FT0810 RF Weather Station
The FT0810 RF Weather Station is a console and sensor system that measures indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, records min/max values over 24 hours, and forecasts weather using barometric pressure. It transmits data every 60 seconds over a 433MHz link with a 100-meter ra
What This Model Is For
The FT0810 RF Weather Station is a console and sensor system that measures indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, records min/max values over 24 hours, and forecasts weather using barometric pressure. It transmits data every 60 seconds over a 433MHz link with a 100-meter range in open air, and supports up to eight sensors. The console runs on three AAA batteries or a 5.9V/500mA power adapter, while each sensor uses two AAA batteries. It is designed for brands needing a complete weather station solution without developing their own RF or firmware stack.
- One console handles up to eight sensors, reducing the need for multiple displays
- 60-second transmission interval captures meaningful changes without overwhelming data
- 100-meter open-air range covers most residential and small commercial sites
- Barometric pressure forecasting helps predict weather shifts without a separate sensor
- Min/max records auto-clear after 24 hours, simplifying long-term tracking
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Where It Is Used
- Home and office weather displays sold under a distributor's own brand
- Garden and greenhouse monitoring where temperature and humidity trends affect plant health
- Small retail or hospitality venues needing a low-maintenance weather display
- Horticultural suppliers bundling sensors with irrigation or climate control systems
- Cold chain or warehouse environments tracking temperature and humidity fluctuations
Who It Is For
- Consumer electronics brands launching an own-label weather station without an RF team
- Distributors replacing a weather station that failed after one season due to poor RF reliability
- Agricultural integrators needing a low-cost sensor network across a small farm or greenhouse
- Building services teams monitoring indoor climate in non-critical zones without wiring
Problems It Solves
- Weather stations that lose signal beyond a few meters due to weak 433MHz links
- Sensors that fail after one winter due to poor sealing or battery drain
- Console systems that cannot track multiple sensors without extra hardware
- Manual min/max reset required every day, increasing user error
- Lack of barometric pressure data in low-cost weather stations
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 records for temperature and humidity with 24-hour auto-clear
- Barometric pressure-based weather forecast using historical trends
- Time, alarm clock, snooze, and calendar functions on the console
- Three levels of adjustable backlight for visibility in low light
- Support for up to eight sensors on a single console
- Calibration for temperature, humidity, and pressure values
- 60-second transmission interval with 433MHz RF link
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 meter open area, 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 |
| 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 console and sensor
- Weather sealed battery compartment sized for 2 x AAA cells in the sensor
- Integrated power adapter connector on the console for the included 5.9V/500mA supply
How It Is Made
Console and sensor sub-assemblies are populated and soldered on our own assembly line
Housings are sealed and tested on rainfall and waterproof test equipment
Every unit undergoes a final ageing test before packing
Quality Control
- Rainfall and waterproof testing on the assembled sensor and console
- Constant temperature and humidity chamber runs covering the -40 to +60 degrees C range
- Vibration testing to simulate transport and mounting stress
- Smog ageing to verify housing and seal durability
- Final ageing test on every unit before packing
Customisation Options
- Own-label printing and retail packaging on request
- Console firmware configured to match a customer's existing UCTECH-protocol display
- Alternative battery and power adapter configurations available
- Manual and quick start guide in the destination language
Compared With the Alternatives
vs Single-sensor weather stations with no min/max or forecast
The FT0810 supports up to eight sensors and includes auto-clearing min/max and barometric forecasting
vs Wired weather stations requiring cable runs
No cabling needed for sensor placement, but requires battery changes every few months
vs LoRa-based weather stations
433MHz is lower cost and sufficient for single-site use; LoRa is better for large or obstructed sites
Use Guide
- Place the console in a central indoor location, away from direct sunlight and heat sources
- Mount the sensor at least 2 meters above ground, clear of obstructions like walls and trees
- Pair the sensor with the console before installing it outdoors
- Replace AAA batteries every 6 to 12 months depending on usage and environment
- Use the included 5.9V/500mA adapter to power the console continuously
FT0810 RF Weather Station Questions
What is the real range between the sensor and the console
100 meters in open air. Through walls, foliage, or a roof, expect around 30 meters, which covers most homes and small gardens.
How often does it update
Every 60 seconds, which is long enough to conserve battery but short enough to track meaningful changes.
Can I use the console with a different sensor model
Only if that sensor is on the UCTECH 433MHz protocol. Send us the model number and we will confirm compatibility.
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.
Can I power the console with the included adapter only
Yes. The 5.9V/500mA adapter is included and can power the console continuously without batteries.
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