Hi Nince,
I wasn't referring to the cold temperatures cutting down the transmission, but rather the metal walls of the cold room (which is typically around 2-4 degrees Celsius). Not much I can do to make the signal go through the walls I presume. Acu-Rite rates the tower sensors at 23m (about 90ft) when used in a cold room environment (or similar). This cuts transmission distance by 1/3.
Hence, I'm looking for a way to simulate what remote sensor thermometers do where you have the thermometer outside of the area to be monitored all the while having the wired sensor itself in the monitored environment.
This morning I was getting 1 bar on the interface, but I'd like to have a little more buffer than that so I don't lose the signal when I'm away.
I wasn't referring to the cold temperatures cutting down the transmission, but rather the metal walls of the cold room (which is typically around 2-4 degrees Celsius). Not much I can do to make the signal go through the walls I presume. Acu-Rite rates the tower sensors at 23m (about 90ft) when used in a cold room environment (or similar). This cuts transmission distance by 1/3.
Hence, I'm looking for a way to simulate what remote sensor thermometers do where you have the thermometer outside of the area to be monitored all the while having the wired sensor itself in the monitored environment.
This morning I was getting 1 bar on the interface, but I'd like to have a little more buffer than that so I don't lose the signal when I'm away.