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Haozee Tuya WiFi Smart Rainfall Sensor Outdoor IP66 Waterproof Rain Detector Wireless Real-Time Rain Detection Remote Monitor

DescriptionSpecificationsBattery:AA/LR6 1.5V * 2 (Not included)Detection Method:High-sensitivity multi-zonedetection, supports both 180° and 90° mountingWireless distance:45MBluetooth:Bluetooth 5.0Wireless frequency:2.4GHzWireless standard:IEEE 802.11b/g/n/axWaterproof:IP65Working temperature:-10~60℃(14~140℉)Working humidity:1% ~ 95%RH(non-condensing)Size:83mm X 50mm X 43mmPacking ListSmart rain sensor x1Wall-mount bracket x1Screw pack x 1 User manual x 1Installation Precautions(1) Ensure there

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Description



Specifications

Battery:AA/LR6 1.5V * 2 (Not included)

Detection Method:High-sensitivity multi-zone

detection, supports both 180° and 90° mounting

Wireless distance:45M

Bluetooth:Bluetooth 5.0

Wireless frequency:2.4GHz

Wireless standard:IEEE 802.11b/g/n/ax

Waterproof:IP65

Working temperature:-10~60℃(14~140℉)

Working humidity:1% ~ 95%RH(non-condensing)

Size:83mm X 50mm X 43mm



Packing List

Smart rain sensor x1

Wall-mount bracket x1

Screw pack x 1



User manual x 1Installation Precautions

(1) Ensure there are no obstructions such as trees, buildings, or power lines around the sensor during installation. Any obstruction may interfere with accurate rainfall detection.

(2) Position the sensing surface of the device facing the direction of rainfall to ensure proper exposure to raindrops.

(3) When using the ground stake installation, avoid soft or loose soil. Make sure the stake is inserted deep enough to prevent the device from tipping over due to wind or external force.

(4) When using the device, do not touch the detection board to avoid triggering false alarms