Batteries Included: 0
Batteries: 4
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Honeywell
EAN: 0843616002781
Feature: Wirelessly monitors outdoor temperatures
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Honeywell
Manufacturer: Honeywell
Model: TE109NL
Publisher: Honeywell
Studio: Honeywell
MPN: TE109NL

• Wirelessly monitors outdoor temperatures
• Wireless sensor has transmission range of up to 150 feet
• Measures temperatures to as low as minus 38 degrees Fahrenheit and up to 158 degrees Fahrenheit
• Clock includes crescendo alarm and multi-language display
• Measures 3.02 x 5.16 x 1.11 inches (WxHxD)

Time with month and date Dual alarms Indoor/Outdoor Temperature with wireless sensor Ice warning alarm. Time Precise Quartz Clock Dual crescendo alarm with snooze 12 or 24 hour time format Day displays in English, Spanish, French, German or Italian Weather Indoor/outdoor temperature Programmable ice warning alarm Temperature trend indicators Outdoor temperature range: Lithium batteries: -38 F to 158 F (-38. 8 C to 70 C) Alkaline batteries: -4 F to 158 F (-20 C to 70 C) Min/Max memory for indoor/outdoor temperature Included remote sensor (TS03) transmission range of up to 150 feet Display Wall mount or desktop option Power Batteries not included: 2AA (main unit) 2AA (remote sensor).

Customer Rating:
Summary: best of the pack
Comment: We have a similar unit by another manufacture at our vacation home. I wanted one for our primary residence but couldn't find the same model and brand. And that's a good thing, because this one out performs our original one. It's more reliable and the batteries have already lasted for a year (the other model required new batteries every few months). I may end up replacing the one in our vacation home with this model. The longer battery life alone could pay for the purchase.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Reasonable, but only barely ...
Comment: I have had one of these units for about 3 years now, and find that it has a number of bad mannerisms. I use the clock and the temperature functions. Most of the time, it works fine. I never use the alarm. The unit is prone to throwing little electronic fits from time to time such as refusing to tell me the outside temperature. The fix is usually to put the two units adjacent to each other for a while. However, yesterday (06/20/08), the inside unit registered 112 deg F at 5 am. It had been 112 outside the day before, but was around 75 at 5 am. I opened the outside unit, replaced the batts (it prefers DuroCells), pressed reset and closed it up. It still showed 112 on the inside unit. I opened that one up, pulled the batts, let it stand for a while and put in 2 new DuroCells. Then I let them commiserate together for a while, and the system decided to work again. The system is working fine as I write this.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: poor instrument
Comment: The indoor temperature reading is good and the clock is good too. But the outdoor reading died in less than 6 months. Even new batteries didn't help. I expected a better product

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Honeywell Thermometer
Comment: The product worked very well for six months or so then the batteries went dead; after replacing the batteries it lasted about 3 weeks; now the out door temperature device dosen't work.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Tempid Reception for Alarm Clock
Comment: Since I only had this product for a half hour before I returned it, I cannot comment on how well the thermometer function worked except to say that it seemed that it did set up properly. The temperature did register and the sensor and receiver did talk to each other within 2 minutes as stated in the product literature. Since they were talking with their faces pressed together as per the instructions, however, I don't think they enjoyed it much.

Putting batteries into the sensor is major pain since removing and replacing the 4 minuscule screws is something only a neurotic clockmaker would love. It took 8 minutes to perform this function. Also, the reset button for the sensor is - you guessed it - inside the battery compartment.

Be sure to read the instructions, because there is a very specific sequence for setting up this product. For example, you have to put the batteries in the sensor first, then the receiver, then set the time, etc.

As a alarm clock, this product left me cold. First of all, it does not have a true crescendo alarm. Rather, it chirps - slowly at first, then more rapidly. It also has no backlight function, so it is impossible to see the time at night. While the product is nicely designed, it seems easy to tip over while searching sleepily for the snooze, which is on the top of the product.

Overall, as disappointing as drinking a tepid latte, alone, at your cousin's bachelorette party.

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