• ACCURATE: Measures particulates as small as 0.3 micrometers with an accuracy of +/-10 micrograms per cubic meter in concentrations.
• REAL-TIME READINGS: See updates on your phone and computer every minute.
• GLOBAL AIR QUALITY INDICES: Choose from a growing list including US, Canada, Mexico, China, EU, UK, Australia, India, and South Korea.
• WI-FI CONNECTED: Easily connect AirLink to your Wi-Fi network to send data to the Davis Cloud.
• PAIR WITH A WEATHER STATION: Use multiple AirLinks as stand-alone sensors or easily merge with your Davis weather station.
• COMPACT, QUIET DESIGN: Low profile design with near-silent fan mounts on a wall or sits on a countertop.
• AC-powered with 6.6′ (2 m) cable. 25′ (7.6 m) cable available.
• SIMPLE SETUP: Quickly install AirLink inside or outside by following the simple directions on the free WeatherLink app.
• 1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: Enjoy peace of mind with Davis’s reputation for quality and durability. Learn more

What do air quality monitors do?

An air quality monitor has a fan that draws in the air surrounding the monitor. The air passes through as a laser shines through the air inside the sensor. Particulate matter like dust, mold, pollen block the light. The sensor can determine the concentration and size of particles based on the strength of the light that reaches the other side.

How accurate are air quality monitors?

The air quality sensor on the AirLink can measure particulates as small as 0.3 microns with a concentration accuracy of +/- 10 micrograms per cubic meter.

The device can provide a reading of particulates from less than 1 micron (PM1) to less than 10 microns (PM10). Inhalable particulates that are 2.5 microns or smaller are small enough to penetrate deeply into your lungs and can cause difficulty breathing in some people.

You can choose from air quality indexes of 9 different countries including Canada, UK, US, Mexico, China, South Korea, EU, Australia, and India.

Why is air quality monitoring important?

Knowing your area’s air quality in real-time is important, especially for those who have heart and lung conditions, asthma, or allergies. You can get this information from the local news station, but air quality can change drastically during the day, especially in areas prone to wildfires or dust storms, and from one location to another. That’s why the AirLink Professional was designed as both an indoor and outdoor air quality monitor.

Children, elders, and women who are pregnant are of special concern when air quality is poor. Wildfires as far as 200 miles away can produce dangerous particulates of PM2.5 or smaller which are hazardous for the lungs and can further aggravate respiratory issues like asthma and bronchitis.

How do I read an air quality monitor?

The AirLink provides information about dust, smoke, pollution, dew point, and heat index. This information is automatically uploaded and presented in color-coded graphs that allow you to track changes over time. This allows you to monitor the air quality for sudden changes even if you cannot tell the difference physically. With two AirLinks, you can compare indoor and outdoor air quality. You can also compare different areas of your home. This information can help you decide to take action when air quality is poor.

What’s in the box?

• Lithium Battery
• Rain Collector Tipping Spoon Upgrade Kit (US or Metric Units)
• Wind Cups
• Wind Vane*
• Wind Speed Bearing Assembly* (7345.953)
• Allen Wrench
• Door with Solar Panel
• Foam insert for Access Port (7342.056)

*This kit includes a vane and wind speed bearing assembly for stations manufactured since 2013. If your station is older than 2013, these two items will not work for your station. Please purchase the other items separately along with Wind Vane product number 7904.

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What’s in the box?

• Lithium Battery
• Debris Screen
• Rain Mechanism (US or metric units)
• Wind Speed Cartridge
• Allen Wrench

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• Stream live weather data over Wi-Fi to the WeatherLink Cloud: see updates on your smartphone as they happen when the phone and WeatherLink Live are on the same local network.
• Access and securely share your current data on WeatherLink.com and the WeatherLink app; upgrade to Pro or Pro+ to archive and analyze your historic data.
• One WeatherLink Live can collect data from 80+ sensors in up to 8 transmitters in any combination.
• Collects data from Vantage Vue and Vantage Pro2 sensor suite weather stations, Sensor Transmitters, and Leaf Moisture & Soil Moisture Stations.
• Ask Alexa or Google Assistant about your weather.
• Never lose data: internal auxiliary memory and redundant battery backup.
• Industry-leading transmission range of 1,000’/300 m from transmitter to WeatherLink Live.
• Effortless setup.
• No Wi-Fi? No problem. Comes with Ethernet cable.
• Includes barometer, inside temperature/humidity sensor, AC-adapter and power cable, and optional Ethernet cable.

