Anyone else using the sensorpush sensors?

[BellevilleMXZ]

http://www.sensorpush.com/

 

They sure are handy, nice being able to see RH remotely. So far I just have a smaller humidor, and its nice to leave it shut.

[Lotusguy]

The humidity accuracy (3% Typ., 4.5% max) wouldn't be good enough for my taste.

[BellevilleMXZ]

Yes I had to calibrate both of them, showed about 3%low.

[planetary]

I have one in my Aristocrat with a wifi gateway -- just to provide a bit of remote telemetry / monitoring.  Nice to see what your humidor is doing so you can call remote hands your wife to take action if needed.  

I calibrated mine with the 75% Boveda pack kit, and it was spot on.

[Hamaki]

How are these working for those that have them?   Im considering using a setup to monitor the temp inside my freezer to alert me in case it trips a breaker and meat starts to thaw.  

 

 

[BellevilleMXZ]

Loving them so far.....nice to be able to watch RH and temp without lifting the lid

[planetary]

It's great.  

• Detects when my humidor needs a water refill before the sensor's alarm goes off.
• Graphically watching the changing RH as temperature changes is a visual education in how these factors are related.
• I splurged on the wifi gateway, which also works great.  I can monitor from anywhere now.
• Bought a second sensor.  Will now either monitor the top and bottom halves of my Aristocrat, or else toss the second one in the NC storage.  ...But do I really care that much about the NCs?  Nah, probably not...

[Dimmers]

Thanks for sharing. Here's another v similar alternative that a few folks are using here, and also cheaper.

http://mytaglist.com/index.html

Not sure how specs compare, will look into it over the weekend.

 

 

[garbandz]

  On 3/10/2017 at 1:34 AM, BellevilleMXZ said:

Loving them so far.....nice to be able to watch RH and temp without lifting the lid

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where's the fun in that?

are you some kind of a sicko?

[BellevilleMXZ]

  On 3/10/2017 at 5:40 AM, garbandz said:

where's the fun in that?

are you some kind of a sicko?

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LOL good point.....I do miss having a look and smell! In all seriousness though, I always was quick with the opening and closing, as its dry in the house in the winter. Now that I have these, I'm surprised to see how quick the RH drops, and comes right back. Quite interesting to look at the graphs.

[Hamaki]

I'm gonna trial the tag sensors and see how they do for a meat freezer. I will also benchmark the rH measurement in a few other applications and see how it performs. 

Hard to find a rH sensor that will be better than +/- 3% accuracy unless you want to spend a couple of hundred dollars to get +/- 1.5% with a calibration certificate.

The company offers a good return policy and prepaid return shipping if not satisfied.

 

[garbandz]

40 years ago I kept my cigars just fine,no zip-zap electronic crap and no hi tech digital probes and bells to go off and ruin your nap.

stop underthinking everything in your life and relax.

It's not rocket surgery..............

[Hamaki]

For some, part of the enjoyment of a hobby IS the tinkering.   

[luvdunhill]

I have been using them and love them. They are accurate and precise. I am contemplating adding the gateway, but hesitant due to cost. If anyone decides to sell their sensors / gateway, let me know!