

This affordable but high-quality rain gauge measures up to 5 inches (12.7 cm) of rainwater and has numbers that are magnified by over 35% for simple viewing. Why we chose it: If you don’t want to spend more than $20, this is your best option. Best analog rain gauge: RainMaxx 280mm Rain Gauge On the downside, the Ecowitt records only indoor temperature and humidity while the La Crosse outdoor unit includes a temperature and humidity sensor.


How it compares: When compared to the La Crosse featured later on our list, the Ecowitt provides more data, has a slightly longer range (100m vs 90m), and at the time of writing is slightly more affordable. The display base station can be wall-mounted for convenience and convenience of use, and it also monitors indoor temperature and humidity measurements. The self-emptying collector means you don’t need to worry about regularly emptying it to ensure accurate readings. It also has a customisable rain alarm which amongst other things can be pre-set to turn off the sprinkler when it rains. This product provides professional rainfall data providing all the information you need on an easy-to-read display. It has a wireless transmission range of 100M and is very accurate and precise (0.1mm/0.01inch resolution). Why we chose it: The Ecowitt Wireless Rain Gauge is an easy-to-use and accurate device for monitoring the rain condition in your garden or farm.
