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AcuRite home weather stations

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Models listed
2
Purchase packages
2

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Official bundle 01001M combines the Atlas 06059 sensor (adding UV and light intensity), the 06075M lightning module and the 06099 Direct-to-Wi-Fi display; the store lists AcuRite NOW and Weather Underground connectivity.

Dedicated display included
Yes
Wind measurement method
Mechanical anemometer and wind direction vane.
Rain measurement method
Rainfall collector integrated in the Atlas sensor.

Purchase packages
AcuRite Atlas with Direct-to-Wi-Fi Display and Lightning Detection US package

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SKU 01216MCB pairs the all-in-one Optimus 06050M sensor, including lightning detection, with a 7-inch Wi-Fi display; it works with AcuRite NOW but not My AcuRite, AcuRite Access or Weather Underground.

Dedicated display included
Yes
Wind measurement method
Mechanical anemometer cups and wind direction vane.
Rain measurement method
Self-emptying tipping-bucket rain gauge in the integrated sensor.

Purchase packages
AcuRite Optimus with Wi-Fi HD Display US package

Before you choose.

Where will you read the measurements?

An included console, a phone app and a local network interface are different ways to read a station. Check what works without internet and what needs additional software or an account.

Can the sensors go where you need them?

A separate rain collector can be placed independently from the wind sensor. An integrated array shares one location. Check the mounting instructions, signal path and power rather than inferring suitability from a radio-range claim.

What remains included after a trial ends?

Separate local readings, standard cloud access, paid history or alerts, and optional hardware. A trial does not establish permanent premium access, and a consumer API does not establish commercial data rights.