Holman HELIOS WS5095W User manual

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HELIOS
User Guide
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Contents
Precautions 5
Overview 6
Tech Specs 6
Package Contents 7
Live Data Display Panel 9
Outdoor Sensor 10
Installation and Setup 11
Setup Summary 11
STEP i: Outdoor Sensor Setup 11
STEP ii: Display Panel Setup and Connection 12
STEP iii: Connecting to Holman Home 12
STEP iv: Mounting the Outdoor Sensor 15
STEP v: Manual Time Setup 16
Mounting the Display Panel (Optional) 16
Operation and Settings 17
Temperature Units °C/°F Selection 17
Daily Max/Min 17
Temperature and Humidity Trends 17
Frost Conditions 17
Air Pressure 17
Sunshine Time 17
Wind Speed and Direction 17
Rainfall 17
Index 18
Backlight 18
Graph 18
Moon Phase 18
Humidity Index 18
Adjusting the Barometric Pressure Reading 19
Maintenance 20
Low Batteries 20
Outdoor Sensor Checks 20
Rainfall Sensor Access 20
Hygro-Thermo Sensor Access 21
Troubleshooting 22
Warranty 23
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Precautions
®Read through these instructions in their entirety before attempting to setup up your Helios Wi-Fi Weather Station
®Do not subject the unit to excessive force, shock, dust, temperature or humidity
®Do not cover the ventilation holes with any items such as newspapers, curtains etc.
®Do not immerse components in water
®If you spill liquid over any indoor components, dry immediately with a soft, lint-free cloth
®Do not clean the unit with abrasive or corrosive materials
®Do not tamper with the units internal components to avoid invalidating your warranty
®Placement of this product on certain types of wood may result in
damage to its finishing for which Holman Industries will not be responsible
®Only use fresh non-rechargeable alkaline batteries. Do not mix new and old batteries
®Risk of explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type
®Disposal of a batteries into fire or a hot oven, or mechanically crushing
or cutting of batteries can result in an explosion
®Leaving batteries in an extremely high temperature surrounding environment can
result in an explosion or the leakage of flammable liquid or gas
®Batteries subjected to extremely low air pressure may result in an explosion or the leakage of flammable liquid or gas
®Only use genuine HOLMAN attachments or accessories available at
www.holmanindustries.com.au to ensure your warranty stays valid
®Dispose of used batteries according your local recycling regulations
®Ensure your Display Panel is installed near your power outlet and is easily accessible
®The contents of this manual may not be reproduced without the permission of Holman Industries
®Technical specifications and user manual contents for this product are subject to change without
notice. We advise checking www.holmanindustries.com.au for the latest information
®This product is not a toy. Keep out of the reach of children
®The Display Panel is intended to be used only indoors
®Only use the supplied power adaptor to power your Display Panel
ÁRisk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type
The manufacturer and supplier cannot accept any responsibility for any incorrect readings, export data lost and any consequences that occur
should an inaccurate reading take place. Any app images are subject to software updates and may differ from what is shown on the latest version
of Holman Home. This product is designed for use in the home only as indication of weather conditions. This product is not to be used for medical
purposes or for public information. iOS is a trademark of Apple Inc. Android is a trademark of Google LLC. The Android robot is reproduced or
modified from work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.

