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| 11.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 11.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 2.75 inches | | Product Weight:
| 1.03 pounds | | Package Length:
| 12.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 12.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 124 reviews |
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 Honeywell TM005X Good ProductMar 02, 2010
The receiving station is small and attractive, and features a display with adjustable brightness to make it easy to read. It quickly established the connection with the remote sending unit and the atomic clock. The remote sending unit and the base unit agreed very closely when we set them up together to evaluate how well they measure temperature.
very pleasedFeb 17, 2010
It is very easy to read from across the room which is what we were looking for. I also like the silver and black color that it comes in. We also bought one for my sister-in-law and she is also very happy with hers
Works as advertised, with a couple minor complaintsFeb 16, 2010
This unit performs well. I've had it for about a month, and the remote sensor works well. The only minor issues I've noticed are:
-The base unit supports 3 remote monitoring channels. You have to click through each channel to see the remote unit temperature. Most people will only have one remote unit, so why can't I configure the base unit to ignore the other two channels? It's time consuming to always click through the two blank channels.
-No AC adapter. You will always need a steady supply of batteries, especially for the remote unit. Batteries die quicker in cold temperatures.
-There are four little screws on the remote unit used to create a water tight seal. They are annoying to remove and replace each time the battery dies.
-The base unit must be rebooted when you change batteries in the remote unit in order to reliably find the remote unit. The directions warn you about always starting the remote unit before the base unit.
 accurate, while it lastsFeb 14, 2010
The product worked as advertised for 4 months. Now it displays a temperature about 4 degrees higher than it actually is, or sometimes a random value. Quality control? The remote sensors you can add are a little annoying to use, since their readings are not simultaneously displayed, you need to click a button every time you want to read them.
works greatFeb 05, 2010
Living in an old Victorian house there is quite a bit of temperature variation between the floors. This allows me to monitor the conditions everywhere including the basement and outside form one central point. Definitely more than worth it.
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