ecowitt WN34 Temperature Sensor User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- ECOWITT
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WN34 Temperature Sensor
User Manual Temperature Sensor
Model: WN34
WN34 Temperature Sensor
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Getting Started
1.1 Parts List
- One Temperature Sensor
- One Mounting bracket for sensor
- One Hose clamp for mounting to a pole
- One Hexagon M12 screw for mounting
- One Screw ST D3.2M2.06 for mounting
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Overview
Figure 1: Temperature Sensor (cabled version)
Figure 2: Temperature Sensor (probe version)
Note: This temperature sensor has two versions: a probe version (WN34S)
and a cabled version (WN34L) as your selection. The probe sensor is mainly
used to test the soil temperature, while the cabled version is mainly used to
test the water temperature.
The two versions will be recognized as the same sensor type by the software.
If you purchased both, they will share the eight channels together and the
total supported quantity of the two sensors could not exceed eight for one
receiver.
2.1 Features
Temperature Sensor
- Measures temperature with a 3m (10ft) cabled sensor for the cabled version or a 30cm (11.81inch) stainless steel probe sensor for the probe version.
- Extended wireless range up to 300 feet (100 meters) in open areas.
- Transmits readings every 77 seconds.
- IP65 waterproof. LCD display for current reading.
When paired with a GW1000/GW1100 Wi-Fi Gateway:
- The view temperature readings on the Live Data page of the WS View Plus app (requires that the gateway and your phone are using the same Wi-Fi network).
- Up to 8 channels supported. Channel names can be edited on the app.
- Battery level information is displayed on the WS View Plus App.
When paired with a Weather Station Console (HP2551/HP3500/HP3501):
- View temperature data in real-time on the Display.
- Up to 8 channels supported. Channel names can be edited on the console.
When uploaded to Ecowitt Weather Server:
- View current temperature data, history records, and graphs on the website.
- Receive email alerts from the server.
- Remote monitoring with a smartphone, laptop, or computer by visiting the website.
Setup Guide
3.1 Installing battery
1. Remove the battery door on the back of the transmitter by removing the
screw, as shown in Figure 2:
Figure 2: Battery installation
2. Insert one 1.5V AA battery (be aware of polarity: flat side of the battery
goes to the spring side of the battery compartment).
The temperature reading will display on the LCD screen immediately and will
normally update every 77 seconds (the sensor transmission update period).
Note: If there is no reading on the screen, make sure the battery is inserted
the correct way or a proper reset happens. Make sure the battery is inserted
correctly. Do not install the battery backward.
4. Close the battery door by installing the screw.
Sensor Placement
To mount the unit on a wall or wooden beam:
Use a screw (Screw ST D3.2M2.06) to fix the bracket on the wall, and then
insert the probe through the hole of the bracket, as shown on figure 3-1:
Figure 3-1: Sensor mounting
Fix the sensor to the bracket with the Hexagon M12 nut and tighten the screw
as shown in figure 3-2: (hand turn the nut until firm, and then use a wrench
to turn 1/3 ~ 1/2 turn and no more. Do not over tighten.) Figure 3-2: Sensor
mounting To mount the unit to a pole (not included) with the included hose
clamp:
Figure 4: Sensor mounting to pole (left for the cabled version, right for the
probe version)
Note: When installing the soil temperature sensor in the soil, please do
not push the probe into the soil by holding the main unit body instead of the
probe itself. The unit is fragile between the probe and main body attachment
and can only withstand a maximum force of 5kg.
Please don’t insert the sensor into corrosive liquids or hard rock to avoid
any damage.
Wi-Fi Configuration with gateway
To view the sensor data on your mobile application and receive email alerts on
our weather server, you need to pair this device with our GW1000/GW1100 Wi-Fi
Gateway or HP2551/HP3500/HP3501 Weather Station (each sold separately).
5.1 Pair with Gateway
If the GW1000/GW1100 has been in operation, and you have never had any WN34
sensor setup before, just power up the sensor and GW1000/GW1100 will pick the
sensor data automatically.
Note: The gateway can support a maximum of 8 WN34 temperature sensors.
Each new sensor will be recognized as a new channel according to the Power-on
sequence. You may attach a label to the channel on each sensor for
distinction. The channel name can be edited both on the app and ecowitt.net
(The edited name on the app will not sync to the ecowitt.net website, and it
should be edited on your device setup page on ecowitt.net separately).
If you want to use a new WN34 sensor to replace the old one (already
configured on certain channel), please try the following:
- Open the Sensor ID page on the WS View Plus app, and find your old sensor ID.
- Power off the old sensor and power on the new sensor.
- Click Re-register on the Sensor ID page.
Then the new sensor will be learned and the old sensor will be erased.
5.2 Wi-Fi Connection for the Gateway For this part, please refer to the manual
of the GW1000/GW1100 Wi-Fi gateway.
If you have any questions, please contact customer service at
support@ecowitt.com or
support.eu@ecowitt.net (EU/UK).
View Online Data with WS View Plus
When the Wi-Fi configuration is done (to tell the gateway to be hooked to your
Wi-Fi network), your sensor data as well as the sensor battery voltage
information will be displayed on WS View Plus App at the Live Data page.
Note: It requires your phone and the gateway must be in the same network when
viewing your sensor live data on the WS View Plus app. Live data refers to
current data received by the gateway and is not stored on WS View Plus app.
However data is always pushed and saved on
www.ecowitt.net cloud (under your registered
account, and it can always be accessed via your browser.)
Detailed operation instructions can be found in the GW1000/GW1100 manual. For
any questions, please feel free to contact our customer service at
support@ecowitt.com or
support.eu@ecowitt.net (EU/UK).
Set Email Alerts
Once your device is added successfully on the Ecowitt Weather server, you may set alerts for the sensor on the website to get email notifications.
Specification
- Power: 1×1.5V AA battery (not included)
- Sensor type: Epoxy Sealed Thermistor of NTC
- Frequency: 433 / 868 / 915 MHz depending on location (North American: 915 MHz;
- Europe: 868MHz; Other areas: 433MHz)
- Wireless transmitting range: 100M (300feet)
- Sensor reporting interval: 77 seconds
- Sensing temperature: -40~60 °C(40~140 °F)
- Cable sensor length: 3m (10ft)
- Probe sensor length: 30cm (11.81inch)
- Battery life: 12 months minimum
- Waterproof level: IP6
Warranty Information
We disclaim any responsibility for any technical error or printing error, or
the consequences thereof.
All trademarks and patents are recognized.
We provide a 1-year limited warranty on this product against manufacturing
defects or defects in materials and workmanship.
This limited warranty begins on the original date of purchase, is valid only
on products purchased, and is only applicable to the original purchaser of
this product. To receive warranty service, the purchaser must contact us for
problem determination and service procedures.
This limited warranty covers only actual defects within the product itself and
does not cover the cost of installation or removal from a fixed installation,
normal set-up or adjustments, or claims based on misrepresentation by the
seller, or performance variations resulting from installation-related
circumstances.
References
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