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Style: Full Color AC-Powered Display
Pattern Name: Weather Station
Features
- Optimal viewing angle is at or above eye-level Oversized color weather station with large digits.Unit is powered by an AC adapter with battery back up.
- Atomic clock technology ensures split-second accuracy, and automatically updates for daylight saving time
- 12 to 24-hour weather forecast displays 14 different icons to help you plan the day ahead
- Patented self-calibrating forecasting pulls data from a sensor in your back yard to give you the most accurate forecast for your exact location
- Daily high and low records for indoor and outdoor temperature
- Strong wireless range up to 330 feet (100 meters) and the device transmits data every 16 seconds and is perfect for indoor or outdoor use
- Note:Please refer to the user manual before using the product
- Color Weather Station Display Specifications:Indoor Temperature Range: 32 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit; 0 to 50 degrees Celsius,Temperature Accuracy: +/- 2 degrees Fahrenheit,Power: 5V, 100mA adapter; 3 AA alkaline batteries (for backup; not included),Dimensions:6.2-inch Height x 7.75-inch Width x 1-inch Depth
- Color Weather Station Sensor Specifications:Temperature Range: -40 to 158 degrees Fahrenheit; -40 to 70 degrees Celsius, Temperature Accuracy: +/- 2 degrees Fahrenheit Power: 2 AA alkaline or lithium* batteries. *Lithium batteries recommended for temperatures below -4 degrees Fahrenheit / -20 degrees Celsius,Dimensions: 4.8-inches Height x 1.6-inches Width x 0.9-inches Depth
- AcuRite Environment Systems Compatible: Yes
Description
Plan your day with confidence. The AcuRite color weather forecaster with jumbo display, remote sensor, and atomic clock delivers reliable ambient weather conditions, a weather forecast, plus ultra-accurate atomic clock technology. It's all shown on an easy-to-read color weather station display. This pro color weather station will accurately measure humidity, and has an precision indoor/outdoor thermometer. Combined with the time, day, and date, you have all the Information your need at a glance. Time zones HAST, AKST, PST, MST, CST, EST, AST. Temperature Range: -40º to 140º F.
Brand: AcuRite
Recommended Uses For Product: Time and Date
Specific Uses For Product: Temperature
Power Source: Corded Electric
Special Feature: Strong
Material: Plastic
Connectivity Technology: Wireless (proprietary frequency)
Number of Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
Style: Full Color AC-Powered Display
Color: Multicolor
Brand: AcuRite
Recommended Uses For Product: Time and Date
Specific Uses For Product: Temperature
Power Source: Corded Electric
Special Feature: Strong
Material: Plastic
Connectivity Technology: Wireless (proprietary frequency)
Number of Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
Style: Full Color AC-Powered Display
Color: Multicolor
Product Dimensions: 0.9"D x 4.8"W x 1.6"H
Included Components: Pack of 1 AcuRite 02081M Weather Station with Jumbo Display and Atomic Clock
Temperature Accuracy: +/- 2 degrees Fahrenheit
Are Batteries Included: No
Sensor Technology: Wireless
Upper Temperature Rating: 158 Degrees Fahrenheit
Item Weight: 1.6 Pounds
Manufacturer: Chaney Instruments
Shape: Rectangular
Display Type: LCD
Global Trade Identification Number: 17
Temperature Reading Accuracy: plus_minus_2_degrees_fahrenheit
UPC: 072397020817
Item Weight: 1.6 pounds
Item model number: 02081M
Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Assembly required: No
Batteries required: Yes
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Style: Full Color AC-Powered Display
Pattern Name: Weather Station
PREFATORY NOTE: I recently noticed some (evidently well-meaning) customers provided their own (evidently casual) VIDEOS and/or PHOTOS that, alas, make this weather station's backlit display appear excessively DARK. I don't know if said customers were simply hastily filming and/or if they hadn't set the weather station display's brightness level (via its own pertinent buttons) to its normal "100%" level. Anyway, prospective purchasers should frankly consider the (evidently Acurite-provided) much brighter photos near the top of Amazon's main product page (together with the evidently Acurite-provided INTRODUCTORY video) to be at least considerably more indicative of the altogether satisfying brightness level that I myself (admittedly no shutterbug) readily achieved with my own installed specimen of this product. * * * I recently bought this colorfully alluring AcuRite 02081M weather station, after having chosen it with some trepidation, considering that some customer reviews had cited not only the limitations of its display when viewed from certain angles and distances but also the general unsuitability of the display for WALL mounting. [More on those matters below, in this review’s final, “Bottom Line” section.] As I began installing the main unit on the rough side of my house's fully underground basement (in the "home gym" at the west end of the house), I inserted three AA alkaline batteries (for “backup” purposes) and then connected the AC power cord, whereupon the main unit received (seemingly instantly and effortlessly) the compatible, correct broadcast signal from my long ago installed AcuRite remote in the garage on the (fairly distant) east-end wall of the house. Moreover, it likewise automatically proceeded to successfully receive the “atomic clock” time-and-calendar signal information (broadcast from Fort Collins, Colorado). [Afterwards, I pressed-and-held the rear “SET” button (to enter manual-setup mode) and