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Package Contents
Overview (continued)Overview
Tech Specs
Live Data Display Panel
¬Dimensions (W × H × D):
215 × 173 × 30mm
¬Weight: 630g (with batteries)
¬Input Power: DC 5V, 1.2A adaptor
¬Backup Battery: 3 × AAA size, LR03, 1.5V
Alkaline, non-rechargeable (not included)
¬Wi-Fi Standard: 802.11 b/g/n
¬Wi-Fi Operating Frequency: 2.4GHz
¬Supported Router Security Type:
WPA/WPA2, OPEN, WEP
¬Backlight: White LED
¬Graphic History: Indoor/Outdoor Temperature,
Indoor/Outdoor Humidity, Rainfall, Barometer
¬Low Battery Indicator: Indoor/Outdoor
¬Outdoor Sensor RF Frequency: 917MHz
¬Outdoor Sensor RF Range: 100m line-of-sight
¬Time Display: HH:MM:SS
¬Time Alarm: Dual with 5 minute snooze
¬Hour Format: 12hr AM/PM or 24 hr
¬Date Display: Day, Month and Day of Week
¬Time Synchronisation: Internet time server
¬Time Zone: +12 ~ -12 hour
¬Barometer Units: hPa, inHg and mmHg
¬Barometer Measuring Range:
850 ~ 1050hPa (accuracy ±5hPa)
¬Weather Forecast:
Sunny, Partly Sunny, Cloudy, Rainy, Storm
¬Temperature Units: °C and °F
¬Temperature Range: 0˚C ~ 50˚C (±1˚C accuracy)
¬Temperature Alarm:
High/Low temperature alert for Indoor and Outdoor
¬Humidity Units: %
¬Humidity Range: 20% ~ 95% (accuracy ±5%)
¬Wind Speed Units: km/h, mph
¬Wind Speed Display Range:
0~254km/h (accuracy: ±10%)
¬Wind Direction Display Mode: 16 directions
¬Rainfall Units: mm and in
¬Rainfall Display Mode: Today (as of 9am), Yesterday,
Total (0-999.9mm, accuracy <15mm:±10%,
accuracy 15-999.9mm: ±7%)
¬UV Index Display Range: 0 ~ 18
¬Light Intensity Display Range: 0 ~ 130klx
¬Sunshine Time: hr/day
¬Moon Phases: Full, Decreasing ¾, Last ½,
Decreasing Crescent, NewMoon, Increasing
Crescent, First ½, Increasing ¾
¬Sunrise/Sunset: 176 cities
¬Weather Index Modes: Feels Like (-65˚C ~
50˚C) / WindChill (-65˚C ~ 18˚C ) / Heat Index
(26˚C~50˚C) / Dew Point (-20˚C ~ 60˚C ), out of
display range will read LL (low) or HH (high)
Outdoor Sensor
¬Dimensions (W × H × D): 396 × 313 × 151mm
¬Weight: 890g (with battery)
¬Connection Frequency: RF 917MHz
¬Connection Range: 100m line-of-sight
¬Operating Temperature Range
-20˚C ~ 60˚C (+/-1˚C accuracy)
¬Input Power: Solar with rechargeable
Li-ionbattery, 3.7V, 5000mAh
1. All-in-One OutdoorSensor with solar panel
2. Live Data DisplayPanel
3. Stainless steel mounting pole (fasteners included)
4. 3.7V, 5000mAh Li-ion rechargeable battery
5. Battery charger
6. Power cable for DisplayPanel
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1. Outdoor Sensor
temperature with
trend, alert, and
battery indicator
2. Outdoor humidity
with trend
3. Outdoor min/max
indicator
4. Forecast indicator
5. Frost indicator
6. Moon phase
indicator
7. Wind direction
indicator
8. Wind speed
9. Weather index
10. Rainfall
11. Graphic history
12. Air pressure/sunshine
13. Sunrise/sunset times
14. Date
15. Month
16. Day
17. Time sync and
Wi-Fi indicator
18. Time with alarm
indicators
19. Indoor humidity
with trend
20. Indoor Sensor
temperature with
trend, alert, and
battery indicator
21. Comfort indicator
22. Indoor min/max
indicator
23. BARO
24. WIND
25. LIGHT/SNOOZE
26. INDEX
27. RAINFALL
28. WIFI
connection on/off
29. MODE
30. +
31. −
32. GRAPH
33. SEARCH
34. Stand
35. AAA battery
compartment
36. 5.0V, 1.2A
power jack
37. Hygro-thermo
detector
38. Wi-Fi indicator LED
39. RF connection
indicator
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Installation and Setup
1. Wind vane
2. Wind speed sensor
3. Hygro-Thermo sensor
4. Stainless steel pole
5. RF indicator LED
6. Sync button
7. Rainfall sensor access screw
8. Rainfall sensor
9. Battery compartment
10. Balance spirit level
11. Rain gauge cup
12. UV and sunshine sensor
13. Solar panel
®Rainfall sensor (8) can
be removed periodically
for cleaning purposes
ÁDo not carry by the wind
vane or wind speed sensors
Overview (continued)
Outdoor Sensor
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STEP i: Outdoor Sensor Setup
Charging the Battery
1. Fully charge the battery using the supplied
charger before setting up the outdoor sensor
2. Observe the +and −polarity when
installing the battery into the charger (a)
3. The red light will turn on during
the charging process (b)
4. The light will turn green when the battery is full (c)
®This should take no longer than 10 hours
Installing the Battery
1. Unscrew the battery cover (d) and insert the
battery with the correct +and −polarity (e)
2. Observe the red LED light near the
Hygro-Thermo sensor (f)
®This will flash every minute when transmitting
