Outdoor temperature sensor

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Edit: The T310 sensor is an indoor product and it is not waterproof. We do not recommend using it outdoors.
Please refer to the product specifications and use the product in environments that meet the specified conditions.
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An outdoor version of the t315 would be very welcome!
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@Joao_Pereira totally agree with you. Hope it will be on the roadmap asap.
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@Doodik you can encapsulate a T310 simply in a surface-mounted junction box for damp locations. they have IP54 protection, but are not sealed, so the sensor is protected but still exposed to the surrounding temp and air humidity conditions. i have two working outdoor in rather different climates since more than 18 months, no problems.
also i encapsuled a T110 in a little microdevice box (4x screwed top; i added a diy sealing made of a bicycle tube). the counterpart, containing nothing else as a little magnet, was replaced with a little bare neodym.
using standard neodym magnets instead of the original counterpart is also a great solution for narrow spaces.
nevertheless, outdoor sensors out of the shelf should be a great thing.
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