HP2551 Wi-Fi Weather Station Large TFT Screen with Solar Powered 7-in-1 Outdoor Sensor and WN32P Indoor Sensor
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$199.99at EcowittChecked Nov 10
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The Ecowitt HP2551 is a complete home weather station built around a 7-inch high-resolution TFT color console and a solar-powered 7-in-1 outdoor sensor array. The array bundles wind speed and direction, temperature, humidity, rainfall, UV and solar radiation into one mast-mounted unit, and a separate WN32P indoor sensor reports indoor temperature, humidity and pressure. It connects over Wi-Fi and uploads to Weather Underground, WeatherCloud, WOW and Ecowitt's own service, with the WS View app and email alerts, so no PC is needed. It suits backyard weather watchers and smart-home tinkerers who want a big readable display and Home Assistant integration; against simpler stations it offers more measured values and expandability, while its main limits are the 4 AA batteries and the modest sensor-expansion ceiling.
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Owners report very easy setup, with sensors pairing on their own in under 15 minutes, and reliable data even at roughly 25-30 m. They praise hardware quality, sensor accuracy and stability, and note it works with Home Assistant.
The Ecowitt HP2551 is a Wi-Fi weather station with a 7-inch high-resolution color TFT display console. It works wirelessly and needs no PC software. The console shows wind speed and direction, dew point, rainfall, indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, moon phase, solar radiation and UV. It also gives a weather forecast and alarms, and calculates wind chill, heat index, and sunrise and sunset times.
The outdoor unit is a solar-powered 7-in-1 integrated sensor. It combines a wind vane, wind speed cups, a UV and solar radiation sensor, a thermo-hygrometer, a rain gauge, a bubble level and a solar collector. It connects wirelessly over a range of 100 m. The indoor WN32P sensor measures temperature, humidity and barometric pressure.
The station publishes data over Wi-Fi to Weather Underground, Weather Cloud and WOW. You can also view conditions in the WS View app, which shows weather data from Weather Underground, so you must enter your WU station ID first. Uploading to ecowitt.net enables email alerts for all sensor data. The console shows max/min and historical records, and you can choose a dark or light background.