How do I connect to WeatherLink Live?

Connecting your Vantage Vue or Vantage Pro2 system to WeatherLink Live, and WeatherLink Live to the internet is easy. You will need a WiFi or router Ethernet connection, a smartphone, and 4 AA batteries. The first thing to do is to install the WeatherLink app on your phone, open the app, and log in by creating your free account.

Next, plug your WeatherLink Live into AC power, and install batteries for backup.The blue LED will start to flash. Follow the prompts on the WeatherLink app to connect your WeatherLink Live to the internet. The LED will go solid when the phone is connected to the internet.

Next you will set up your WeatherLink Live’s name and location by following the prompts. Then, you’ll choose your upload mode: Wi-Fi or Ethernet. For Wi-Fi, you’ll enter your network password and tap Connect. Finally, you’ll set up your transmitting station or stations — the transmitting station or stations to which the WeatherLink Live will “listen.” The app will walk you through all the steps.

You will see your station’s current condition data on the app and on WeatherLink.com within a few minutes.

How does Davis WeatherLink Live work?

The system works by collecting readings from sensors located on your Vantage Vue or Vantage Pro2 weather stations, or any other Davis transmitting station. (For example, you can set up a temperature/humidity sensor, installed in a Davis Sensor Transmitter, in your basement. It will report to the WeatherLink Live along with your station’s sensor suite data.) The WeatherLink Live can receive data from up to 8 different transmitters.

How do I install WeatherLink?

Your WeatherLink Live can be placed anywhere inside with access to AC power and within the transmission range of the transmitting station or stations (up to 1,000’/300 m). You can install the Davis WeatherLink app by searching for it in the iOS App Store or Google Play Store on your phone.

How often does WeatherLink Live update?

Data for each parameter is sent from the sensor to the WeatherLink Live at different intervals. For example, wind speed is updated every 2.5 seconds as it can change very quickly. Rainfall, which changes a little more slowly, updates every 10 seconds, and barometer, which changes more slowly than either wind or rain, every minute. When your WeatherLink Live and your phone are on the same Wi-Fi network, you will see updates of your current data on your phone as they happen. When not on the same Wi-Fi network, the app updates current conditions every minute.

The brilliant, HD touchscreen allows you to easily navigate and analyze your hyperlocal weather data or view the latest conditions from anywhere in the room. The dynamic dashboard can be customized to see at-a-glance up to 21 parameters – from temperature to wind to rain. You can set hundreds of alarms to get notified when conditions that matter to you change, such as when temperatures begin approaching a critical point for outdoor work or when wind speeds reach a certain level. With a full database of historical data stored right on the console, the console offers easy access to graphs of the last 24 hours of data, last month, or the previous year.

The WeatherLink Console is a fully functional and powerful data display, storage, and analysis tool on its own – no Wi-Fi required. Or you can connect to Wi-Fi to join the WeatherLink community and upload and share data safely and securely. Use a free WeatherLink account to log in to all WeatherLink data viewing products and access all of your data on your phone or computer. Upgrade to Pro or Pro+ for more detailed analysis, charting, and mapping of data or to share your data with family, friends, the WeatherLink community, and beyond.

