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product_id: 1269747
title: "Ambient Weather WS-14"
brand: "ambient weather"
price: "€ 136.90"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 10
category: "Ambient Weather"
url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1269747-ambient-weather-ws-14
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# Waterproof floating sensor 8-channel wireless monitoring 60-sec update rate Ambient Weather WS-14

**Brand:** ambient weather
**Price:** € 136.90
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💧 Stay ahead of the chill—wireless pool temp tracking made effortless!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ambient Weather WS-14 by ambient weather
- **How much does it cost?** € 136.90 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1269747-ambient-weather-ws-14)

## Best For

- ambient weather enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ambient weather brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Memory Lane:** Min/Max temp memory tracks your water’s temperature trends indoors and out.
- • **Float & Flow:** Waterproof sensor floats on your pool or spa surface for real-time readings without hassle.
- • **Rapid Refresh:** Updates temperature every 60 seconds so you’re always in the know.
- • **Multi-Spot Mastery:** Monitor up to 8 remote water temps effortlessly with the 8-channel selector.
- • **Leakproof Longevity:** Screw-on lid with gasket ensures durable, water-resistant performance season after season.

## Overview

The Ambient Weather WS-14 is a wireless, waterproof floating thermometer designed to monitor pool and spa temperatures from up to 8 remote locations. Featuring an easy-to-read LCD display, it updates every 60 seconds and stores min/max temperature data for both indoor and outdoor environments. Its durable, leak-resistant design and 8-channel selectable switch make it perfect for precise, hassle-free temperature management.

## Description

Finally, an easy way to read your water temperature from both indoors and outdoors. The WS-14 wireless pool and spa thermometer is waterproof and floats on the surface of the water. The sensor displays and wirelessly transmits the water temperature to the display console. The console also includes an indoor thermometer for monitoring air temperature. The 8-channel selectable switch allows you to monitor temperatures from up to eight different locations. The screw-on lid design with internal gasket provides a leak free, water resistant design. Each remote sensor includes dip switches for channel selection and units of measure (°F vs °C). Note: The F007PF is designed to float. If the F007PF is used under a cover and the sensor is constantly submerged, the additional pressure will lead to premature gasket failure. Moisture will enter the sensor compartment and cause sensor failure.

