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The TAYLOR PRECISION PRODUCTS 1736 is a deluxe wireless weather forecaster with an integrated barometer, designed for both indoor and outdoor monitoring applications. The unit features a bright blue backlit LCD and tracks temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure with trend indicators and memory functions. It also displays moon phases. The wireless remote sensor transmits data at ranges up to 200 feet, giving technicians and service pros a clear picture of ambient conditions without relocating the main display unit. Indoor temperature range runs 32 degrees F to 122 degrees F, while the outdoor sensor handles -4 degrees F to 140 degrees F with alkaline batteries and extends to -40 degrees F to 140 degrees F with lithium batteries.
This forecaster suits residential and light commercial environments where ambient condition monitoring is part of a service call or ongoing facility management routine. HVAC technicians, building managers, and service professionals use units like this to log temperature and humidity data at job sites, verify indoor air quality baselines, or monitor equipment rooms. The 20 to 95 percent humidity range covers typical occupied-space conditions. The wireless design allows the remote sensor to be placed outside or in a secondary zone while the display stays at the work area or equipment location.
Designed as an OEM-style standalone weather monitoring instrument for general indoor and outdoor use in residential and light commercial settings.
Installation is handled by HVAC technicians, building maintenance personnel, or knowledgeable end users. No hardwiring is required; the unit operates on batteries. Mount the main display on a flat interior surface away from direct heat sources, vents, or direct sunlight to avoid skewed ambient readings. Place the wireless remote sensor outdoors or in the target monitoring zone at a distance within the 200-foot transmission range, avoiding obstructions that may degrade the wireless signal.
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