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433 Sensor Popular Q&A

Q: How do i set the thermo sensor 433mhz to my westclox 70034 model
A: Hi, First check the both channel of clock and thermometer (you can see the controler in battery insertion of thermometer and you can set up channel by pressing ... Read More »

Q: Battery type for remote sensor 433 Tech?
A: CR2032 3v Read More »

Q: Is the 433MHz SHARP Remote Sensor water proof?
A: put it under a bowl, leave the bottoms open so heat doesnt build up. Read More »

Q: Is it anything to worry about? Dell Server Voltage Sensor on LAN2...
A: I don't think it is anything to worry about. I'd be worried if you keep seeing it, but it could be a bad cable or a bad switch port, or could be the NIC going ... Read More »