ThermoPro TP65 Indoor and Outdoor Thermometer

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Equipped with professional grade sensors, the ThermoPro TP65 thermometer provides the most accurate measurements, be it for indoor humidity or temperature, allowing you to be aware if adjustments are necessary for your household. The indoor thermometer and humidity gauge are not just highly accurate but extremely user-friendly with a backlight for those last-minute nighttime checks on current readings before bed.
That's not all, no longer will it be necessary to unmount the device off your wall or fridge to switch settings, simply use the sleek touchscreen display. Furthermore, this temperature gauge provides an abundance of valuable information, such as displaying 24 hour/all-time high/low records and current trends for both humidity and temperature and humidity level icons that indicate if your home is too humid, too dry or just right!
Features:
Large Screen with huge digits displays the current indoor-outdoor temperature and humidity percentages.
Blue backlight is bright and makes the screen easy to read in low light when activated, and automatically turns off after 15 seconds.
Being able to adjust settings with the touchscreen display instead of taking the device off the wall or fridge.
Temperature and humidity trend indicators.
Includes all-time / 24 hours high and low records for temperature and humidity.
Easily reset the temperature and humidity with the press of one front facing button.
Specifications
433 Mhz transmission frequency
Transmission Range: Up to 200 feet in open area. (range maybe shorter based on interference present)
Indoor Temperature Range: -4 °F ~ 158°F (-20 °C ~ 70 °C)
Outdoor Temperature Range: -58°F ~ 158°F (-50 °C ~ 70 °C)
Humidity Range: 10% ~ 99%
Temperature Accuracy: +/- 2.0 °F (+/- 1.1 °C)
Humidity Accuracy: ±2% from 30% to 80%; ±3% below 30% and above 80%
Package Contents:
1 x Base Station Unit (Receiver)
1 x Remote Sensor (Transmitter)
1 x User Manual
4 x AAA size batteries (included)
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[@maynardwheeler6937]

Very easy set up. Works as described. It is the only unit which reads temperature and humidity in two different locations that I could find.

[@gdhncdytch7089]

Thank you for your recommendation! I have a lot of thermoPro and govee cheap ones, but they tend to be not durable and inaccurate, losing the point of a hygrometer. I use INKBIRD’s new product this year, IBS-TH5, an innovative product, the most accurate real sensor from Switzerland, an ink screen and WiFi, and a hygrometer. Yes, that's my suggestion. It's a little pricey, but totally worth it.

[@GrCent]

I just ordered mine. I'm going to subscribe. I could use this video to help me when I can't fall asleep. 😅

[@zippythechicken]

whats interesting is even during the demo the indoor and outdoor sensors are right next to each other but providing different information. keep that in mind when reading your thermometer

[@PTNLemay]

That bit about hitting sync at the same time as TX. That's what I was missing. Thank you. 3:00

[@amber8949]

Thank you! I couldn’t figure out how to open the back. Didn’t realize there was a flap.

[@UNAITXU401]

Gracias a este video me he acordado que el mio lo tengo sin pilas y se las tengo que cambiar. Funciona muy bien, yo lo tengo desde hace 3 años y sigue funcionando sin fallos. Lo recomiendo.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Update: I am qualified to comment because I have 9 of them, most replacements for defectives. I am being fair and honest. They are troublesome, inaccurate (past their allowed tolerances) and go through batteries at an average rate of 60-90 days (regardless of brand). Not recommended.

[@livetips2491]

Thank you, you saved me

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

@@livetips2491 You're very wekcome. Go with Taylor or Accurite when it comes to units where you need to use sensors. Thermopro doesn't even have the part # anywhere on the unit.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

@@livetips2491 They deleted my comment lol! Accurite or Taylor when you need to use sensors.

[@jafricajoe1]

Thank you, Your instructions saved me from frustrations! Great JOb Sir

[@runedit9044]

Great product , i use it to check temp/rh in greenhouse.

