Levenhuk Wezzer PLUS LP60 Weather Station

Dear Philippos Philippou,

Thank you for your inquiry.

1. Regarding the power supply, the 78896_Levenhuk Wezzer PLUS LP60 Weather Station can operate at either 4.5 V or 5 V. Therefore, both of the following options are suitable:

- a 5 V, 500 mA power adapter;
- three AAA batteries, which provide 4.5 V.

A standard 5 V USB adapter, such as a mobile phone charger, can also be used, provided that it has an output of at least 500 mA. The manufacturer confirms that the weather station supports operation at 5 V.

2. As for the differences between the 78896_Levenhuk Wezzer PLUS LP60 Weather Station and 78894_Levenhuk Wezzer PLUS LP40 Weather Station, apart from the external design, the main differences are:

Humidity range: 20–99% RH (LP40) vs. 20–95% RH (LP60)
Outdoor temperature range: -30…+60°C (LP40) vs. -40…+70°C (LP60)
Temperature accuracy:
LP40: ±1°C (0…+50°C); ±2°C (-40…0°C, +50…+70°C)
LP60: ±1°C (0…+50°C); ±2°C (-20…0°C); ±4°C (-40…-20°C)
Mounting: the LP40 can be mounted on a wall or placed on a tabletop, while the LP60 is designed for tabletop use only.
Alerts: the LP40 has high/low alert settings for temperature and humidity; the LP60 does not.
USB output: the LP40 has a USB-A port for charging other devices; the LP60 does not.
Power adapter: the specifications indicate 5 V, 1000 mA for the LP40 and 5 V, 500 mA for the LP60.

Both models include three wireless sensors, a clock, calendar, alarm, color display, and weather forecast, and both are compatible with the Levenhuk THS10 Outdoor Thermo-Hygro Sensor (78880) and Levenhuk THS20 Outdoor Thermo-Hygro Sensor (78881).

For your reference, you can also find a detailed comparison of the two models on our website: https://eu.levenhuk.com/catalogue/compare.php?productList=3519%2C3521

Is there some additional information you might need?

Hi Zoltan,


thanks for your query.

It is likely that the main unit is connected to the wrong sensor.
Please reconnect the main unit to the outdoor sensor as below:

1. Press and hold the CH button on the main unit to clear all the records of outdoor sensors.
2. Make sure the sensors are in the correct channel (Channel 1,2,3) and then power on the batteries.
3. When the LED indicator on the outdoor sensor will flash, then the main unit should show the outdoor data from " --" to the correct one.

Please let us know if you need any further assistance.