merely changed the “time zone” setting to MY location. (Doing so immediately corrected the displayed hourly time to conform to MY time zone.)] Of course, DST (daylight-saving time) biannual resetting (of the hourly time) will henceforth be handled automatically by this main unit, not me. Sweet! [Of course, you always have the option of switching “DST” off (via manual “SETUP” mode).] This main unit's built-in (indoor) thermometer is indeed accurate (matches the temperature readings of several of my highest quality "benchmark" thermometers that I'd temporarily placed adjacently). After several hours, the display's weather-forecast icon is already starting to (more or less) match the analogous icons of several of my other AcuRite weather stations installed throughout the house; so, its built-in barometer does appear normally responsive. [However, the displayed weather forecast likely won’t settle down and become fully decently accurate till somewhat after the completion of the initial “14-day Learning Mode” phase.] Interestingly, although I'd read certain other customers' claims that their specimens came with AC power adapter cords that were approximately FOUR or FIVE feet long, the one that came with MINE is approximately SIX feet long (thank goodness). Also, certain customers' claims regarding the backlight conveyed the notion that it's impossible to simply switch it completely off. But I soon found that this is absolutely untrue. For, after a brief bit of experimentation with not only the “UP” button’s but also the “DOWN” button's respective “brightness-level-toggling” sequences, I discovered it’s possible to use the “UP” button as a “BACKLIGHT ON” switch, and use the “DOWN” button as a “BACKLIGHT OFF” switch. [Just initially set this up by repeatedly pressing-and-releasing the “UP” button till the backlight shines at its normal “100%” level, and then repeatedly pressing-and-releasing the “DOWN” button till the backlight shuts COMPLETELY OFF. Thereafter (henceforth), you’ll always be able to just tap the “UP” button once to switch on the backlight, and likewise just tap the “DOWN” button once to switch off the backlight.] [NOTE: Curiously, the ability to switch the backlight COMPLETELY OFF isn’t even mentioned in AcuRite’s “Instruction Manual” for this model.] Moreover, having set up the backlighting mode (via exactly the steps explained in my prior paragraph), during the ensuing days and nights I noticed that AcuRite’s “AUTO DIM mode” (likewise available on various other of their weather station models) was similarly in effect with THIS model, as follows. During “daytime” hours, the backlight shines at its normal “100%” level; but during “nighttime” hours, the backlight shines at its lowest, “15%” level. [NOTE: Curiously, “AUTO DIM mode” isn’t even mentioned in AcuRite’s “Instruction Manual” for this model.] In my opinion (ranting frankly as an AVID hobbyist/collector of such "basic" weather station products, including MANY other models by not only Acurite but also by La Crosse Technology and Baldr), Acurite's obviously INEXCUSABLE lack of ANY included instructional information regarding not only the unavoidably confusing/frustrating “AUTO DIM mode” feature but also the unavoidably confusing/frustrating "backlight ON/OFF" feature of THIS model evinces a pathetic attitude of casual [corporate?] indifference that should have gotten the responsible employee(s) terminated. [Incidentally, I feel much the same way about the frustrating ABSENCE of not only the "day-of-the-week display" feature but also the "atomic clock" feature on MOST of Acurite's OTHER models of basic weather stations (but, thank goodness, the model discussed in THIS review shines as a noteworthy, happy EXCEPTION in both of THOSE particular respects)!] BOTTOM LINE: FIRST, know that IF you install this weather station’s display even slightly HIGHER than eye level, you will absolutely NOT be able to satisfactorily (if at all) discern the display’s information. Therefore, place the display either AT eye level or LOWER than eye level. SECONDLY – and equally importantly – know that you absolutely won't be able to FULLY sharply discern the display information IF the DISTANCE between you and the display is MORE than about 4 [or, better still, 3] feet. Consequently, you will surely NOT be fully pleased with this particular model unless you're able to view it from not only precisely the right ANGLE but also precisely the right DISTANCE. Regarding WALL INSTALLATION of the display: All of the control buttons – including the “UP” and “DOWN” ones, which are used to control the backlight – are on the BACK of the display. Therefore, I absolutely DON'T deem this model ideally suited for WALL mounting, especially considering its essentially “required” AC-power adapter’s cord would be dangling conspicuously from the display’s lower-right corner. [NOTE: Despite the buttons being on the unit's rear, it's very easy to operate them while facing the front of my below-eye-level, shelf-top-mounted unit. With my right-hand thumb tip placed lightly in front of the bezel, I simply move my right-hand index fingertip onto the easily felt "UP" button and/or the "DOWN" button, etc.] Thus I would argue that (for the vast majority of users) this model 02081M [unlike AcuRite’s related model 75077A3M, which is a strictly battery-powered, “no-backlight” version whose particular MONOCHROME display does, however, require BRIGHT ambient lighting (e.g., from a very nearby lamp)] is best used ONLY when installed upon a sufficiently low DESKTOP, SHELF, COUNTERTOP or TABLE, with its rear STAND pulled outward fully (or perhaps “not quite 100%” fully, such