Ecowitt HP2551 with 7" TFT Display, 7-in-1 Sensor & WiFi Weather Station
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- £199.00 GBP
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- £199.00 GBP
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The Ecowitt HP2551 weather station consists of the 7-in-1 sensor suite and large 7" TFT full colour display making it an advanced weather station with full WiFi internet access.
The 7-in-1 sensor suite measures wind direct and speed, temperature, humidity, solar radiation, UV level, and rain.
The 7" high resolution TFT colour screen has a friendly & well-designed interface with two selectable backgrounds (dark or light). The console displays wind speed and direction, dew point, rainfall, indoor outdoor temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, moon phase, solar radiation and UV. There is also a full colour weather forecast function and optional microSD memory card to store historical data with a 1GB card storing on average 10 years of data without the need for an internet connection.
This indoor data, along with the outdoor sensor data is uploaded to the FREE Ecowitt service via WiFi and is used to calculate rainfall rate, wind chill, dew point and heat index. All of this can be viewed on an iOS, Google App, or Ecowitt weather website in a browser.
You are not just limited to weather data on the Ecowitt weather site or App, you can share your data further afield with free access to Weather Underground, WeatherCloud and your own web server.
Unlike some other stations, the Ecowitt HP2551 can be expanded with a variety of sensors, click here to view the latest Ecowitt sensor matrix.
All of these are available to view in the App, or online via Ecowitt.net and in the 3rd party services that support this sensor type.
Included
The Ecowitt HP2551 includes the following items:
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HP2550 WiFi 7" colour TFT console.
- WN32A Indoor temperature / humidity / barometric pressure sensor
- 7-in-1 sensor array
- Mounting bracket for 25-50mm pole (pole not supplied as standard)
- UK power adapter
- Instruction manual via electronic delivery (100 comprehensive pages)
Technical & Manual
The HP2551 consists of:
HP2550 7" Full Colour TFT Screen
- Separate WN32A indoor sensor with LCD display
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Atmospheric pressure sensor
- Configure WiFi via console
- Configure additional sensors via console
- Publishes sensor data to Internet based weather services including
- Ecowitt weather server: ecowitt.net.
- WeatherUnderground.com
- WeatherCloud
- Only sensor data supported by each specific service will be uploaded.
- View historical records from your weather station with optional microSD card
- View all current sensor and historical records, and graphs on Ecowitt.net server. History records can also be exported in Excel format
- Wireless Range from external sensors: 330 feet / 100m (unobstructed)
- 868MHz UK and European frequency
7-in-1 sensor suite
- Outdoor temperature and humidity
- Rainfall
- Wind speed, gust speed, and wind direction
- Calculated wind chill, dew point and heat index display on the WS View App
- Solar light intensity
- UV index
- Solar powered with 2 x AA battery backup (not included)
- 868MHz UK and European frequency
- Mounting bracket for 25-50mm pole (pole not supplied as standard)
A copy of the HP2551 weather station instructions can be downloaded by clicking here.
This has to be one of the best weather stations in this price range. Very easy to setup and install. The sensor array connected to the station straight away, as did the WH57 lightening sensor. You also have the option to send the data to Ecowitt Weather, Weather Underground, Met Office WOW and Weathercloud, and again this was easy to set up. The other plus of this station is you can expand the sensors if so required. All in all a very good weather station.
The best weather station I've had. Bought a few years ago and has not had to do maintenance once! Large clear screen, very good range. Very satisfied, nothing to complain about
Most reviews go on about the clear large display which has a lot of information and graphs available. I love that the indoor temperature, humidity and barometer are in a separate sensor from the display. This shows a clear thought to a design that won't be compromised by the warmth of the screen and can be placed perfectly. I have already added an extra outdoor sensor.