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The Ecowitt WS3910_C is a Wi-Fi weather console with a 7.5-inch color LCD, eight physical buttons and built-in temperature, humidity, barometric pressure and CO2 sensors. It doubles as a gateway that receives up to eight channels of external Ecowitt sensors, including wind, rain, UV, solar radiation and air-quality readings, and uploads everything to ecowitt.net, Weather Underground, WeatherCloud and other servers. It suits people building a home weather station or monitoring indoor air who want one screen for everything. Against simpler consoles it adds CO2 sensing and sensor-hub duty; against pro-grade stations it is a display and gateway rather than a full sensor kit, so the outdoor sensors are bought separately. Owners rate it highly, though only a small number of ratings exist so far.
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The 13 ratings average 4.9 out of 5, and owners praise the big readable screen and the amount of data it pulls together. Complaints are few and mostly about setup and the cost of adding sensors.
The WS3910_C is a Wi-Fi weather station console with a 7.5-inch color LCD and 8 physical buttons. It has built-in temperature, humidity, barometric pressure and CO₂ sensors. It is not a standalone product and must be used with other sensors.
The console shows calendar, date, time, moon phase, sunrise, sunset, alarm with snooze, and DST. It also shows a weather forecast (Sunny, Partly Cloudy, Cloudy, Rainy, Stormy, Snowy or Storm Snowy) and records daily maximum and minimum values. The backlight has 5 adjustable levels, and an RST function clears the daily max/min values.
With optional sensors, it can receive and display 8 channels of temperature and humidity, plus wind speed, wind direction, rainfall, UV, solar radiation, feels like, dew point, CO₂, PM1.0, PM2.5, PM10 and AQI. It can also act as a Wi-Fi gateway that receives data from more sensors, which can be viewed on a web page.