that you could adjust its viewing angle – albeit only very slightly – to somewhat tweak the display’s viewability from your vantage point). Therefore, IF – and I do mean "if" – you can luckily find or fashion an IDEAL installation location whose height AND distance are BOTH within this display's fairly limited range of “vertical vantage point viewability" for your purposes, you'll PROBABLY end up being altogether pleased with AcuRite’s model 02081M. [I say "probably" because, unsurprisingly, you'll also need to factor AMBIENT LIGHTING into the placement equation; for example, I myself wouldn't want to install this display in an unusually bright (e.g., sunny) area.] In fact, I'm now delighted that I bought this model 02081M. Although I did initially need a little time to figure out and fashion precisely the correct installation location for its display to look ideal, I now deem that colorful display’s tastefully subdued art beautiful, and all of its dark alphanumeric characters and weather-forecast icons actually look quite distinctly sharp.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023 by Henry Thoreau
Style: Grayscale Wireless Display
Pattern Name: Weather Station
This Acurite outdoor/indoor thermometer is the best for so many reasons. Although it's fairly small and doesn't take up space, the read outs are large and dark and accurate. From across the room you can see both temps PLUS the day of the week, date and time easily. Along with a sketch of upcoming sky forecast. And you set nothing. The read outs are obtained from satellites making everything accurate down to the minute. Adjustment for daylight savings time it does completely on it's own. Unlike every other clock in your house! Very easy to change batteries and it tells you when by flashing the temp reading. Get it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by CountryJazz
Style: Grayscale Wireless Display
Pattern Name: Weather Station
This is a nice unit, the right size for me as I can read it from across the room. The temps seem to be pretty accurate. I have another indoor-outdoor unit and they are always within a degree of one another. I find the display harder to read at a slight angle than other devices with similar displays. I do wish it was back lit as it easily washes out when it’s bright in the room. The puzzling thing is the clock. I set it manually and it seems to keep good time. Some days later I’ll find both the time and the date are wildly off - the last time it was two years off on the date and 10 hours off on the time. The time zone and dls are set correctly. It’s as though it connects to the time service in Colorado and updates to completely wrong values.this has happened multiple times. Very annoying. Update: at the suggestion of the company response here, I messaged the support group at Acurite. Since it’s been a few months over a year (purchased June. 2021), they declined to help and said we have no suggestions other than to buy a new one. And I was told there’s no way to turn off the updating. Disappointing. Update. As someone suggested in the Q&A section, when the clock gets off I put it in a north window and over the course of a few hours, it does reset to the correct time and date. Seems odd that the signal from Colorado can’t make it another 20’ across my house must be a weak signal
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2022 by Tom NM
Style: Grayscale Wireless Display
Pattern Name: Weather Station
This weather station arrived quickly and in good condition. It would have seemed to make more sense to place the plastic air bag below the weather station box (when the label is facing up), but it arrived fine just the same. I really wanted a device for the outdoor and indoor temperture as wel as the day and date and indoor temperture which this unit does very well. With so much screen space the information could have been designed a bit larger, but this works fine for my needs. This unit also "predicts" the upcoming weather with various graphics (rain, sun, snow, etc.). Similar models in the stores cost $20 more, when they had something in stock that was similar. I researched this unit a fair amount both in person and online. This unit uses black letter/numbers against a gray background and is powered by AA batteries ONLY. There is no power adaptor to plug in. I hang mine on the wall but there is a swing out stand available on the back of the unit to display on a table. The buttons on the back are easy to access without opening the back of the unit. The buttons are NOT recessed like my previous unit from another manufacturer. (Why make the buttons hard to press everytime you have to replace the batteries?) These setup buttons are both raised and nice and wide for a finger, and are easy to press. Four buttons adjust the settings, up, down and Temp F/C. This review is for the AcuRite Model 75077A3. I would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2019 by Cliff
Style: Grayscale Wireless Display
Pattern Name: Weather Station
Really nice size. Easy to read and seems to keep accurate temperature. The readout is nice and display with weather outside is good.
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2025 by Amy Edwards
Style: Full Color AC-Powered Display
Pattern Name: Weather Station
Very disappointing. Screen display was only visible when viewing the display at a downward angle. When placing display unit on a table top and sitting in a chair the screen display was faded and could not clearly read the display numbers. Hanging on the wall did not fix this issue either.
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2025 by Christopher D Wilson