Basic and straightforward, the Taylor Indoor Thermometer isn’t wireless; it simply offers indoor temperature and humidity levels. But the design of its colorful comfort display is a great feature: The top half of the screen displays a digital dial with an indicator that ranges from Dry to Comfort to Wet to show how comfortable the combination of temperature and humidity feels in the home. We rated the LaCrosse as relatively accurate, but when we made the side-by-side temperature comparisons, it was fully 1 degree below the majority of the other thermometers, and its outdoor module registered 0.5 degrees above the temperature detected by our weather station. It’s still plenty accurate for those who want to know the general temperature indoors and out. We found that the outdoor module must be within 50 feet of the base unit to register the temperature, but it will read through walls.

Unlike the other indoor thermometers we tested, the LaCrosse Technology Thermometer can be plugged into an electrical outlet as well as run on battery power. This is a great option for folks (like us!) who always seem to be scrambling to find fresh batteries. Temperature Trend Arrows: The temperature gauge indoor outdoor lets you know whether the temperature is rising or falling We considered several criteria when selecting the best indoor thermometers for our hands-on tests. Our list included indoor thermometers that sync with a smartphone for remote monitoring, making them ideal for greenhouses, wine cellars, humidors, and animal enclosures. We also tested simple units that weren’t wireless but allowed us to see the temperature and humidity at a glance. Regularly Updated Data: Similar to leading thermometers & weather instruments, the outside temperature thermometer wirelessly transmits new weather data every 30 seconds

If you’re wondering how accurate an indoor thermometer and humidity gauge is or whether you can place your indoor thermometer outdoors, read on for answers to these and other questions about these devices. Q. What’s the difference between indoor thermometers and outdoor thermometers?

Interestingly, when we placed them side by side and tested for accuracy, each Govee module recorded the exact same temperature and humidity. No inconsistencies whatsoever, which we considered pretty impressive. In addition, the system is expandable, allowing users to connect up to 10 sensors. In addition to providing temperature data, most indoor thermometers also act as a humidity monitor. Some indoor thermometers can record high and low temperature and humidity readings over an extended period.Strong Remote Thermometer: The wireless outdoors thermometer sends outdoor temperature readings to the indoor temperature monitor from up to 165 feet (50 meters) away We could see the indoor temperature and humidity data on our smart devices. The SensorPush recorded temperatures and humidity levels that were consistent with the other indoor thermometers we tested simultaneously, so we judged it to be accurate. One of the nicest things was the ability to look at the temperature and humidity records in a chart format. That allowed us to see how the levels changed over hours and days. We liked this feature because we didn’t have to consider what the numbers meant—the dial told us when it was a bit humid. We felt this was a handy function for those who wanted to see the comfort level at a glance. Young children could also probably understand the significance of the dial. Most indoor and outdoor thermometers function similarly when measuring indoor and outdoor temperature. The most significant difference between the two is the ability to endure weather conditions. Indoor thermometers are not designed to withstand rain, snow, and UV rays, whereas an outdoor thermometer has waterproof and ruggedly constructed housing to endure the elements. Q. Are digital indoor thermometers accurate? Accuracy is crucial when it comes to an indoor thermometer, but other features are also important, including size and connectivity. Here’s what matters in an indoor thermometer. Temperature Range and Accuracy