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WS2355 La Crosse USB Professional Weather Station
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Product Description
The La Crosse WS2355 is a complete weather station measuring temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind, rainfall, dew point, windchill, date/time, and short range forecast. It operates on battery power or AC/DC adaptor and the sensors can be cabled or operate wirelessly up to 100m line of sight.
Features:
- Temperature display in degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius
- Indoor and outdoor temperature and relative humidity
- Wind chill factor
- Air pressure (inHg or hPa, relative or absolute)
- Weather forecast display by weather icons (sunny, cloudy, rainy)
- Wind direction display with LCD compass
- Wind velocity (uer selectable in mph, km/h, m/s, knots or Beaufort)
- Dew point temperature
- Detailed display of rainfall data
- Records min/max for air pressure (relative or absolute), indoor/outdoor temperature, indoor/outdoor humidity, wind chill, dew point temperature, wind speed, rainfall maximum records for last 1 or 24 hours
- Programmable alarm for each weather variable
- Advanced storm warning alarm
- LED back light
- Free computer software for transferring and displaying weather data onto your PC with USB connection
- Battery or AC/DC power
Specifications:
- Outdoor temperature range --- -29.9C to + 69.9C
- Indoor temperature range --- -9.9C to + 59.9C)
- Humidity range --- 1% to 99% (1% resolution)
- Rain volume display --- 0 to 999.9mm
- Wind speed --- 0 to 160 km/h
- Barometric pressure --- 800 to 1,080 hPa with resolution 1hPa
- Transmission range --- up to 100m (330 feet) line of site
- Transmission frequency --- 433MHz
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Product Reviews
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PC Interface Up & Running
Posted by Michael Jones on 9th May 2017
Since my first review, I have had a technologist set up my PC interface. The readouts that one obtains are fascinating. I now have an ever-updating table of readings, at what ever time-interval I choose. I began by choosing every 5 minutes, just to see what fine variations can occur; and now I have settled for hourly. Around dinner time each day, I switch on and take a look at exactly what happened over the previous 24 hours. I then scribble a few of the highlights into a diary, while the official record remains forever in my computer as a dat. file. I have Windows 10, and the set-up instructions to "configure the USB port" were of no help, but the USB driver installed easily, and when we searched for a suitable COM Port, we found the active one easily. Where it not for my unease with a few of the instructions, I would have rated this product five stars.
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A High Quality Product
Posted by Michael Jones, michaeleric.j@gmail.com on 1st May 2017
I installed this model a month ago and have been impressed with the capacity of the system, and the range of read-outs. I am using it with cable connections instead of WiFi, as my area suffers from EMF interference - so my reception at the base station is perfect. I deliberated long and hard before placing the Thermo-Hygro Sensor on a wall of the house which receives no sun whatsoever. I then placed the other sensors within 10 metres of this - the rain sensor on a shelf I made projecting off the roof fascia, and the wind sensor on a disused aerial pole that was still in place on the roof ridge. In these positions I have avoided the interference of trees, and believe I am receiving close to optimal readings. Already I have measured a gust of 92.1 kph. I had wanted to use the PC interface, but I am finding it impossible to enable the USB port - as so far as I can tell the system is not compatible with Windows 10. In general I find the manual too complex to follow easily, and there are definite gaps - such as how to separate the base of the rain gauge for screwing down. The Help Desk has assisted me considerably, but a forum of users would help too, if we could start one.