RF signal to the Display Panel
3. Close the battery cover and replace the screws
®The solar charging system should maintain
the battery long-term without replacement
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Setup Summary
®The following summary
outlines the key setup steps for
your Helios Wi-Fi
Weather Station
®Refer to the following sections
in this manual for more
details on each setup step
STEP i: Charge and set up the Outdoor Sensor
STEP ii: Set up your Display Panel and connect to your Outdoor Sensor
STEP iii: Connect your Weather Station to Holman Home
STEP iv: Mount your Outdoor Sensor
STEP v: Set your CITY for sunrise and sunset
times, and other custom time settings

Adding your Weather Station to Holman Home
1. Access the HOME screen (x) for Holman Home as shown
2. Ensure the Wi-Fi indicator LED on the Display Panel
(bottom right) is flashing red quickly
®If this LED is not flashing, press and hold WIFI at the back of the
Display Panel until the front LED starts flashing red quickly
3. Tap +(a) or ADD DEVICE (b)
4. Follow the prompts within Holman Home to work
through the Wi-Fi connection setup
Accessing Weather Data
1. Once linked to Holman Home, you can tap the
Helios icon (e) on the HOME screen
2. This will open the TODAY screen for your Helios Weather station (f)
3. This screen displays the following information:
g. Your Weather Station name, which can be changed by tapping 
h. Your Weather Station location
i. Today's weather forecast (web based)
j. Live sensor data from your Outdoor Sensor and Display Panel
k. Daily forecast (web based)
l. Additional weather data
®You may need to scroll down to access the additional weather information
4. For additional weather controls, use the navigation
menu at the bottom to access:
m. ALARMS for time alarms
n. ALERTS for temperature based alerts
o. HISTORY for historical weather data
based on your sensor readings
p. UNITS to set measurement units for
your weather data readings
STEP iii: Connecting to Holman Home (continued)STEP ii: Display Panel Setup and Connection
1. Open the battery cover located at the back
of the Display Panel and insert AAA
batteries(g) at the correct +and −polarity
®These batteries protect data in the
case of a power outage
®The LCD on the Display Panel will activate and then
return blank–press LIGHT/SNOOZE to reactivate
2. The RF CONNECTION INDICATOR will flash
for 3 minutes once battery power is established
to enable connection to your outdoor sensor
®Ensure the Outdoor Sensor is powered
within this time frame for easy connection
3. Connect the Display Panel to mains power
using the supplied 5.0V, 1.2A adaptor
®The LCD on the Display Panel will activate
®The RF CONNECTION INDICATOR will be
stable when RF connection has succeeded
®Once RF connection is successful,
outdoor temperature and humidity
readings should be available
®In case of connection failure, hold
SEARCH at the back of the Display Panel
for 5 seconds to try again
ÁWhen the batteries are replaced without
AC power, the Display Panel will lose all
weather data and settings, and will need to
be resynchronised to the Outdoor Sensor
STEP iii: Connecting to Holman Home
Installing Holman Home
1. Download Holman Home to your mobile device
via the App Store or Google Play
ÁAll app processes may change with
software and OS updates on your device
®Visit our website for up-to-date details
www.holmanindustries.com.au/holman-home/
2. Open Holman Home on your mobile device
3. You may be prompted to allow notifications–the
app can still function if you choose to opt out
4. Tap SIGN UP
5. Read our User Agreement and Privacy Policy
and tap AGREE if you wish to proceed
6. Follow the prompts to register a Holman Home
account with your email address
ÁEnsure your country details
are correct at this stage
ÁYou may be prompted to allow access
your location. This is required for your
weather station to work correctly
®We recommend having Bluetooth® active
on your device before proceeding
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Setting Weather Alerts
1. From the TODAY screen, tap ALERTS(n)
in the bottom navigation bar
2. Tap INDOOR (t) or OUTDOOR (u) as
desired to set the alert conditions
®This will open alert settings to set the
maximum and minimum temperature alerts
3. Once you have set the desired alert
settings (v), tap SAVE (w) to confirm
®When a maximum or minimum temperature
has been reached, the Display Panel
will sound 5 beeps every minute until the
temperature either drops or rises back within
the range of the alert settings.
