Arduino Multi-Sensor Weather Station & Data Logger Kit
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Arduino Multi-Sensor Weather Station & Data Logger Kit

A complete, portable DIY electronics kit to build an Arduino-based environmental monitoring station and offline data logger.

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Overview

Learn environmental monitoring, data logging, and hardware integration with this complete DIY Arduino kit. The project centers around an Arduino microcontroller, displaying real-time information on a 16x2 LCD screen. It features a DHT11 sensor for temperature and humidity tracking, an RTC module for accurate time-stamping, and an SD card module for offline data logging. Powered by dual rechargeable lithium-ion battery packs, the entire system is designed to be housed in a neat plastic enclosure with a pre-cut acrylic faceplate. This kit is ideal for students, educators, and hobbyists interested in practical STEM applications.

Key features

  • Includes Arduino Uno microcontroller board<br>16x2 LCD screen for real-time data output<br>DHT11 sensor for ambient temperature and humidity monitoring<br>SD Card module for logging environmental data to a text file<br>Real-Time Clock (RTC) module for precise date and time stamping<br>Dual rechargeable lithium-ion battery packs for portable, wire-free operation<br>Pre-drilled ABS enclosure with white acrylic faceplate and mounting screws

Specifications

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Arduino Uno compatible<br>Display: 16x2 LCD with green backlight<br>Sensors: DHT11 (Temperature & Humidity), sound sensor, IR proximity sensors<br>Storage Interface: Micro SD Card Slot Module<br>Power Supply: Dual rechargeable Lithium-ion packs<br>Enclosure: ABS Plastic base with Acrylic top plate<br>Dimensions: Approx. 150mm x 120mm x 45mm

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