The 2751 Taylor Digital Wireless Rain Gauge with Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer and Clock simultaneously displays daily rainfall plus weekly, monthly, or total rainfall. It also displays indoor and outdoor temperatures, time, month, date, and weekday. Rainfall data is transmitted to the 2751 main unit by the included 2750 rainfall sensor/transmitter. Outdoor temperature data is transmitted to the 2751 main unit by the included 1457 remote sensor/transmitter, and the main unit can operate with up to three of these remotes. The thermometer in the 2751 has a minimum/maximum memory for indoor and all outdoor temperatures. The 2751 is part of Taylor's latest line of weather products, all of which feature a slim, contoured profile and larger displays than the products they replace. The main unit and the temperature remote can each be wall-mounted or placed on a shelf, table, or desk. The rainfall remote must be placed on, and can be secured to, a horizontal surface.

Here are a few things you need to know about the self-emptying 2750 rainfall remote. When installing batteries for the first time, don't forget to also remove the tape from over the rain cup before using the remote. The included stainless steel net will keep debris (leaves, stones, etc.) out of the rain collector. Be sure to remove and clean the net as needed. Also, be sure to bring the 2750 indoors when it's snowy and/or the temperature drops below freezing.

For sensing outdoor or other remote temperatures, the 2751 uses the Taylor 1457 Digital Wireless Remote Sensor. One 1457 is included, and the 2751 actually works with up to three of these sensors. Additional 1457s are sold separately. The 1457 has its own temperature display for local viewing, and you can select either °F or °C independently of the main unit. The 1457 also comes with a temperature probe on a detachable 11-foot (3.3-meter) cable. The probe is ideal for measuring the temperature in a swimming pool, hot tub, or aquarium and also in soil. Another use for the probe is in extremely cold conditions, in which case you bring the remote inside and extend the probe outside (by hanging it out of a window, for example). The 1457 should be mounted in a sheltered location where direct precipitation cannot fall on it. Although this remote is splash-resistant, it is not waterproof.

The 2751's daily rainfall measuring range is 0 to 39.33 inches (0 to 999 millimeters), and the weekly, monthly, and total rainfall measuring ranges are all 0 to 393.66 inches (0 to 9999 millimeters). Indoor temperature measuring range of the 2751 is +23°F to +122°F (-5° to +50°C). Outdoor/remote temperature measuring range is  -4°F to +140°F (-20° to +60°C). Using lithium batteries in the 1457 extends its low temperature measuring limit to -40°F (-40°C). With the probe attached, the 1457's low temperature measuring limit is further extended to -58°F (-50°C).

The digital quartz calendar clock in the 2751 displays the time in your choice of 12-hour format with PM, or 24-hour format. The month and date are shown digitally in that order, and the weekday is shown as a two-letter abbreviation in English. The year is displayed only during setup.

The 2751 main unit and the 2750 and 1457 remotes are each powered by two AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries. These are not included and must be obtained separately. Expected battery life is 1 year. If the 1457 remote will be used in sub-freezing temperatures, lithium AA batteries are recommended instead of alkaline. Low battery icons are displayed for the main unit and all remotes when battery replacement is needed.

On the backs of both the 2751 main unit and the 1457 temperature remote are a keyhole slot for wall mounting and an integral folding table stand. The 2750 rainfall remote can rest on a horizontal surface or be secured to the surface with four screws. Six mounting anchors and screws (enough for all three units) are included.

If you're looking for a wireless digital rain gauge to measure rainfall or sprinkler amounts and you also need an indoor/outdoor thermometer that's easy to read, the handsome and value-priced Taylor 2751 is a fine choice. Not only can it display in rainfall in inches or millimeters and temperatures in °F or °C, it also has a min/max memory for indoor and all outdoor/remote temperatures. Another plus is its digital quartz calendar clock. The 2751 is perfect for any room in the house and ideal for monitoring not only rainfall but also the temperature in your baby's room, wine cellar, greenhouse, garage, garden, hot tub, swimming pool, aquarium, or wherever. This product comes with a 1-year factory warranty.

Features:

• Large three-line LCD panel displays the following information:
  • Daily rainfall and weekly, monthly, or total rainfall in first line
  • Time and outdoor/remote temperature in second line.
  • Month, date, weekday, and indoor temperature in third line.
• Rainfall unit is pushbutton-selectable for inches or millimeters.
• Temperature unit is pushbutton-selectable for °F or °C.
• Integral memory records minimum and maximum indoor and all outdoor/remote temperatures for instant pushbutton display.
• Rainfall remote sensor is self-emptying.
• Temperature remote sensor has integral display for local viewing plus a plug-in temperature probe on 10-foot (3-meter) cable.
• Probe can withstand harsher temperature extremes than most wireless remote units.
• Main station can operate with up to three temperature remotes.
• Handsome new styling and color.
• Main unit and temperature remotes can be wall mounted, or their integral table stands can be extended for placement on a horizontal surface.
• Rainfall remote rests on, and can be secured to, a horizontal surface.
• Mounting anchors and screws are included for all three units.

Specifications:

• Indoor temperature measuring range:
  +23°F to +122°F (-5°C to +50°C)
• Outdoor temperature measuring range:
  • -4°F to +140°F (-20°C to +60°C) with alkaline batteries in remote
  • -40°F to +140°F (-40°C to +60°C) with lithium batteries in remote
  • -58°F to +140°F (-50°C to +60°C) with probe on cable attached to remote (and remote located indoors)
• Temperature resolution: 0.1°F/°C on both main unit and temperature remote
• Rainfall measuring range:
  • Daily: 0 to 39.33 inches (0 to 999 millimeters)
  • Weekly: 0 to 393.66 inches (0 to 9999 millimeters)
  • Monthly: 0 to 393.66 inches (0 to 9999 millimeters)
  • Total: 0 to 393.66 inches (0 to 9999 millimeters)
• Rainfall resolution: 0.04 inches (1 millimeter)
• Rainfall accuracy: +/- 3%
• Transmission range of remote sensors: 100 feet (30 meters) maximum in open space with no interference
• Rainfall data transmission rate: every 30 seconds during rainfall, and every 2-1/2 minutes otherwise
• Remote temperature transmission rate: every 2-1/2 minutes
• Main unit power requirements: two AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries, with expected life of 1 year
• Rainfall sensor power requirements: two AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries, with expected life of 1 year
• Remote temperature sensor power requirements: two AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries, with expected life of 1 year. For use in sub-freezing temperatures, lithium AA batteries are recommended instead of alkaline.
• Clock accuracy: +/- 30 seconds per month
• Expected battery life (main unit and remotes): 1 year
• Main unit dimensions (with table stand not extended):
  5 inches (127.0 mm) wide
  3-3/8 inches (85.7 mm) high
  1-1/4 inches (31.8 mm) deep
• Remote rainfall sensor dimensions:
  4-1/2 inches (114.3 mm) wide, excluding mounting feet
  5 inches (127.0 mm) wide, including mounting feet
  5-3/4 inches (146.1 mm) high
  4-1/2 inches (114.3 mm) deep
• Remote temperature sensor dimensions (with table stand not extended):
  3-1/4 inches (82.6 mm) wide
  3-1/4 inches (82.6 mm) high
  1-1/4 inches (25.4 mm) deep