®The Display Panel will flash or
against the relevant temperature reading
Setting Time Alarms
1. From the TODAY screen, tap ALARMS(m)
in the bottom navigation bar
2. Tap one of the existing alarms (q)
to access their settings
3. Toggle the alarm time as desired (r)
and tap SAVE (s) to confirm
®Active alarms are indicated with 1and/or2 next
to the time on the Display Panel
®Alarms will sound from the Display Panel
for 2 minutes unless a button is pressed
®When an alarm sounds, press LIGHT/SNOOZE
to snooze the alarm for 5 minutes
®Snooze can be disabled by pressing any
other button on the Display Panel
Installation and Setup (continued) Installation and Setup (continued)
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STEP iv: Mounting the Outdoor Sensor
1. For accurate readings, the metal pole should
be securely mounted on a horizontal surface,
at least 1.5 m above ground in an open area
2. To ensure your Outdoor Sensor points in the
correct direction, use a compass to establish North
3. Align the Outdoor Sensor solar panel
(b) to face the same direction
4. Hold the direction vane in line with the solar
panel as shown (c) and wait for one minute
5. Review Holman Home or the Display Panel
and the wind direction should report as North
®If the vane does not report exactly North, adjust
the Outdoor Sensor angle accordingly
6. Ensure the BALANCESPIRITLEVEL(a)
is centred before finalising mounting
®Avoid trees and other obstacles where rainfall,
wind speed or sunlight may be affected
®Try to install as close as possible to
your indoor Display Panel
®Concrete walls and floors, and electronic devices
can reduce transmission distance between the
Outdoor Sensor and the Display Panel
STEP iii: Connecting to Holman Home (continued)
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Operation and Settings
STEP v: Manual Time Setup
®Your Display Panel is in
Time Display mode by default
®Your Display Panel should time sync every
hour and display the correct date/time
®See below for manual time settings
and additional time functions
®Note that manual time/date changes
made through the Display Panel will be
overridden after the next time sync
®Your Display Panel will revert back to
Time Display if no keys are pressed for 20 seconds
1. Press and hold MODE for three
seconds to enter Setup Mode
2. The 12/24 hour indicator will flash;
use +and −to select between 12 hour
or 24 hour time, and MODE to confirm
3. The time zone indicator will flash;
use +and−to select +12/-12 time
zones, and press MODE to confirm
4. DM/MD will flash in the DATE section; use
+and−to toggle between MD (month/day) or
DM (day/month)and press MODE to confirm
5. The YEAR will flash;
use +and−to adjust, press MODE to confirm
6. The MONTH will flash;
use +and−to adjust, press MODE to confirm
7. The DATE will flash;
use +and−to adjust, press MODE to confirm
8. The hour will flash in the TIME section;
use +and−to adjust, press MODE to confirm
9. The minutes will flash in the TIME section;
use +and−to adjust, press MODE to confirm
10. The CITY will flash; use +and−to
select from 176 worldwide cities–your
Display Panel uses this to provide sunrise
and sunset times–press MODE to confirm
®Refer to the following list for available CITY
configurations in Australia and New Zealand
