To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if data on Honeywell TE219ELW does not match data on the main unit?
If the data on your remote sensor doesn't match the data on the Honeywell Thermometer's main unit, try initiating a manual sensor search. To do this, press and hold the DOWN button on the main unit.
How to fix Honeywell TE219ELW if US Atomic Time signal is not received?
If your Honeywell Thermometer isn't receiving the US Atomic Time signal, try placing the unit by a window and leaving it there overnight.
General| Type | Digital Thermometer |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Temperature Range | 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) |
| Features | Memory Function |
| Temperature Scale | °F / °C Selectable |
| Resolution | 0.1°F/°C |
Describes the main unit's features, including atomic clock, time format, alarms, and temperature reception capabilities.
Identifies the physical layout of the device and details the functions of each button for operation and navigation.
Details the remote sensor's features, switches for unit selection, and mounting options.
Covers battery recommendations and essential initial setup steps before operating the device.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing batteries correctly in the main unit.
Explains how to interpret low battery indicators and begin setting up the weather display.
Guidance on where to position the main unit and the remote sensor for optimal performance.
How to read and interpret indoor and outdoor temperature data on the main unit's display.
Instructions on accessing and clearing stored maximum and minimum temperature records.
Steps to resolve issues if the main unit fails to receive signals from the remote sensor.
Information on potential interference from other wireless devices and its effects.
Details on how the device receives and uses the WWVB atomic time signal.
Instructions for manually setting the time zone, year, month, date, hour, and minutes.
Configuration of weekday, single-day, and ice warning alarms with specific activation criteria.
How to activate alarms and use the snooze feature when an alarm sounds.
How to activate the backlight for the display.
Important safety and handling precautions to ensure product longevity and prevent damage.
Solutions for common problems like no atomic time signal or failure to locate the remote sensor.
Technical details including operating ranges, resolution, RF range, and power requirements.
Compliance information regarding FCC rules and potential interference.
Manufacturer's declaration of product conformity with FCC regulations.
Details the product warranty period, coverage, limitations, and registration process.
