CM7 Range

Keeping track of how the climate changes through the seasons can unlock a greater understanding of the world around us. The brand new CM7058 Temperature & Humidity Station from ClimeMET can help you to create a home weather network that allows you to monitor the weather at a glance – while also providing a specialised forecast based on your immediate surroundings.

Simple to set up and complete with a guide for helping you identify the best-placement around your home and garden, the CM7058 is suitable for newcomers looking to keep a closer eye on weather conditions as well as those looking for multi-location monitoring both indoors and out - thanks to the brand new CM7 Temperature & Humidity Sensor.

Minimum/Maximum measurements will be automatically logged on the display console allowing you to quickly check the records for each individual sensor with ease, while the new Sensor Search function can reset connections with any CM7 Sensors in moments. An update on the original CM7048, the ClimeMET CM7058 includes Scroll Mode, allowing you to see cycling data from your network of sensors on your console. It also features pressure data, allowing for more accurate forecasting compared to previous models.

A CM7-PA power supply is available separately – allowing you to keep the indoor display console powered up at all times without requiring batteries.

The CM7058 comes complete with one CM7 Sensor and is able to receive up to eight in total. There’s never been an easier way to bring the great outdoors into your home!

Whether it’s helping a garden to thrive or dampening a day out, there’s no avoiding the rain in our day-to-day lives – especially in Great Britain! Having a rain gauge at home is a great way to get to know your garden better.

The new ClimeMET CM7015 Wireless Rain Gauge has been designed with convenience and reliability in mind. A robust tipping mechanism within the rain cone allows rainwater to trickle out naturally, while any small blockages that may build up over the years are easily cleared with a quick wipe of the removable side trays.

The easy-to-use display console includes a customisable history graph that lets you view recent rainfall, temperature or humidity information with the touch of a button, while our new Sensor Search function can reset connections with all external sensors without you needing to set foot outside. You can also set a variety of custom alerts, so when the rain starts to fall you’ll be the first to know!

Also making use of the brand new CM7 Temperature & Humidity Sensor, the CM7015 Rain Gauge can be depended upon for accurate measurements throughout frosty mornings and summer sunshine.

A CM7-PA power supply is available separately – allowing you to keep the indoor display console powered up at all times without requiring batteries.

The CM7015 comes complete with one CM7 Sensor and is able to receive up to eight of these in addition to the rain sensor, so the next time it’s a rainy day you can keep a step ahead.

Designed to work with the CM7058 Temperature & Humidity Station and the CM7015 Wireless Rain Gauge, the brand new CM7 Sensor will measure and deliver weather data to your internal display console rain or shine. Position your CM7 sensors indoors or out to monitor the locations that matter to you.

The sensor tracks the temperature and humidity of its location, shown on an LCD screen for easy reference at a glance. With a transmission range of 100 metres and a variety of mounting options, the CM7 Sensor provides a flexible way of monitoring weather conditions around the home and garden.

Up to eight CM7 Sensors can be used alongside the CM7058 and CM7015 Stations, utilising a numbered channel setting so that specific locations can be pinpointed with ease. If you're lucky enough to have both systems, the two consoles can share your network of sensors allowing you to read your data on either screen.

The CM7-PA is a UK power adaptor for the display console of the CM7058 Temperature & Humidity Station and the CM7015 Wireless Rain Gauge.

Using a power adaptor with your weather station display console can not only save batteries but it can also be used simultaneously alongside batteries to ensure you have back-up power in the event of a power cut, or if you choose to unplug your weather station console to use it in a different room.

Having a power adaptor also allows you can make better use of the 'Extended Backlight' feature on these stations. Find out more about this on page 13 of the CM7058 manual and page 16 of the CM7015 manual, both of which can be found here.