• Easily navigate, view, and analyze data with the vibrant, HD color touchscreen.
• Customize the dashboard to see at-a-glance inside and outside temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed and direction, rainfall, dewpoint, moon phase, highs and lows, and more.
• Use the full database of historical records to create over 100 graphs for last 24 hours, days, months, or years.
• Set hundreds of alarms to warn of dangers such as high wind, freezing temperatures, high rain rate, heat index, and more.
• Receive and display data from your local network – no Wi-Fi required. Or use Wi-Fi to join the WeatherLink community and upload and share data.
• Track detailed hourly and daily forecasts for the next 7 days when connected to the WeatherLink Cloud.
• See data from up to 8 transmitting sensors or sensor suites in one location. Choose from 80+ sensors to customize your own personal weather network.
• Add an AirLink air quality sensor to a WeatherLink Console. See how.
• View conditions and details for stations worldwide on your screen.
• See the current conditions from your remote weather station on the console.
• Protect against data loss during power outages with integrated lithium-ion battery.
• Add a second console to your system to view data in multiple rooms.
• Compatible with multiple smart home systems including Amazon Alexa.
• Console Size: 8.75″ x 6″ x 0.75″ (210mm x 152mm x 19mm)
• Display Area: 6.75″ x 4.25″ (171mm x 107mm)

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Can I use my existing Vantage Vue Console or Vantage Pro2 Console with the new WeatherLink Console?

Yes. Your older console is a powerful transmitter that can retransmit to your new WeatherLink Console. Refer to the original Vantage Pro2 Console User Manual or Vantage Vue Console User Manual to learn how to set up your old console to retransmit on its own ID number. Choose any open ID.

Can I connect to Wi-Fi directly with my WeatherLink Console, or do I need a WeatherLink Live to do that?

The WeatherLink Console has built-in Wi-Fi so you do not need a separate WeatherLink Live device in order to connect to Wi-Fi.

Do I have to connect my WeatherLink Console to Wi-Fi for it to receive data from my Vantage Pro2 or Vantage Vue sensor suite?

No, the WeatherLink Console can receive data from your local sensors without a Wi-Fi connection. However, Wi-Fi is needed for keeping accurate time on the console and for firmware updates (which occur at 3:00 am local time if available). You do NOT need to be logged in to WeatherLink.com; you just need to be connected to Wi-Fi.

• Industry-leading transmission range of 1,000’/300 m from the sensor suite to the console.
• Mount anemometer up to 40’/12 m from the rest of sensor suite for flexible siting.
• Sensor suite’s rugged, weather-proof housing gives you years of reliable data.
• Includes WeatherLink Console (6313) with the vibrant, HD color touchscreen.
• Sensor suite is solar-powered with battery back-up; console is AC-powered with battery backup.

• Accurate, reliable weather monitoring with real-time data updates every 2.5 seconds.
• Industry-leading transmission range of 1,000’/300 m from the sensor suite to the console.
• Sensor suite’s rugged, weather-proof housing gives you years of reliable data.
• Sensor suite includes outside temperature and humidity sensors in a passive radiation shield; wind speed and direction; and rainfall.
• Mount anemometer up to 40’/12 m from the rest of sensor suite for flexible siting.
• Includes WeatherLink Console (6313) with the vibrant, HD color touchscreen.
• Sensor suite is solar-powered with battery back-up; console is AC-powered with battery backup.

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions people have about the Davis Vantage Pro2 weather station.

What is Vantage Pro2?

The Davis Vantage Pro2 is a research-grade weather station that provides information that is accurate enough for official broadcast and experimentation. It is designed to deliver reliable, accurate data year after year and is highly configurable, coming with a wide range of sensors and the ability to add on others. It also provides historical data, highs and lows, moon phase, indexes, forecasts and much more.

How do I connect my Vantage Pro2 to the Internet?

The sensor suite sends data to WeatherLink Console via radio, then the data is uploaded to WeatherLink.com and the WeatherLink mobile app via Wi-Fi.

You can upload your data to a weather service website such as Weather Underground by logging in to WeatherLink.com. Click Share & Uploads, then click Upload, and Add Upload. Choose Weather Underground from the pull-down menu, then enter your station ID and Key.

