National Geographic 9070600
 | Outdated Product £57.99 The National Geographic 9070600 weather station was developed in 2021 by German specialists for predicting weather phenomena and monitoring the home microclimate. This mid-range model monitors temperature, humidity, and pressure, displays trend changes throughout the day, and warns of hazardous temperature levels both indoors and outdoors. The data is shown on a color display with a clear structure, readable even at night thanks to the backlight. The gadget fully replaces a clock, calendar, and alarm, and can be easily placed on a table or hung on a wall, equipped with a hybrid power system (mains + batteries). Included in the package is 1 wireless thermo-hygro sensor with its own display for local information. The base allows for the connection of 2 more sensors to monitor parameters in d...ifferent zones and rooms. The range is 30 meters. |
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The National Geographic 9070600 weather station was developed in 2021 by German specialists for predicting weather phenomena and monitoring the home microclimate. This mid-range model monitors temperature, humidity, and pressure, displays trend changes throughout the day, and warns of hazardous temperature levels both indoors and outdoors. The data is shown on a color display with a clear structure, readable even at night thanks to the backlight.
The gadget fully replaces a clock, calendar, and alarm, and can be easily placed on a table or hung on a wall, equipped with a hybrid power system (mains + batteries). Included in the package is 1 wireless thermo-hygro sensor with its own display for local information. The base allows for the connection of 2 more sensors to monitor parameters in different zones and rooms. The range is 30 meters.
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