Review: Good, accurate system but delicate - I'm very pleased with this system so far. You'll need a total of 7 AAA batteries to run this system. You'll also want some silicone O-ring lubricant and some 5 to 7 gram silica gel dessicant packets for the routine maintenance of it. You insert one dessicant packet in the thermometer when replacing batteries. The thermometer probe requires 4 AAA batteries to run the thermometer and the small display. Fortunately, the transmitter is run off solar power (there's a solar panel on the unit) so the batteries aren't drained overnight. A transmitter requires a bit of power and would devour batteries quickly. The batteries last awhile in this system because the hard work is done by solar power. Smart design! The base station receiver requires 3 AAA batteries to run the clock and display. The base will also display the inside temp of your home. It records and displays the water temp highs and lows for the day. It will also let you set high and low temp alarms if you need to perform certain maintenance tasks at certain temps (like protecting the system from freezing temperatures or whatever). You can calibrate the base station to your inside temp and calibrate it to the pool probe's temp allowing you to adjust it by 1/10ths of a degree. A couple nights ago, we had a very bad thunderstorm here with frequent lightening flashes. It lasted several hours (and dumped almost 10 inches if rain!). The next day, the system was off. The probe with the solar panel must have had an epileptic seizure. It was fading off and on and flashing and the base station was not displaying a temp. I brought the probe inside. Dried it off completely, removed the batteries and tested them (still reading like new), replaced them and the dessicant, applied a thin layer of silicone lube to the o-ring, and it was back online. No problem. I had just needed to remove and reinsert the batteries (basically reboot the thing). The probe floats but NO water can be allowed inside! Each time you change batteries, dry it, replace the dessicant, and reapply a thin layer of o-ring lube on the o-ring around the lid and you shouldn't have any problems with this system. It's the best pool thermometer I've found so far. UPDATE: After a little less than a year in my pool, the thermometer seems to be working as good as the day I bought it. I have added some photos to show some discoloration and blistering of the plastic cap. The top of the unit (where the sun directly hits) is not blistered so I don't think it's from heat. The side of the cap that bobs in the water is blistered so I'm guessing it's from chlorine or another chemical in the pool water. It has not effected the functionality or the water tight seal of the cap. After one year, I'm still very pleased with this thermometer! UPDATE: Hurricane Harvey finally killed it. It lasted 3 years without much of an issue but expecting it to sit outdoors through a hurricane and all the lightening that brings (for DAYS!) is a bit much. I’ve tried fresh batteries and resetting it. Unfortunately, it’s dead. Will I replace it? You bet! Immediately!
Review: Works quite well but I wish it also took outside ambient temp readings - I got this product instead of the 7$ pool thermo that I expected to buy because I love toys and because of the very high desertcart ratings. The instructions were a tad confusing/incomplete though (the large red o-ring looking thing is there for the key that keeps it locked together not for sealing the pool thermo, BTW.) I had some issues getting the receiver going and had to whack it on the table a few times to get the monitor to wake up. Once it did, I have had no issues with it since. The floating meter sends a signal to the receiver every minute with the latest update and if the receiver can get the signal it updates the reading. If it can't, it leaves the old reading. At first this was an issue when the floater in the pool reached the deep end of my pool (furthest point from the receiver) and I thought I was going to have to tether the floater to the stair railing to keep it close. But before I did that I tried changing the channel from 1 (default) to 3 and have not had the issue since then. I live in a concrete home and have tons of electronics and radio devices in the house so I am impressed with the range. Max distance from the receiver to the far end of the pool is about 80 feet. Although water does bounce radio signals so that may be the reason for the good range... The unit has a solar panel on it to power the floater radio when the sun is around, otherwise the floater has 6 batteries in it that power the radio. I haven't had it long enough to know how long the floater batteries will last though. Obviously the further north you live, your local weather trends, and the amount of daylight (time of year) will make this number a moving target in any case... Note: The solar panel does not charge the batteries, it just augments the power from the batteries. Other than the crummy directions my only real gripe is that they didn't capture the ambient temp outside. Instead the receiver tells me the pool temp and the indoor temp (which I already have a thermostat for so...) It gets along fine with my pool cleaner but kids might be able to trash it. While it is designed to be in water it is not designed to go deep under water, so if you have kids you might want to make them remove it from the pool when they go in. Overall a good product and I am going to buy a second floater for the Hot Tub.

## Features

- LCD display
- Eight channel selectable switch
- Thermometer update rate: 60 seconds
- Min/Max Memory for indoor/outdoor temperature
- Monitors temperature in up to 8 remote locations

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HTMSYZU |
| Additional Features | Waterproof |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #461,023 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #668 in Weather Thermometers |
| Brand | Ambient Weather |
| Brand Name | Ambient Weather |
| Color | Silver |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 1,073 Reviews |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00816982013415 |
| Included Components | Display console, pool thermometer |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Length | 8.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 12 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Ambient Weather |
| Model | WS-14 |
| Model Name | WS-14 |
| Outer Material | Plastic |
| Part Number | WS-14 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Response Time | 60 seconds |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Special Feature | Waterproof |
| Style Name | Console + Sensor |
| UPC | 885427226239 739651956120 885343057092 816982013415 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Upper Temperature Range | 120 °F |
| Warranty Description | 1 year. |

## Images

![Ambient Weather WS-14 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71eS9XjM42L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good, accurate system but delicate
*by T***N on May 28, 2015*