[@tatankat5839]

Got one. Couldnt get the outdoor reading to work....just had -58 on it but the indoor reading was accurate...sending back

[@janebellmyer5238]

mine just started doing that after a year

[@mafosa8519]

Pretty cool little item. DIY er painter/ paint booth info. Garage temp which is what I use it for. Only con: Hard to see the digits and “light button” when it’s dark. Happy with purchase though. Larry

[@roverboy4244]

Does the outdoor unit need to be enclosed in a waterproof enclosed box? What about direct sunlight? Will it malfunction if too hot?

[@brendandax]

Looks like a nice piece of equipment. Ordering 🤤

[@lindameyer7879]

Got instructions from another video. My TP65A has a rechargeable outdoor sensor! Why isn't this model featured?

[@sergimarti7803]

I have one Thermopro TP60 and the outdoor unit isn't waterprof in totally and humidity enter in the battery compartment. The problems I've seen is that the humidity shows LL a lot of times and the temperature and humidity between indoor and outoor sensors isn't accurate. Now I bought another but the TP63A and for the moment seems good product.

[@ThermoPro]

Hello, Please contact us so we can troubleshoot your matter: buythermopro.com/contact-us/ Note, LLL could indicate the humidity is below 10%. Further, no units are completely waterproof but water resistant. They can't be submerged in water.

[@ChazzFredricksoundservices]

Remote transmitter won't reconnect after battery change, any tips?

[@joneskendrick2084]

Had same problem. >> Try removing batteries from both units for 30 seconds... then replace. This did the trick for me after failing to pair outside unit post battery replacement. Apparently these devices do. not fully reset when either pressing the remote reset button or replacing one unit's batteries.

[@jperez007]

What is the minimum outside temperature that this unit can handle? your product description (web page) contradicts; It says -20C and -40C depending on what section of the page you read.

[@markstevens2823]

Thanks.

[@someblokecalleddave1]

Very commendable.

[@brucewebb4125]

This unit worked fine in the summer but craps out in cold weather. I changed batteries in outdoor unit every two days but that got old quickly. Not happy with this product as it has no clear instructions for troubleshooting.

[@ThermoPro]

Hello Bruce, That's a bummer but we have resolved this issue with new units which are cold resistant using rechargeable batteries: www.amazon.com/ThermoPro-Thermometer-Hygrometer-Cold-Resistant-Temperature/dp/B07L82PF1Z/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=thermopro+tp65a&qid=1576715196&sr=8-4 Further, contact us and we will refund you for the defective unit: buythermopro.com/contact-us/

[@voodoomotion5855]

Have setup the TP65 and sensor, they're both in the same room (next to each other) but I get different readings for each. In theory they should display the same. The temperature is 1 degree C different and the humidity is 13% different. I noticed in your video @1:54 there is a 7% humidity difference. We've left the devices next to each other for a while and they still don't display the same readings. Please can you explain why. We'd like to buy more but need them to be reasonably accurate, in order to protect our equipment. Thanks

[@bobcharlie7982]

These peices of kit are absolute junk Mine does the same, both different More chinese junk iv bought and regreted

[@voodoomotion5855]

@@bobcharlie7982 couldn't have put it nicer. Mine seemed fine when new, maybe the sensors go over time. Did you ever drop them? If I use a dehumidifier then it does detect a fall in humidity but not sure if the level is accurate. I simply wait for the reading to fall by a few % then turn off the dehumidifier.

[@aquanick2001]

I noticed this and it’s put me off buying one.

[@bobcharlie7982]

@@aquanick2001 yeh dont waste your money, everytime i look at the temperature i dont know what the real temperature is. Frustrating that it cant be trusted

[@aquanick2001]

@@bobcharlie7982 hmmm think that’s just you.

[@NoName-ky3ic]

Why does the outdoor and indoor unit have 1 degree of difference if they are together, what is the tolerance in measurement?

[@ThermoPro]

The tolerance for temperature is: +/- 2.0 °F (+/- 1.1 °C)

[@bobcharlie7982]

@@ThermoPro inaccurate junk

[@aquanick2001]

Just a small observation, but in the video where the main unit and outdoor sensor are next to each other should they not show exactly the same temperature and humidity? Does that not mean one or the other can’t be accurate?

