
Maximum
100 meters |
| RF
transmission range, rain and wind remotes |
Maximum
100 feet |
Maximum
30 meters |
| Maximum number of
thermo-hygro remotes |
5 |
| Barometric
Pressure Measurement |
| Range |
14.75
to 32.44 inHg |
500
to 1100 mb/hPa or 374.5 to 823.8 mmHg |
| Resolution |
0.003
inHg |
0.1
mb/hPa or 0.08 mmHg |
| Accuracy |
0.015
inHg |
5
mb/hPa or 0.38 mmHg |
| Altitude
compensation range |
-657
to +16404 feet |
-200
to +5000 meters |
| Indoor
Temperature Measurement |
| Range |
+14.2°F to
+140°F |
-9.9°C to
+60.0°C |
| Resolution |
0.2°F |
0.1°C |
| Accuracy |
+/-2°F |
+/-1°C |
| Sampling
interval |
10
seconds |
| Remote/Outdoor
Temperature Measurement |
| Range
(lithium batteries installed) |
-40°F to
+176°F |
-40°C to
+80°C |
| Resolution |
0.2°F |
0.1°C |
| Accuracy |
+/-2°F |
+/-1°C |
| Sampling
interval |
10
seconds |
| Transmission
interval |
approximately
47 seconds |
| Indoor
Humidity Measurement |
| Range |
0%
to 99% |
| Resolution |
1% |
| Accuracy |
5% |
| Sampling
interval |
10
seconds |
| Remote/Outdoor
Humidity Measurement |
| Range |
0%
to 99% |
| Resolution |
1% |
| Accuracy |
+/-2°F |
| Sampling
interval |
10
seconds |
| Transmission
interval |
approximately
47 seconds |
| Sunrise
and Sunset |
| Accuracy |
1
minute (for latitude within 50°) |
| Ultraviolet
Light Measurement |
| Range |
0
to 36 UVI or 0 to 15.4 MED/hour |
| Resolution |
0.1
UVI or 0.1 MED/hour |
| Accuracy |
1
UVI +/-10% |
| Transmission
interval |
300
seconds |
| Wind
Direction Measurement |
| Range |
0°
to 360° |
| Resolution |
22.5° |
| Accuracy |
11.25° |
| Starting
threshold |
3
mph |
4.8
km/h |
| Transmission
interval |
33
seconds |
| Wind
Speed Measurement |
| Range |
0
to 199.9 mph or 0 to 173.7 knots |
0
to 199.9 km/h or 0 to 89.3 m/s |
| Resolution |
0.1
mph |
0.16
km/h |
| Accuracy |
2
mph +/-5% |
| Starting
threshold |
3
mph |
4.8
km/h |
| Wind/gust
speed display update interval |
33
seconds |
| Wind/gust
sampling interval |
11
seconds |
| Rainfall Measurement |
| 1
hr / 24 hr / yesterday range |
0
to 78.73 inches |
0
to 1999.9 mm |
| Last
week / last month range |
0
to 787.3 inches |
0
to 19,999 mm |
| Resolution |
+/-5%
+/-0.03 inch |
+/-5%
+/-0.6875 mm |
| Sampling
interval |
10
seconds |
| Transmission
interval |
183
seconds |
| Hardware
Requirements for Weather PC Software |
| Operating
system |
Windows
98 or above |
| Memory
size |
128MB
or more of RAM |
| Hard
disk size |
100MB
or more of free space |
| Optical
device |
2
x CD-ROM drive |
| Calendar and Clock |
| Time display format |
12 or 24 hour, hh:mm format;
seconds can be optionally displayed |
| Date format |
Month-date-year
or date-month-year |
| Atomic
clock |
May be
optionally disabled |
| Time
zone |
Adjustable
in 30-minute intervals for world time |
| Day of the week |
User-selectable
for English, German, French,
Italian, Spanish, or Dutch; displayable in place of clock seconds or
city code |
| Alarm |
Dual alarms,
each with 2-minute crescendo pattern and programmable 1 to
15-minute snooze, plus programmable pre-alarm at
sub-freezing outdoor
temperatures |
| Power |
| Main unit |
Four AA or
UM-3 (1.5V) batteries required (not included, alkaline
recommended). For continuous backlight operation and use
of infrared remote control, main unit must be powered from
included ac adapter (120Vac 60Hz input, 7.5Vdc 200mA output,
center pin positive. |
| Thermo-hygro,
UV, rain, and wind remotes |
Two AA
or UM-3 (1.5V) batteries required for each remote (not included).
Alkaline recommended. Lithium batteries may be used for
extended low temperature operation. |
| Infrared
remote control for main unit |
Two
AAA or UM-4 (1.5V) batteries required (not included.
Alkaline recommended. |
| Battery
Life (Alkaline) |
| Main
unit |
2
months when operating on batteries only |
| Thermo-hygrometer |
More
than 12 months |
| UV
sensor |
2
years |
| Anemometer |
2
years |
| Rain
gauge |
2
years |
| Weight
(Without Batteries) |
| Main
unit |
8.15 ounces |
231 grams |
| Thermo-hygrometer |
2.29
ounces |
65
grams |
| UV
sensor |
2.78 ounces |
79 grams |
| Anemometer |
11.12
ounces |
315
grams |
| Rain
gauge |
10.24
ounces |
290 grams |
| Infrared
remote control |
3.18
ounces |
90
grams |
| Dimensions
(Width x Height/Length x Depth/Thickness) |
| Main
unit |
8.66 x 6.38
x 1.38 inches |
220 x 162 x
35 mm |
| Thermo-hygrometer |
2.37
x 4 x 1 inches |
60
x 101 x 25 mm |
| UV
sensor |
2.58 x 4.45
x 2.58 |
65.5 x 113
x 65.5 mm |
| Anemometer |
19.16
x 19.16 x 15.35 inches |
486.6
x 486.6 x 390 mm |
| Rain
gauge |
6.49 x 6.89
x 4.72 inches |
165 x 175 x
119 mm |
| Infrared
remote control |
1.61
x 5.94 x 0.86 inches |
40
x 150 x 22 mm |
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Note:
The TE923W Professional Weather Station
has
"atomic" clock functionality. Atomic, or radio controlled,
clocks receive
a radio signal to set themselves. Like any radio receiver, however, they may not
be able to receive the signal if they are in a building with a lot of steel in
the structure, near computers or other electrical equipment that may generate
interference, or if the weather is unsuitable. The signal they receive does not
propagate well during the day. That's the nature of the signal, not the clock.
These clocks are designed to catch the signal when they can, generally in the
middle of the night, calibrate themselves, and then run quite accurately for
days until they can catch another signal. When you first put in the batteries,
they will most likely not set themselves until the middle of the night. That's
normal. By morning, weather permitting, it should be correct. Under less than
ideal conditions, it could take a few days. Also, Daylight Saving Time changes may
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