Netatmo Weather Station: Monitor Indoor and Outdoor Conditions with Wireless Sensor

Amazon Customer: J’aime bien le style d’appareil. Donne la bonne température et le co2 à l’intérieur.

Canada on Aug 31, 2023

Michel qccat: parfait exactement ques ce que je recherchais

Canada on Jul 29, 2023

P.C.P.C.: L'installation est relativement simple. N'oubliez pas que vous devez installer d'abord la module intérieur, puis "ajouter un nouveau module" pour installer le module extérieur: les instructions à l'écran sont claires et simples. Le fonctionnement est impeccable! En cas de panne électrique ou panne d'Internet, il faut se rappeler qu'il faut parfois un 10 à 15 minutes avant que le module interne ne se reconnecte au module externe; sinon, tout est parfait. Seul inconvénient, le prix est un peu élevé, mais la qualité est là.
J'aime beaucoup l'interface; tous les écrans sont soignés et donnent une foule d'informations intéressantes. J'aime beaucoup la possibilité que l'on a de consulter les données (extérieures seulement) des autres propriétaires de NetAtmo! Durant la récente période des incendies de forêt, cela m'a parmi de suivre le niveau de qualité de l'air à divers endroits (amis, parenté), comme illustré par la capture d'écran que j'ai mise où l'on voit l'indice de la qualité de l'air à Ottawa, ON, CA.
Les prévisions météo fournies par l'app sont très bonnes.
J'aurais quelques suggestions pour améliorer quelques écrans... Sur la carte...

Canada on Jun 15, 2023

Dan Cotton: Annoncer comme étant compatible avec Google mais en réalité je l'est pas encore 🤦

Canada on Jan 06, 2023

Scott F.: While the main bridge (indoor temp/sensors) and the outdoor (temp/sensors) are HomeKit compatible, the other external sensors like the wind and rain gage are not.

Very misleading to have HomeKit on the Netatmo product page, sell accessories and not make it clear that these accessories are not supported. This may be an Apple issue, but Netatmo should make this really clear on their product pages and supporting information.

One assumes that by adding the bridge / main sensor hub, that all the data being received to this unit will be available in HomeKit, but this is not the case.

Canada on Nov 04, 2022

Chris A: I've had this PWS for about 3 months now. For a while the outdoor temperature readings have been 2-6 degrees off whenever it got cold in my area (also hot too). All other readings seemed okay. After a bunch of experimenting over weeks I think I finally have been able to get accurate outside temp readings without even applying any calibration offset in the iOS app. In fact that offset isn't very good because if your temp is off, it will be off in a non-linear fashion with changing temps, so applying a hard offset won't really help.

The outside module is so convenient to just place on top of a table or any hard surface without trying to mount it on an arm. Initially I had it placed on the edge of a patio to try to get it as close outside as I could but also keeping it away from sun and rain. But that gave incorrect readings. I think the issue is that whenever you have the module anywhere close to the home structure there must be some non-negligible heat radiation coming off the structure to influence the module significantly. I moved the module to the outer edge of my pool cage on a waist-high railing, which put it about 20 feet from the main house structure and now temp...

United States on Jan 12, 2016

TJ: If you want to have reasonably accurate indoor and outdoor temp and humidity, with history, on your smartphone even when you are away, and if you want to have this up and running in an hour or less, this setup is AWESOME. This is not your father's weather station. I've had traditional multi-sensor weather stations before, but the pain and suffering of installation, maintenance, and hassle of remote access has taken me away from the current crop of expensive weather-nerd stations. (And I am by all reckoning a nerd!)

If you want to geek out and have a consumer version of a professional weather station, buy something else. If you want to spend hours or days installing something, are concerned about single-digit precision in sensor accuracy, or want direct access to the data stream, look at other solutions first.

In 15 minutes, using a computer with a USB port for setup, the indoor unit will be up and running and gathering data. Another 20 minutes with a screwdriver and a single screw and the outdoor unit (under the eaves or a porch, out of direct sun/rain) will be sending data too.

Anybody can install this unit, it's really a no-brainer.

No, you can't put...

United States on Jan 04, 2016