outdoor weather station indoors?

Leo said:
No you can't! Returns under warranty would only be entertained for faulty goods.
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it would be faulty if it is not as described. it has to be reasonably accurate or is not as described. i now know it should be accurate to+/- 3 degrees c
 
But you don't know what % RH accuracy it is supposed to be: it could be +/- 10%. For temp. you mentioned +/- 3C. Well it's certainly not accurate by most standards but it's all relative. E.g. If it reads 17C and 55%, but in reality it may be 14C and 65% would you be happy with that?

If it performs worse than it's stated accuracy (RH or temperature) how are you going to know anyway - how can you demonstrate or prove it?
 
ShadyBrady said:
Isn't that true for all brands no matter the price?
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No, some units are supplied with a cert. of conformance or better, certs. of calibration - but you'll pay more for this.

I was told +/- 3C overall not just for temp
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Doesn't make sense though. Humidity accuracy is expressed as a percentage.
 
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