WeatherLink - IP - 6555

WeatherLink brings an additional dimension to your Vantage Pro2 or Vantage Vue weather station by allowing you to view the current weather in real time (every 2.5 seconds) on your own computer. It also allows you to log the data at the console or Envoy at intervals from 1 minute to 2 hours at which it will store the data for 6 months. You can download the data at any time or regularly without losing any data.

Expanded Reporting

• More Weather Data. View weather information not available on the console, including heating degree days, cooling degree days, and heating demand.
• Optional Sensor Reporting. With optional UV and solar radiation sensors, get details on sunburn risk and solar energy.
• Moon Phase. With Vantage Pro2 and Vantage Vue, you can see the phase of the moon right on the console.

Analysing, Storing and Sharing Your Weather Data

• Create Your Own Reports. Data can be exported to most popular spreadsheets, databases, and word processing programs.
• Weather Website. Create a weather website or post weather conditions to a LAN. Add graphs, text lines, or scrolling ticker tapes, and upload other files (such as webcam images) along with weather data.
• Weather Around the World. Join other weather enthusiasts and share your weather station data with others from around the world.
• Citizen Weather Observer Program. Submit your data to the National Weather Service to help develop improved weather prediction models.
• The GLOBE Program. Participate with other schools in an international weather-related program for students from primary to secondary education.

System requirements are Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7.

WeatherLink is also available in Serial, USB and Mac OSX versions.

The package includes software on CD, data logger, and 2 metre patch cable to connect the data logger to a router or network point.

Davis have created an iPhone application to view your WeatherLink IP data, click for iPhone App Data Sheet direct from Davis. This free iPhone application shows current and historical data from the WeatherLink.com website. It's a free download from the iPhone applications store.