La Crosse Technology se yon manifakti dirijan nan estasyon metewolojik san fil, revèy atomik, ak aparèy siveyans anviwònman.
Teknoloji La Crosse is a multinational electronics manufacturer renowned for its precision wireless weather stations, atomic clocks, and environmental monitoring solutions. Founded in 1985 and based in La Crosse, Wisconsin, the company specializes in bringing advanced weather data directly to the home consumer.
Their product lineup includes radio-controlled clocks that sync with the WWVB atomic time signal, wireless thermometers, rain gauges, and wind speed sensors. Many of their modern systems feature connectivity options like the La Crosse View app, allowing users to monitor temperature, humidity, and local weather conditions remotely from their smartphones. With a focus on accuracy and ease of use, La Crosse Technology provides essential tools for weather enthusiasts and households aiming to stay informed about their environment.
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To perform a factory restart, remove batteries from both the sensor and the display unit. Press any button on the display at least 20 times to clear residual electricity, wait 15 minutes, and then reinstall the batteries (sensor first, then display).
Ensure your Time Zone selector is set correctly and that fresh batteries are installed. Atomic clocks rely on the WWVB signal from Fort Collins, Colorado; reception is best at night and away from electronic interference.
Yes, compatible connected devices can use the La Crosse View app to monitor home conditions remotely on a smartphone.
Standard alkaline batteries are recommended for most conditions. However for extremely cold temperatures (below -20°F / -29°C), Lithium AA batteries are recommended for outdoor sensors to ensure reliable power.
La Crosse Technology, Ltd. generally provides a 1-year limited warranty on products against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser.