FT007 Wireless Thermo-Hygrometer
The FT007 Wireless Thermo-Hygrometer is a two-part system consisting of a console and a remote sensor, designed to measure indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity with a 433MHz wireless link. The console displays real-time readings, min/max history, and comfort level indicato
What This Model Is For
The FT007 Wireless Thermo-Hygrometer is a two-part system consisting of a console and a remote sensor, designed to measure indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity with a 433MHz wireless link. The console displays real-time readings, min/max history, and comfort level indicators, and can pair with up to eight sensors. It operates on standard AAA batteries, with the remote sensor using two cells and the console using four, enabling long-term deployment without wiring. The system is built for brands needing a ready-to-integrate weather monitoring solution without developing their own RF or firmware stack.
- One console supports up to eight remote sensors, reducing the need for multiple displays
- 433MHz transmission reaches 100 meters in open air, suitable for most residential and small commercial sites
- Battery-powered remote sensor eliminates the need for trenching or conduit runs
- Manual calibration for both temperature and humidity ensures accuracy in critical environments
- Min/max tracking and trend indicators help users interpret long-term data without software
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Where It Is Used
- Home and office weather displays sold under a distributor's own brand
- Greenhouse and nursery monitoring where humidity and temperature affect plant health
- Small warehouse or storage unit climate tracking for cold chain or sensitive goods
- Rental property management using a single console to monitor multiple units
- School science labs requiring student-accessible, low-maintenance climate data
Who It Is For
- Consumer electronics brands launching an own-label weather product without an RF team
- Distributors replacing a wired sensor that failed due to battery drain or cable damage
- Agricultural suppliers bundling climate data with irrigation or ventilation controls
- Building services integrators needing a non-invasive way to monitor indoor and outdoor conditions
Problems It Solves
- Sensors that require a wired connection, making installation costly and disruptive
- Remote sensors that die after one season due to poor battery management
- Console systems that cannot track min/max values or show trends over time
- Inconsistent readings from uncalibrated sensors that drift over time
- Systems that fail to scale beyond one sensor per console
Technical Features
- Indoor temperature sensing from 0 to 60 degrees C, outdoor from -40 to 60 degrees C
- Temperature accuracy of plus or minus 1 degree C across the full range
- Humidity sensing from 10 to 99 percent RH with plus or minus 5 percent accuracy
- 433MHz one-way transmission with 60-second update interval
- Min/max recording for both temperature and humidity, with trend indicators
- Comfort level indication based on combined temperature and humidity
- Manual calibration available for both temperature and humidity sensors
- Console supports up to eight remote sensors via the same wireless protocol
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 m in open area, 300 feet |
| Transmission Interval | 60 s |
| Receiver Power | 4 x AAA 1.5V LR6 alkaline batteries |
| Remote Sensor Power | 2 x AAA 1.5V LR6 alkaline or lithium batteries |
| Receiver Dimensions | 115 x 125 x 24 mm |
| Transmitter Dimensions | 45 x 110 x 21 mm |
| LCD Display Size | 95 x 80 mm (5 inch) |
Materials and Construction
- Moulded plastic housing for the console and remote sensor
- Weather sealed battery compartment sized for 2 x AAA cells in the remote sensor
- Battery compartment in the console sized for 4 x AAA cells
How It Is Made
Sensor and console sub-assemblies are populated and soldered on our own assembly line
Each remote sensor is tested for wireless transmission before final assembly
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 remote sensor
- Constant temperature and humidity chamber runs covering the -40 to +60 degrees C range
- Vibration testing to simulate transport and site mounting stress
- Smog ageing to check housing and seal integrity over time
- Final ageing test on every unit before packing
Customisation Options
- Own-label printing and retail packaging on request
- Console pairing to a customer's existing UCTECH-protocol display
- Alternative battery types (lithium or alkaline) specified at order time
- Manual and quick start guide in the destination language
Compared With the Alternatives
vs Wired thermo-hygrometers
No cable run needed, but the remote sensor requires battery changes every few months
vs LoRa-based sensors
433MHz is lower cost and sufficient for a single building; LoRa is better for large sites with multiple sensors
vs Sensors without min/max tracking
This model stores historical data, which is useful for diagnostics and reporting
Use Guide
- Place the remote sensor away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and air vents
- Mount the console at eye level for easy reading, either free-standing or wall-mounted
- Use lithium batteries in the remote sensor if operating below freezing
- Calibrate both temperature and humidity using the manual procedure before first use
- Check battery levels monthly and replace before the sensor stops transmitting
FT007 Wireless Thermo-Hygrometer Questions
What is the real range between the sensor and the console
100 meters in open air. Through walls, glass, and metal, expect around 30 meters, which covers most homes and small buildings.
How often does the sensor update
Every 60 seconds, which is frequent enough to track changes without overwhelming the console.
Can I use lithium batteries in the remote sensor
Yes. Lithium cells are recommended for cold climates or long-term deployments where battery life is critical.
Can I connect more than one sensor to the same console
Yes. The console supports up to eight remote sensors, each with its own ID.
How do I calibrate the temperature and humidity
Use the manual calibration function on the console. Follow the on-screen prompts to adjust readings against a known reference.
What 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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