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IOT Weather Station

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QE011 IoT Weather Station - Measure, Monitor and Understand the WeatherSense conditions. Collect data. Explore real-world IoT monitoring.Recommended Level: Circuit CadetThe QE011 IoT Weather Station is a beginner-friendly STEAM education...

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QE011 IoT Weather Station - Measure, Monitor and Understand the Weather

Sense conditions. Collect data. Explore real-world IoT monitoring.

Recommended Level: Circuit Cadet

The QE011 IoT Weather Station is a beginner-friendly STEAM education kit that introduces learners to environmental monitoring and Internet of Things concepts through real-world weather data.

By building a working weather station, learners discover how sensors measure temperature, humidity, and light - and how this data can be displayed, logged, or transmitted. This kit turns everyday weather into hands-on data science and IoT learning.

What You Can Build and Explore

  • Measure temperature and humidity
  • Monitor light or environmental changes
  • Observe data changes over time
  • Display or record sensor readings
  • Understand how weather data is collected
  • Simulate real weather monitoring systems

Core Learning Focus

  • Environmental sensing basics
  • Data collection and observation
  • Input-output systems
  • Understanding trends and changes
  • How IoT devices monitor the environment

Perfect For

  • Entry-level STEM learners aged 7-10+
  • Science and technology classrooms
  • Coding and robotics clubs
  • Circuit Cadet level learners
Battery size 18650
Color pattern Black
Connection method Wireless
Device technology Digital, Electronic
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