How do I change the battery in my Vantage Pro2?

The wireless Vantage Pro2 weather station’s sensor suite operates using solar power with a battery back-up that automatically kicks on when needed.

The wireless Vantage Pro2 sensor suite uses a 3-volt CR123 lithium backup battery. It should last several years depending on solar charging. If you receive a “Low battery on station X” message on the console, it is time to change the 3-volt Lithium battery. The battery compartment is located inside the transmitter shelter. To replace the battery, open the transmitter cover and  replace the battery. (The battery error might not disappear immediately. It should reset at midnight.)

How do I reset my Vantage Pro2?

The Vantage Pro2 weather station does not have a reset button. To reset the unit unplug it from the AC power source and remove the batteries. Wait 10-20 seconds, and then power the unit on again.

• Mount anemometer up to 40’/12 m from the rest of sensor suite for flexible siting.
• Sensor suite also includes wind speed and direction; and rainfall.
• Sensor suite’s rugged, weather-proof housing gives you years of reliable data.
• Includes WeatherLink Console (6313) with the vibrant, HD color touchscreen.
• Sensor suite is solar-powered with battery back-up; console is AC-powered with battery backup.

• The Vantage Vue consumer weather station delivers real-time weather updates every 2.5 seconds, ensuring access to the most precise weather data.
• Set up a home weather station with this self-contained, easy-to-install system that includes a sensor suite and console.
• Industry-leading transmission range of 1,000’/300 m from the sensor suite to the console.
• Sensor suite’s rugged, weather-proof housing gives you years of reliable data.
• This home weather station measures inside and outside temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed and direction, rainfall, dewpoint, wind chill. It also displays forecast, moon phase, alarms, and more.
• Access data anywhere, anytime, with WeatherLink Cloud.
• Includes WeatherLink Console (6313) with a vibrant, HD color touchscreen. The WeatherLink Console is the best way to visualize weather data for your personal projects.
• The Vantage Vue Sensor suite is solar-powered weather station with night mode (battery back-up at night); console is AC-powered with battery backup.

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions people have about the Davis Vantage Vue line of weather stations.

What is Vantage Vue?

Davis Vantage Vue is a state-of-the-art weather station that provides local, real-time weather data. The data is sent from the sensor suite wirelessly to the console, which provides historical graphs and forecasting capabilities. The Vantage Vue line is designed to help those who need to know what the weather is in their own backyard instead of regional averages provided by local news sources. It is an accurate, reliable, and durable backyard weather station that is easy to install and easy-to-use.

Are wireless weather stations reliable?

Yes, wireless weather stations have proven to be reliable and user-friendly. Vantage Vue’s industry-leading specifications make it the most reliable home weather station in the market.

Is it possible to connect weather instruments to smart home systems?

Absolutely! Modern weather stations, including wireless models, are designed to integrate seamlessly with smart home networks. Use your WeatherLink Console to send data from your Vantage Vue to to the WeatherLink Cloud and connect to your smart home system.

What smart home integrations and automated features does the weather station support?

The Vantage Vue Weather Station with EwtherLink Console is designed to connect your local weather data to your smart home ecosystem. Through WeatherLink, the Vantage Vue system can be integrated with Amazon Alex – Ask for real-time conditions (“Alexa, ask WeatherLink to get the current conditions”) from your own station.

How to clean my Vantage Vue?

How do I change the battery in my Vantage Vue?

The Vantage Vue weather station’s sensor suite operates using a solar panel with a 3-volt lithium battery back-up. A supercapacitor powers the system at night. The battery should last several years, depending on solar charging.

To replace the 3-volt lithium battery on the sensor suite, open the battery compartment on the bottom of the sensor suite.

How do I reset my Vantage Vue?

The Vantage Vue weather station console does not have a reset button. To reset it, remove all power sources, both the AC-power cord and batteries. You should leave it disconnected for 10 to 20 seconds and then repower the unit to restart it.