®If your city is not available, please choose
the nearest city in your time zone
Australia
1Sydney SYD
2Melbourne MEL
3Hobart HBA
4Adelaide ADL
5Perth PER
6Darwin DRW
7Canberra CBR
8Townsville TSV
9Alice Springs ASP
10 Cairns CNS
11 Broome BME
12 Geraldton GER
13 Newcastle NCL
14 Rockhampton ROK
15 Mackay MKY
16 Carnarvon CAR
17 Esperance EPR
18 Albany ALB
19 Mt. Gambier MGM
20 Warrnambool WMB
21 Albury–Wodonga AL
22 Brisbane BRS
New Zealand
23 Auckland AKL
24 Wellington WLG
25 Christchurch CHC
26 Dunedin DUD
Mounting the Display Panel (Optional)
®The Display Panel can be placed onto
any flat surface, wall mounted at the
desired location using mounting hole
®Ensure the Display Panel has easy to
access AC power when installing
Temperature Units °C/°F Selection
®When in Time Display, press −to toggle
the temperature units between °C or °F
Daily Max/Min
®When in Time Display, your
Display Panel will show live indoor/outdoor
temperature and humidity data
1. Press +to display the current day
maximum temperature and humidity
®Hold + for more than three seconds to
clear the maximum daily records
2. Press +again to display the current day
minimum temperature and humidity
®Hold + for more than three seconds to
clear the minimum daily records
Temperature and Humidity Trends
®Current temperature and humidity trends
are indicated by arrows next to the relevant
readings in the INDOOR and OUTDOOR
sections on the Display Panel, as follows:
Trending up
Stable
Trending down
Frost Conditions
®In temperatures between -1°C ~+1°C, the
frosticonwill flash in the FORECAST section
®In temperatures below -1.1°C, the frost iconwill
display stable in the FORECAST section
Installation and Setup (continued)
Air Pressure
®Air pressure can be displayed in hPa ,inHg,
ormmHg in the BARO section on the Display Panel
®When in Time Display, press BARO button to cycle
through the available air pressure units
Sunshine Time
®SUNSHINE TIME can be displayed as KLux or H/Day
1. When in Time Display, press BARO three times
to cycle past the air pressure data and show
the illuminance under SUNSHINE as KLux
2. Press BARO again to show the
SUNSHINE TIME as H/Day
Wind Speed and Direction
®Press WIND to toggle the wind speed
between km/h and mph as desired
®Wind speed and direction data
is updated once every minute
Rainfall
®RAIN can be shown in mm or in
®When in Time Display, press RAINFALL to cycle
through the available data readings: TODAY (as
of 9 am), YESTERDAY (as of 9 am) and TOTAL
®If any reading exceeds the maximum of
999.9mm, the RAIN display will flash
®Hold RAINFALL for more than three seconds when
displaying any of the above readings to reset the
data as desired–this is recommended when the
maximum rainfall is exceeded or when using TOTAL
to measure rainfall across a custom period of time

Graph
®When in Time Display, press GRAPH to cycle
through the available data graphs: BAROMETER,
TEMPERATUREIN, TEMPERATUREOUT,
HUMIDITY IN, HUMIDITY OUT and RAINFALL
®Graph data can take up to 72 hours
(temperature, humidity, air pressure) or 7 days
(rainfall) to be accurate after initial setup
®0 Hr is the current baro/temp/humid reading
which constantly updates every 15 minutes
®For example, if the time is 11:25 am, the
reading at 0 Hr is from 11:15 am.
