TH100NX Wireless Temperature and Humidity Sensor, White
Description
Stay Ahead of the Climate Curve! 🌍
- INDOOR ONLY DESIGN - Perfectly tailored for your home’s climate control needs.
- QUICK EASY SETUP - Get started in minutes with included installation hardware.
- SEAMLESS WIRELESS OPERATION - Effortlessly monitor your environment from anywhere.
- SUBSCRIPTION ENABLED INSIGHTS - Unlock advanced features with a paid subscription.
- COMPATIBILITY WITH LEADING BRANDS - Works seamlessly with American Standard Home and Trane Home.
The TH100NX Wireless Temperature and Humidity Sensor by Nexia offers a sleek, indoor solution for monitoring your home's climate. Weighing just 3.2 ounces and measuring 3 x 2 x 1 inches, this compact device is easy to install and requires a paid subscription for enhanced features. Compatible with top brands like American Standard Home and Trane Home, it ensures you stay informed about your indoor environment.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Nexia |
| Part Number | TH100NX |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 3 x 2 x 1 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | TH100NX |
| Color | White |
| Style | American |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Mounting Type | Flange Mount |
| Usage | Humidity,Temperature |
| Included Components | Installation hardware |
| Batteries Included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
Reviews
T**.
It does the job with one catch
They do what they are supposed to do. A nice small basic Z-Wave sensor. The range of these devices is very short so make sure that you have a few other repeating Z wave devices scattered in different rooms through your house.
L**S
This product is HORRIBLE - Do Not Purchase it
You would think that a branded product would work seamlessly with the BR200 but nope. I had a generic z-wave temp/humidity sensor that worked perfectly. Continual updates on both temp and RH. This unit goes weeks, yes WEEKS between updates for RH. No documentation that tells you there is a polling interval or anything like that. Forced updates - don't work. Temp does not get updated "regularly" either. It goes hours, sometimes over a day without an update. I called Support to see if they could help me. I got a very non-plussed person on the phone who sounded like it was an effort to provide customer service. Their advice? Reset and re-add it. Do you think I didn't try that already? I told her that and her response was "beyond that I can't help you".Why did I change if I already had a sensor that worked? Well because Nexia only recognized one of the two functions on the generic unit: temp or RH - not both. I am seriously considering going back to Vera. I switched to Nexia because of the Trane thermostats and wanted better functionality/control. One set forward 2 steps back.
T**Y
Good sensor
Do not use this sensor with tran and American thermostats
F**T
Works perfectly
Worked perfect
G**N
OK but not quite accurate.
Seems to be a degree or 2 off when compared to a standard thermometer. I have two of them and when placed in the same room, side by side, they read different temps. Not sure there is a way to calibrate them.
S**R
Stops Updating RH very quickly.
I have had this unit for a few weeks now and am NOT at all happy with it.I bought it to help monitor and control humidity. It started out so-so but quickly went south. The first RH report took almost a day. Then it worked ok for about a week when it stopped reporting RH (temp reports all the time).I removed it and re-enrolled it with no change. If I remove a battery and replace it, it will report on temp AND RH, but only by taking out a battery and putting it back.If you are looking to use this to monitor or control RH, STAY AWAY!
R**E
Works, but “needs upgrade”
Have no idea how to upgrade it.
M**H
WILL NOT WORK WITH TRANE IN ANY WAY
The captions/notes state that it won't override the internal sensor... what it should read is that it will not, in any way, work with a TRANE system. ZSENS930 will be the only option regardless of what Nexia says.
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