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WeatherLink Console weather station display

WeatherLink Console - SKU 6313

by Davis Instruments
SKU 6313
$425.00

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The WeatherLink Console places all the data from your Vantage Pro2 or Vantage Vue sensor suite weather station right at your fingertips. One device gives you instantaneous access to the information you need and the ability to do deep analysis, all from a single, convenient display with an intuitive and easy-to-understand touchscreen. From viewing current and historical data, creating graphs and setting alarms, calculating indexes and reviewing forecasts, the WeatherLink Console helps you keep track of conditions so you can make better decisions about your recreation, garden, home maintenance, and more.

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The brilliant, HD touchscreen allows you to easily navigate and analyze your hyperlocal weather data or view the latest conditions from anywhere in the room. The dynamic dashboard can be customized to see at-a-glance up to 21 parameters – from temperature to wind to rain. You can set hundreds of alarms to get notified when conditions that matter to you change, such as when temperatures begin approaching a critical point for outdoor work or when wind speeds reach a certain level. With a full database of historical data stored right on the console, the console offers easy access to graphs of the last 24 hours of data, last month, or the previous year.

The WeatherLink Console is a fully functional and powerful data display, storage, and analysis tool on its own – no Wi-Fi required. Or you can connect to Wi-Fi to join the WeatherLink community and upload and share data safely and securely. Use a free WeatherLink account to log in to all WeatherLink data viewing products and access all of your data on your phone or computer. Upgrade to Pro or Pro+ for more detailed analysis, charting, and mapping of data or to share your data with family, friends, the WeatherLink community, and beyond.

  • Easily navigate, view, and analyze data with the vibrant, HD color touchscreen.
  • Customize the dashboard to see at-a-glance inside and outside temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed and direction, rainfall, dewpoint, moon phase, highs and lows, and more.
  • Use the full database of historical records to create over 100 graphs for last 24 hours, days, months, or years.
  • Set hundreds of alarms to warn of dangers such as high wind, freezing temperatures, high rain rate, heat index, and more.
  • Receive and display data from your local network – no Wi-Fi required. Or use Wi-Fi to join the WeatherLink community and upload and share data.
  • Track detailed hourly and daily forecasts for the next 7 days when connected to the WeatherLink Cloud.
  • See data from up to 8 transmitting sensors or sensor suites in one location. Choose from 80+ sensors to customize your own personal weather network.
  • Add an AirLink air quality sensor to a WeatherLink Console. See how.
  • View conditions and details for stations worldwide on your screen.
  • See the current conditions from your remote weather station on the console.
  • Protect against data loss during power outages with integrated lithium-ion battery.
  • Add a second console to your system to view data in multiple rooms.
  • Compatible with multiple smart home systems including Amazon Alexa.
  • Console Size: 8.75" x 6" x 0.75" (210mm x 152mm x 19mm)
  • Display Area: 6.75" x 4.25" (171mm x 107mm)
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FAQs

Yes. Your older console is a powerful transmitter that can retransmit to your new WeatherLink Console weather staion display. When used together, your legacy consle adn the new WeatherLink Console weather station display give you flexible options for viewing and sharing your local weather data around your home, office, or lab. Refer to the originalVantage Pro2 Console User ManualorVantage Vue Console User Manualto learn how to set up your old console to retransmit on its own ID number. Choose any open ID.

The WeatherLink Console has built-in Wi-Fi so you do not need a separate WeatherLink Live device in order to connect to Wi-Fi. Simply connect your WEatherlink Console weather station display to your local network through the on-screen setup process to begin syncing data and enabling online features.

Once connected, the weather station display can automatically upload data, synchronize time, and provide access to additional features available through your WEatherLink account. this connection also mkes it easier to integrate data with third-party platforms that support WeatherLink, such as cloud-based data dashboards, data-export tools, or compatible smart home services.

No, the WeatherLink Console can receive data from your local sensors without a Wi-Fi connection. The integrated receiver in the WeatherLink Console weather station display communicates directly with your Vantage Pro2 or Vantage Vue sensor suite to show real-time conditions.

However, Wi-Fi is needed for keeping accurate time on the console and for firmware updates (which occur at 3:00 am local time if available). You do NOT need to be logged in to WeatherLink.com; you just need to be connected to Wi-Fi.

For the best experience, we recommend connecting your weather station display to Wi-Fi so you can benefit from automatic updates, accurate timekeeping, and seamless integration with your online WeatherLInk account, as well as third-party software that can use your online data.

When choosing a weather station display like the WeatherLink Console, look for features that make your data easy to read, understand, and share. Key features include:

  • Clear, high-contrast screen with adjustable brightness for viewing in different lighting conditions.
  • Customizable layouts so you can prioritize the parameters you care about most, such as temperature, wind, rainfall, or barometric pressure.
  • Real-time updates from your sensor suite with fast refresh rates and stable reception.
  • Data history and graphs that let you review recent trends directly on the display.
  • Built-in Wi-Fi for automatic online uploads, time sync, and firmware updates.
  • Support for multiple transmitters or stations if you plan to monitor more than one sensor suite or additional sensors.

The WeatherLink Console weather station display is designed to provide many of these features in a single, easy-to-use interface.

The accuracy of a home weather station display depends on both the quality of the sensors and proper installation of the sensor suite. The WeatherLink Console itself displays the data it receives from your Vantage Pro2 or Vantage Vue sensors without altering the measurements, so it reflects the accuracy of those instruments.

To get the best possible accuracy:

  • Install your sensors according to the manufacturer’s siting guidelines (for example, correct mounting height and distance from obstructions).
  • Keep sensors clean and well maintained.
  • Connect the console to Wi-Fi so it can maintain accurate time and receive firmware updates that may improve performance or add features.

When properly installed and maintained, home weather station displays like the WeatherLink Console can provide highly reliable, real-time local weather information suitable for home, educational, and many professional applications.

When your WeatherLink Console is online and linked to your WeatherLink account, you can share data with a variety of third-party platforms that support WeatherLink data. Popular options include:

  • Online weather networks that allow you to publish your station data and compare it with nearby stations.
  • Data logging and analysis tools that can pull data from your WeatherLink account for long-term archiving, charting, and export to CSV or other formats.
  • Smart home and automation services (where supported) that can use your local conditions as triggers for automated routines.

Availability of specific integrations can vary by region and by the tools you choose, but the key is that WeatherLink provides a cloud-based source for your data that many third-party systems can read or connect to via API or supported connectors.

By connecting your WeatherLink Console to Wi-Fi and your WeatherLink account, you can use your local weather data as a trigger for smart home devices through compatible third-party services and automation platforms. While the console itself does not directly control smart devices, your online data can be used by supported systems to automate tasks such as:

  • Heating and cooling – Adjust thermostats based on outdoor temperature, humidity, or heat index to save energy and maintain comfort.
  • Irrigation control – Use rainfall and evapotranspiration data (where available from your sensor suite and account level) to optimize watering schedules and avoid overwatering.
  • Lighting and shading – Automate blinds, awnings, or exterior lighting based on wind speed, solar radiation, or sunrise/sunset times.

To enable this, connect your console to Wi-Fi, ensure your data is uploading to WeatherLink, and then link your WeatherLink account to any compatible smart home or automation platform that supports WeatherLink data or APIs.