I mounted the remote rain sensor less than 25 feet from the main uniit and the remote temperature sensor less than 50 feet away in a visible straight-line run. (The temperature sensor was visible through a window, main unit resting on window sill.) Brand new alkaline batteries. Unit failed to maintain communication to both sensors. It works when everything is together on the bench; when you set it up it fails miserably. I'm returning it and will try the Oregon Scientific model instead.Click Here to see more reviews about: Honeywell TC150 Wireless Rain Gauge
Product Description:
The Honeywell TC150 Alarm Clock and Wireless Rain Gauge can monitor rain fall up to 100 feet away. With a back-lit display for easy night time viewing, the clock offers precise quartz time, a dual crescendo alarm with snooze, and programmable time zones. The clock also features a rainfall display, programmable rain alarm, and offers up to seven days of rain collection history. It also has three-channel remote sensor capabilities and comes with one wireless sensor. The station can auto-scan all three remote channels. (Additional sensors for remote monitoring are sold separately.) When the remote sensor is powered by two AA alkaline batteries, the unit has an outside temperature range of minus 4 to 158 degrees Fahrenheit, and minus 38 to 158 degrees Fahrenheit if lithium batteries are used. For humidity monitoring, the clock has an indoor and outdoor range of 25 to 90 percent. (The two AA batteries required for the sensor, and the two AA batteries required for the main unit, are not included.)
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