[@ThermoPro]

Hi there, good question! Generally it takes a while for the two devices to adjust to the ambient temperature of the room.

[@roisin2459]

Thank you!

[@DrumandBassLinks]

is the base station the indoor sensor? I bought a second sensor thinking that was the outdoor sensor

[@ThermoPro]

The base station is an indoor sensor😉

[@alynhart7842]

How many battery life

[@dawhoda1]

This doesn't help me at all, mine is the model where all the buttons are on back and there isn't a synch button on either units

[@lindameyer7879]

Bought in 2020 from Amazon, but my outdoor sensor has a different back, and I cannot get it open to change the batteries. What do I do now?

[@MrDschubba]

Are u sure it’s not a later version with recharging port

[@jeancunningham3473]

I love ours. But I need a replacement monitor...what unit # do I buy?

[@ThermoPro]

Hi, you can purchase this: buythermopro.com/product/thermopro-tp-60-replacement-sensor/

[@ruyfaco]

Hello, why the humidity from the thermopro is so different to the one of its sensor in the video?

[@ThermoPro]

Hi, it can take some time for the humidity to assimilate to the surrounding environment.

[@arthur4818]

I purchased this unit and a extra sensor the sensor that came with the unit syncs ok the the extra sensor won’t sync it has a flashing red light they both say TP65 on the sensor tried everything

[@arthur4818]

L Lee Johnson mine works just fine now I found you need to turn the extra units on first (make sure you have the dip switches set properly)then the base unit and then give them the chance to sync they show up just above the main unit display

[@florret2003]

I use generic AAA batteries. With that said, this unit eats them like it's going out of style. Also, the instructions beg for clearer understanding and that goes for this video too. Just calling out features adds nothing. It should include purpose.

[@johnpaisley3178]

Is there a mains operated ThermoPro out there?

[@ibneadam7649]

Great product but not easy to find in Pakistan and many other countries who don't have access to Amazon, eBay etc.

[@Griffindor21]

Whats the difference between the TP65 and the TP65A?

[@ThermoPro]

TP65 features a rechargeable outdoor sensor.

[@stinson57]

Can the TP65 be connected to a smart phone via an app, if so which one? thanks

[@ThermoPro]

No, but we do have one soon to be released.

[@donaldedick4909]

Model tp68b

[@juanaperlazarodriguez2680]

I can download the weather data reported by the sensor?

[@-FALKOR]

The outdoor sensor humidity says LL% and not the humidity level anymore?

[@ThermoPro]

Hi there, this means that the humidity is below 10%. If you believe it's not below 10%, please contact our customer service. www.buythermopro.com/contact-us

[@billmakesmovies]

Channel one... channel two... channel three... To the dude who made this video and thought this VO was a good idea... wow.

[@billmakesmovies]

Anyway, I’m relatively happy with the product.

[@dawhoda1]

@@billmakesmovies I used to be happy with this unit when it first came out the box and it worked for first 6 months. Then I switched batteries and outside temp won't synch. Just blank and annoying AF

[@sarez0220]

Will this work for a gun safe? Placing the sensor inside the safe and base on top of the safe? Or will it cut out the signal? Thanks

[@sarez0220]

iTronics thanks for the reply! I am going to try it out.

[@dennisannotti393]

This guy talks like a DB.

[@tprollins]

the syncing part rarely works the first time - annoying

[@ThermoPro]

Hi, please reach out to us www.buythermopro.com/contact-us

[@daniel51404]

What are the channels for?

[@ThermoPro]

Hey, this unit can have up to 3 sensors and the channel just shows the temp data for that sensor.

[@daniel51404]

@@ThermoPro thanks

[@bobcharlie7982]

Just tested outdoor sensor, it reads 11c The actual outside temp is 8c Why is there such a big difference? Iv wasted my money on chinese garbage again

[@ThermoPro]

Hi there, Please reach out to us: buythermopro.com/contact-us/

[@bobcharlie7982]

Inaccurate garbage The outdoor and indoor temps and humidity should be the same if both sensors are indoors They are bot the same Which makes me think the outdoor temp is just aload of bollocks Im returning this garbage