FT-0814 RF Weather Station
The FT0814 RF Weather Station is a complete indoor-outdoor system that measures indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, records min/max values over 24 hours, and forecasts weather based on barometric pressure. It transmits data every 60 seconds over a 433MHz link with a rang
What This Model Is For
The FT0814 RF Weather Station is a complete indoor-outdoor system that measures indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, records min/max values over 24 hours, and forecasts weather based on barometric pressure. It transmits data every 60 seconds over a 433MHz link with a range of 100 meters in open air. The console runs on three AAA batteries or a 5.9V/500mA power adapter, while the outdoor sensor uses two AAA batteries. It supports up to eight sensors, allowing expansion across a property without reconfiguring the console.
- 433MHz transmission reaches 100 meters in open air, covering most residential and garden sites
- Every 60-second update interval captures meaningful changes without overwhelming the console
- Supports up to eight sensors, so one console can monitor multiple zones without extra hardware
- Min/max records auto-clear after 24 hours, so historical data stays relevant
- Barometric pressure-based weather forecast helps users anticipate changes without relying on external sources
Where It Is Used
- Home weather displays for brands selling own-label smart home devices
- Garden and rooftop monitoring for distributors in Europe and North America
- Small farm or greenhouse setups needing temperature and humidity tracking across zones
- Retail chains installing weather stations in showrooms or customer lounges
- Cold chain and HVAC integrators using the console as a local environmental monitor
Who It Is For
- Consumer electronics brands launching an own-label weather station without an RF team
- Distributors replacing a sensor that failed after one season due to battery drain or RF drop
- Agricultural suppliers bundling sensors with irrigation or greenhouse controls
- Integrators needing a low-cost, battery-powered sensor for sites where cabling is not feasible
Problems It Solves
- Sensors that fail to transmit beyond a garden due to weak 433MHz links
- Console systems that require a wired connection to the sensor, limiting placement
- Battery-only sensors that need frequent replacement in high-usage environments
- Weather stations that do not record min/max values over a 24-hour cycle
- Systems that lack a barometric pressure forecast, forcing users to rely on external apps
Technical Features
- Indoor temperature and humidity sensing from 0 to 60 degrees C and 10 to 99 percent RH
- Outdoor temperature and humidity sensing from -40 to 60 degrees C and 10 to 99 percent RH
- Min/max temperature and humidity records that auto-clear after 24 hours
- Barometric pressure-based weather forecast with no external data source required
- 60-second transmission interval for consistent data updates
- Support for up to eight outdoor sensors, expandable without console changes
- Adjustable backlight with three levels for visibility in different lighting
- Calibration for temperature, humidity, and pressure on the console
- LCD display with 169 x 124 mm dimensions for clear, readable data
Specifications
Values taken from our own product documentation. Anything we cannot verify is marked rather than estimated.
| Indoor Temperature Range | 0 to 60 degrees C |
|---|---|
| Outdoor Temperature Range | -40 to 60 degrees C |
| Temperature Accuracy | plus or minus 1 degree C |
| Humidity Range | 10 to 99 percent RH |
| Humidity Accuracy | plus or minus 5 percent |
| Transmission Frequency | 433 MHz |
| Transmission Range | 100 meters in open air, 300 feet |
| Transmission Interval | 60 seconds |
| Console Power | 3 x AAA alkaline batteries (not included) |
| Sensor Power | 2 x AAA alkaline batteries (not included) |
| Console Power Adapter | 5.9V / 500mA, included |
| Display Console Dimensions | 215 x 159 x 24 mm (H x W x D) |
| Sensor Dimensions | 75 x 53 x 20 mm (H x W x D) |
| LCD Dimensions | 169 x 124 mm (L x W) |
Materials and Construction
- Moulded plastic housing for the outdoor sensor
- Weather sealed battery compartment sized for 2 x AAA cells
- Integrated antenna in the sensor housing for 433MHz transmission
How It Is Made
Sensor sub-assemblies are populated and soldered on our own assembly line
Housings are sealed and checked on rainfall and waterproof test equipment
Every unit is ageing tested before it leaves the factory
Quality Control
- Rainfall and waterproof testing on the assembled sensor
- Constant temperature and humidity chamber runs covering the -40 to +60 degrees C range
- Vibration testing to reproduce transport and mounting stress
- Smog ageing to check the housing and seals
- Final ageing test on every unit before packing
Customisation Options
- Own-label printing and retail packaging
- Console pairing to a customer's existing UCTECH-protocol display
- Alternative battery and power adapter configurations on request
- Manual and quick start guide in the destination language
Compared With the Alternatives
vs Wired weather stations
No cable run needed, but the sensor is limited by battery life and 100m range
vs Wi-Fi weather stations
No router dependency, but lacks cloud sync and remote access
vs LoRa-based sensors
433MHz is cheaper and sufficient for a single property; LoRa is better for large or obstructed sites
Use Guide
- Mount the outdoor sensor at least 1.5 meters above ground, away from direct sunlight and heat sources
- Place the console indoors, away from metal objects and large appliances that may interfere with RF
- Use lithium AAA batteries in cold climates to maintain performance below freezing
- Pair the sensor with the console before mounting it outdoors
- Check the battery level every 3 to 6 months and replace when low
FT-0814 RF Weather Station Questions
What is the real range between the sensor and the console
100 meters in open air. Through walls, trees, or a roof, expect around 30 meters, which covers most homes and gardens.
How often does it update
Every 60 seconds, which balances data freshness with battery life.
Can I use lithium batteries instead of alkaline
Yes. Lithium AAA cells are recommended for cold climates or long-term use.
How many sensors can the console support
Up to eight sensors. Each sensor must be paired with the console during setup.
What is the lead time and minimum order
Tell us the quantity and target ship date and we will confirm both by email. Lead time depends on whether own-label printing and packaging are involved.
Which certifications does it carry
TBC. Ask us for the current certificate set for your destination market before you place the order.
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