@@smart_home_australia unfortunately that’s not correct. The plastic mounting bar end for the WH57 is approximately 19mm (3/4”). The metal u brackets are 35mm (1.37”). Why they didn’t make it compatible with the up to 50mm (2”) of the WS69 array is a pain.
Greetings, I have a WH3000SE Pro weather station, it says that this lightning sensor is compatible with it, which means that my station can be connected to it, please answer, thanks in advance. L,p
The WH57 is a wireless sensor that requires a compatible gateway or console to connect to your home network and transmit data. Specifically, the WH57 needs a gateway like the GW1000, GW1100, or GW2000 to connect to WiFi and send data to apps or online services. Hence why it is the perfect companion for the WittBoy that comes with the gateway.
Varies dependant upon quality of batteries used, distance of transmission, etc. but you can expect between 12 months and as high as 18 months. I went for Energizer Lithium Ultimate so I’m not expecting to change then a long time 😊
Thank you for the video. My weather station is mounted on a 2 inch pole. Will the mounting system on the WH37 fit that pole?
Yes it will. It fits onto the same pole.
@@smart_home_australia Thank you. I appreciate your reply. 😊
@ anytime. If you are in Sydney now your WH57 will be getting a work out 😊🌩️⚡️
@ I’m in the Blue Mountains and got a small amount of rain but no storm. Perhaps tomorrow when the mercury climbs.
@@smart_home_australia unfortunately that’s not correct. The plastic mounting bar end for the WH57 is approximately 19mm (3/4”). The metal u brackets are 35mm (1.37”). Why they didn’t make it compatible with the up to 50mm (2”) of the WS69 array is a pain.
Greetings, I have a WH3000SE Pro weather station, it says that this lightning sensor is compatible with it, which means that my station can be connected to it, please answer, thanks in advance. L,p
I don't have that weather station but yes the documentation says it is. please let us know the outcome.
Can it connect directly to a home router
The WH57 is a wireless sensor that requires a compatible gateway or console to connect to your home network and transmit data.
Specifically, the WH57 needs a gateway like the GW1000, GW1100, or GW2000 to connect to WiFi and send data to apps or online services.
Hence why it is the perfect companion for the WittBoy that comes with the gateway.
How long do the batteries last for?
Varies dependant upon quality of batteries used, distance of transmission, etc. but you can expect between 12 months and as high as 18 months.
I went for Energizer Lithium Ultimate so I’m not expecting to change then a long time 😊
@@smart_home_australia distance of transmission have nothing to do for the batteries last for as they only transmit and NOT receiving.
Paul - test comment. Two prior comments did not show up.
Hi Gerry, oh the joys of YT :)
Sometimes they do, sometimes they dont.... yep, this one showed up.