I'm very pleased with this system so far. You'll need a total of 7 AAA batteries to run this system. You'll also want some silicone O-ring lubricant and some 5 to 7 gram silica gel dessicant packets for the routine maintenance of it. You insert one dessicant packet in the thermometer when replacing batteries. The thermometer probe requires 4 AAA batteries to run the thermometer and the small display. Fortunately, the transmitter is run off solar power (there's a solar panel on the unit) so the batteries aren't drained overnight. A transmitter requires a bit of power and would devour batteries quickly. The batteries last awhile in this system because the hard work is done by solar power. Smart design! The base station receiver requires 3 AAA batteries to run the clock and display. The base will also display the inside temp of your home. It records and displays the water temp highs and lows for the day. It will also let you set high and low temp alarms if you need to perform certain maintenance tasks at certain temps (like protecting the system from freezing temperatures or whatever). You can calibrate the base station to your inside temp and calibrate it to the pool probe's temp allowing you to adjust it by 1/10ths of a degree. A couple nights ago, we had a very bad thunderstorm here with frequent lightening flashes. It lasted several hours (and dumped almost 10 inches if rain!). The next day, the system was off. The probe with the solar panel must have had an epileptic seizure. It was fading off and on and flashing and the base station was not displaying a temp. I brought the probe inside. Dried it off completely, removed the batteries and tested them (still reading like new), replaced them and the dessicant, applied a thin layer of silicone lube to the o-ring, and it was back online. No problem. I had just needed to remove and reinsert the batteries (basically reboot the thing). The probe floats but NO water can be allowed inside! Each time you change batteries, dry it, replace the dessicant, and reapply a thin layer of o-ring lube on the o-ring around the lid and you shouldn't have any problems with this system. It's the best pool thermometer I've found so far. UPDATE: After a little less than a year in my pool, the thermometer seems to be working as good as the day I bought it. I have added some photos to show some discoloration and blistering of the plastic cap. The top of the unit (where the sun directly hits) is not blistered so I don't think it's from heat. The side of the cap that bobs in the water is blistered so I'm guessing it's from chlorine or another chemical in the pool water. It has not effected the functionality or the water tight seal of the cap. After one year, I'm still very pleased with this thermometer! UPDATE: Hurricane Harvey finally killed it. It lasted 3 years without much of an issue but expecting it to sit outdoors through a hurricane and all the lightening that brings (for DAYS!) is a bit much. I’ve tried fresh batteries and resetting it. Unfortunately, it’s dead. Will I replace it? You bet! Immediately!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works quite well but I wish it also took outside ambient temp readings
*by F***H on June 18, 2014*

I got this product instead of the 7$ pool thermo that I expected to buy because I love toys and because of the very high Amazon ratings. The instructions were a tad confusing/incomplete though (the large red o-ring looking thing is there for the key that keeps it locked together not for sealing the pool thermo, BTW.) I had some issues getting the receiver going and had to whack it on the table a few times to get the monitor to wake up. Once it did, I have had no issues with it since. The floating meter sends a signal to the receiver every minute with the latest update and if the receiver can get the signal it updates the reading. If it can't, it leaves the old reading. At first this was an issue when the floater in the pool reached the deep end of my pool (furthest point from the receiver) and I thought I was going to have to tether the floater to the stair railing to keep it close. But before I did that I tried changing the channel from 1 (default) to 3 and have not had the issue since then. I live in a concrete home and have tons of electronics and radio devices in the house so I am impressed with the range. Max distance from the receiver to the far end of the pool is about 80 feet. Although water does bounce radio signals so that may be the reason for the good range... The unit has a solar panel on it to power the floater radio when the sun is around, otherwise the floater has 6 batteries in it that power the radio. I haven't had it long enough to know how long the floater batteries will last though. Obviously the further north you live, your local weather trends, and the amount of daylight (time of year) will make this number a moving target in any case... Note: The solar panel does not charge the batteries, it just augments the power from the batteries. Other than the crummy directions my only real gripe is that they didn't capture the ambient temp outside. Instead the receiver tells me the pool temp and the indoor temp (which I already have a thermostat for so...) It gets along fine with my pool cleaner but kids might be able to trash it. While it is designed to be in water it is not designed to go deep under water, so if you have kids you might want to make them remove it from the pool when they go in. Overall a good product and I am going to buy a second floater for the Hot Tub.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good start, but then a problem
*by L***H on August 18, 2015*

This temperature monitor started out great, although it's difficult to screw the sensor unit tightly so that the locking pin is aligned. It takes several batteries (AA and AAA) initially, but it worked great and I could read the pool temp from 50 feet away. But after I had it about three weeks the temperature sending unit suddenly dropped its reading about 10 degrees for no apparent reason. I opened it up and everything looked fine. I reinstalled the batteries but that didn't change the reading. Update: After about 24 hours it started reading the correct temperature again. I will continue monitoring it, but right now it seems fine a month after getting it.

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