La Crosse Technology TX28U-IT 915 MHz Wireless Thermo-Hygro Sensor  enlarge Brand: La Crosse Technology Category: Home List Price: $21.95 Buy New: $20.95 as of 2/7/2012 00:37 PST details You Save: $1.00 (5%) In Stock New (3) from $20.95 Seller: Ambient Weather Sales Rank: 16,358 Color: White Media: Kitchen Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3 Dimensions (in): 6 x 2 x 1 Warranty: 1 year warranty MPN: TX28U-IT Model: TX28U-IT UPC: 757456991795 EAN: 0757456991795 ASIN: B000VVVM2I Release Date: October 9, 2007 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Features:   •  Remote wireless thermo-hygro sensor; transmits from up to 330 feet any La Crosse 915 MHz Instant Transmission weather system   •  LCD screen displays outdoor temperature and humidity level; wall mount or stand alone options   •  Assesses outdoor temperatures from ?31.9 to +139 degrees F, and humidity levels from 1 to 99 percent   •  Requires separate purchase of compatible weather system and 2 AA batteries; install out of direct rain or sun   •  Measures 1-3/4 inches wide by 1 inch deep by 6-1/4 inches high; limited 1-year warranty Similar Items: La Crosse Technology Combo11-IT Wireless Weather Station Combo Pack La Crosse Technology TX7U Temperature Sensor La Crosse Technology TX21U-IT 915 MHz Wireless Temperature and Humidity Sensor La Crosse Technology WS-9037U-IT Wireless Forecast Station with Pressure History La Crosse Technology La Crosse Technology Weather Channel WS-9020TWC-IT Intelligent Forecast Station with Multi-Language Display Option Editorial Reviews: Product Description The La Crosse Technology TX28U-IT 915 MHz Wireless Temperature and Humidity Sensor is used in conjunction with La Crosse Technology wireless weather stations that use the 915 MHz Instant Transmission wireless technology. The temperature and humidity are displayed on the LCD on the sensor itself.

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