Product comparison · 2 digital weather stations

Hama EWS-185 Black, Silver vs Hama EWS-500 White

10specifications compared
6differ
4identical
2known for one product only

Key differences

The Hama EWS-500 White has 2 more sensors supported (max) than the Hama EWS-185 Black, Silver (3 vs 1). Only the Hama EWS-185 Black, Silver has DCF radio clock. Product colour: Black, Silver on the Hama EWS-185 Black, Silver, White on the Hama EWS-500 White. Temperature measurement range (inside) (T-T): -5 - 50 °C on the Hama EWS-185 Black, Silver, 0 - 50 °C on the Hama EWS-500 White. Temperature measurement range (outside) (T-T): -4 - 140 °F on the Hama EWS-185 Black, Silver, -20 - 70 °C on the Hama EWS-500 White.

Product colour
- EWS-185 Black, Silver:Black, Silver
- EWS-500 White:White
DCF radio clock
- EWS-185 Black, Silver:Yes
- EWS-500 White:No
Number of sensors supported (max)
- EWS-185 Black, Silver:1
- EWS-500 White:3
Temperature measurement range (inside) (T-T)
- EWS-185 Black, Silver:-5 - 50 °C
- EWS-500 White:0 - 50 °C
Temperature measurement range (outside) (T-T)
- EWS-185 Black, Silver:-4 - 140 °F
- EWS-500 White:-20 - 70 °C
Battery type
- EWS-185 Black, Silver:AA
- EWS-500 White:AA Mignon, AAA Micro

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Comparison of EWS-185, EWS-500
12 specifications	A Hama EWS-185 Black, Silver Model EWS-185 View product	B Hama EWS-500 White Model EWS-500 View product
Features5 differ
Product colourDiffers	Black, Silver	White
Alarm function	Yes	Yes
DCF radio clockDiffers	Yes	No
Min/Max temperature memory	Yes	Yes
Number of sensors supported (max)Differs	1	3
Temperature measurement range (inside) (T-T)Differs	-5 - 50 °C	0 - 50 °C
Temperature measurement range (outside) (T-T)Differs	-4 - 140 °F	-20 - 70 °C
Wall mountableKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Humidity measuring range (outside) (H-H)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	20 - 99%
Power1 differ
Battery typeDiffers	AA	AA Mignon, AAA Micro
Number of batteries (receiver)	2	2
Number of batteries (sensor)	2	2

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