®-3 Hr is the baro/temp/humid reading from 3 hours
earlier, -6 Hr is from 6 hours earlier, and so on
®For example, if the current time is 12.XXpm, -3Hr
and -6Hr readings will be for 9:00 am and 6:00 am
respectively
Moon Phase
®The MOON PHASE will be indicated as follows:
Humidity Index
®When in Time Display, your Display Panel
will show a comfort indicator based on the
INDOOR humidity as shown:
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Full Moon
New
Moon
Waning
Gibbous
Waxing
Crescent
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Waxing
Gibbous
Waning
Crescent
Third
Quarter
Comfortable Dry Humid
Operation and Settings (continued) Operation and Settings (continued)
Adjusting the Barometric Pressure Reading
®The barometric pressure has been configured
to the average altitude in Australia
To adjust the Barometric Pressure:
1. Hold LIGHT/SNOOZE for three
seconds when in Time Display
2. The current air pressure offset will flash;
use +and−to adjust accordingly
®Each multiple of 10 will change the barometric
pressure reading by approximately 1 hPa
3. When the desired offset is showing,
press LIGHT/SNOOZE to confirm
4. The FORECAST icon for the selected rating will now
flash; use +or−to cycle through the five forecast
options: Sunny, PartlyCloudy, Cloudy, Rain, Storm
5. When the desired FORECAST icon is showing,
press LIGHT/SNOOZE to confirm
®Your Display Panel will now be in back
in the default Time Display mode
Index
®When in Time Display, press INDEX to
cycle through the available weather indexes:
UVINDEX, FEEL LIKE in °C, DEW POINTin °C,
WINDCHILLin°C, and HEAT INDEX in °C
®If INDEX temperatures read HH.H or LL.L,
the current reading is outside of the allowable
INDEXrange
Backlight
®When in Time Display, press LIGHT/SNOOZE
to toggle the display on/off
®When plugged in to AC power, the
display will be on by default
®When relying solely on battery power,
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Maintenance
Low Batteries
Indoor Display Panel:
®The batteries in your Display Panel protect the
settings and data in the case of a power outage
®Be sure to use non-rechargeable alkaline batteries
®The Display Panel will highlight its own low battery
with in the INDOOR section of the display
®Holman Home will indicate the Display Panel
battery status with the following:
Good battery
Low battery
Outdoor Sensor:
®The Display Panel will highlight the status of
the Outdoor Sensor Li-ion battery with in the
OUTDOOR section of the display–this means it will
need to be recharged using the supplied charger
®Holman Home will indicate the Outdoor Sensor
battery status with the following:
Good battery
Low battery
®If this battery is is indicated as low, it will
need to be recharged immediately
®Follow the Outdoor Sensor Setup instructions
on page 11 to charge this battery
®You may also need to follow the
Display Panel Setup and Connection instructions
on page 12 to re-establish a connection
between your Display Panel and Outdoor Sensor
after the Li-ion battery has been charged
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Outdoor Sensor Checks
®As your Outdoor Sensor is exposed to the
elements, we recommend wiping any dust
off the solar panel and UV sensor to ensure
they are receiving adequate sunlight
®We also highly recommend checking the rainfall
and hygro-thermo sensors twice a year; once after
winter and once after summer
Rainfall Sensor Access
1. To access the rainfall sensor, first locate the access
screw (a) on the underside of your Outdoor Sensor
2. Remove the rainfall sensor (b) and set aside
3. Clear any debris from inside the OutdoorSensor
and also within the rainfall sensor
4. Replace the rainfall sensor and access screw
before re-mounting your Outdoor Sensor
Hygro-Thermo Sensor Access
1. To access the hygro-thermo sensor, locate the Stevenson
house (c) underneath your Outdoor Sensor
2. Unscrew the Stevenson house using a screwdriver (d)
®Each layer of the Stevenson house is separate;
be sure not to drop these when removing
3. Remove the Stevenson house (e) from the
Outdoor Sensor and set aside
4. Clear any debris from around the hygro-thermo sensor
(f) and between the Stevenson house layers
ÁDo not use liquid to clean this–a soft brush,
dry cloth or canned air would be suitable
5. Replace the Stevenson house and screws
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Warranty
3 Year Replacement Guarantee
Holman offers a 3 year replacement guarantee with this product.
