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3.53 out of 5
19 ratings in Canada
For heaven sake, ask your programmer not to use an extra % for humidity notification! It’s not that difficult - you know! Basically, looking at your source code, your developer needs to drop % because it’s already there! Or, maybe your entire company’s staffs need to double check their glasses!
Love these units while things work. But when I’m using them to monitor valuable equipment that can’t freeze, I can’t afford the app to crash. And when I’m paying $70 per unit, plus $150 for the gateway, this is bad news.
I got my first one in 2018 and bought a second in 2019. One is in my cigar humidor and the other in the back yard. These are really slick units. When the newest one failed after a few months, I received a replacement within a few days; great customer service.
I need a tool to remotely monitor temperature/humidity. I haven’t had any experience with alerts but the monitoring part works well and their support has been excellent.
I am using this device to test fridge temperatures. I don’t use alerts or check reliability of the humidity readings. No crashes and temperature data collected matches my expectations. I connect through Bluetooth and have not tried it over the internet paired with a gateway.
If you are relying on alerts it does not work. I will return everything back to amazon.
Work amazing in my greenhouse. Will get more sensors.
It doesn't work like it used to, have to open the app and refresh a few times before it updates. Also it hardly finds the senson anymore.
Sometimes it alerts me, sometimes it doesn’t. The issue it that I need it to alert me. If my incubator goes above 85, deformities can happen. Just woke up to it at 87, and no alert. Alerts have been messed up for months.
Hardware is awesome. It just WORKS. The app could use some help. Like being able to set my own graph scaling instead of setting upper and lower limits based on recent actual temperatures. You cannot manually set the display order, but I do 1.xxx, 2.xxx to have it sort the way I want. And an iPhone widget! I put in a feature request several YEARS ago, it never happened. I would think that would be a pretty popular one. The hardware really is good, though.