In Australia our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer
Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other
reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced
if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
As well as your statutory rights referred to above and any other rights and remedies you have under
any other laws relating to your Holman product, we also provide you with a Holman guarantee.
Holman guarantees this product against defects caused by faulty workmanship and materials for
3 years domestic use from the date of purchase. During this guarantee period Holman will replace
any defective product. Packaging and instructions may not be replaced unless faulty.
In the event of a product being replaced during the guarantee period, the guarantee on the replacement product
will expire 3 years from the purchase date of the original product, not 3 years from the date of replacement.
To the extent permitted by law, this Holman Replacement Guarantee excludes liability for consequential
loss or any other loss or damage caused to property of persons arising from any cause whatsoever. It also
excludes defects caused by the product not being used in accordance with instructions, accidental damage,
misuse, or being tampered with by unauthorised persons, excludes normal wear and tear and does not cover
the cost of claiming under the warranty or transporting the goods to and from the place of purchase.
Should you suspect your product may be defective and need some clarification or advice please contact us directly:
1300 716 188
[e-mail]
11 Walters Drive, Osborne Park 6017 WA
If you are certain your product is defective and is covered by the terms of this warranty, you will
need to present your defective product and your purchase receipt as proof of purchase to the place
you purchased it from, where the retailer will replace the product for you on our behalf.
Troubleshooting
Question Answer
Why is my Display Panel blank?
nPress LIGHT/SNOOZE on the Display Panel to activate
nDouble check AC power is still connected to the Display Panel
nIt isn’t possible to run the activated screen for very long from batteries alone
Why is data from the Outdoor Sensor blank on my Display Panel?
nCheck for the RF CONNECTION INDICATOR –if this is missing
it means the connection to the Outdoor Sensor is broken
nPress SEARCH at the back of the Display Panel for
5 seconds to re-establish the connection
Why is the humidity INDEX face not showing on my Display Panel ?
nThe happy face (comfortable) will only show when the humidity is
between 40%-70% and the temperature is between 20-28°C
nThe straight face (dry) will only show when the
humidity is below 40% at any temperature
nThe sad face (wet) will only show when the humidity
is between 70%-90% at any temperature
Why don’t my Outdoor Sensor readings seem accurate? nPlacement and levelling of your Outdoor Sensor is very important–if
it is unbalanced or obstructed, weather readings will not be correct
Why is the FORECAST indication on the Display Panel
different to what is shown on Holman Home?
nThere will be discrepancies with what a weather service provider can predict
for a location (shown in Holman Home) and the data the Outdoor Sensor
can report (shown on your Display Panel )–the weather service may
indicate it is raining when in fact in your exact location it is not raining at all
Why are some temperature readings showing as HH.H or LL.L?
nWeather Index Modes such as Feels Like (-65~50˚C) / WindChill(-65~18˚C)
/ Heat Index (26~50˚C) / Dew Point(-20~60˚C ) have limited ranges
nIf the temperatures fall outside the range listed above,
they will report as LL.L (low) or HH.H (high)
Why is Holman Home listing my location as a foreign city?
nCheck your mobile device settings to ensure location
access has been granted to Holman Home
nThis is required for your weather station to work correctly
Why does my barometric pressure seem inaccurate?
nAs your barometric pressure is dependent on your altitude,
you may need to adjust your Barometric Pressure Offset
nRefer to Adjusting the Barometric Pressure Reading
on page 19 for more information
Why are MONTH and WEEK graphs blank in Holman Home?
nMONTH and WEEK graphs in Holman Home display
average data over the given time period, with the exception
of RAINFALL, which displays the total for each day
nMONTH and WEEK data in graphs does not include the current day
nMONTH and WEEK graphs require at least 2 days to be able to plot
data into a graph–at the start of each MONTH or WEEK, no data
will be shown until data has been logged for the first 2 days
nThis means no data will be shown until the 3rd of each
MONTH, or until Wednesday each WEEK

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