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AcuRite

AcuRite Iris (5-in-1) Professional Weather Station with LCD Display and Lightning

  • 5-in-1 sensor array: wind, rain, temperature, humidity
  • Lightning strikes within 25 miles are tracked
  • Up to 2 extra sensors, models 06002 and 06044, sold separately
  • LCD color display with auto-dimming brightness
  • Wireless, with Bluetooth listed
  • 6 AA batteries required, plus an included power cord
  • 1 year limited warranty

Last refreshed Oct 2, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A wireless weather station with wind, rain, humidity and lightning data on one display, aimed at home and garden monitoring. Barometric pressure needs a learning period before it settles, so early readings are less reliable.

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ASIN: B01MEFGGMFModel: 01022MCategory: Weather Stations

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Overview

Setting the display on its tabletop stand or hanging it on a wall gives a readout of wind, rain, temperature, humidity and nearby lightning from the paired outdoor sensor. A weather ticker on the screen streams conditions and alerts.

One unit covers wind speed and direction, rainfall, humidity, pressure, heat index, wind chill and dew point, with records saved over days, months and years. The pressure algorithm learns the location over time, so forecasts are weaker at first. Bluetooth appears in the specs, but the seller copy never explains what it does.

Who it's for

A homeowner, gardener or RV owner who wants local readings from a precise spot, including nearby lightning, gets the most from the data. Extra sensors can be added later for other locations. Someone who wants wall power only or a Wi-Fi app should check the power and connectivity rows first.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Lightning detection included
  • Tracks wind, rain, humidity and temperature
  • Auto-dimming LCD display
  • Tabletop stand or wall mount
Cons
  • Pressure needs a learning period
  • Extra sensors sold separately
  • Bluetooth role not explained

Performance notes

Readings come from a wireless outdoor sensor array that reports to the display, so placement and the distance to the display decide how reliable the data is. Pressure is calculated from many readings averaged over time, so accuracy improves as the unit learns the location. Lightning is detected within a set range, and history screens store rain, wind and lightning totals.

Specifications

BrandAcuRite
Model01022M
Dimensions & fit
Item Dimensions D x W x H1.3"D x 6.8"W x 8"H
Item weight2 pounds
Capacity & performance
Lightning Detection Range25 miles
Upper Temperature Range167 °F
Temperature Accuracy1.11 degrees Celsius
Power & efficiency
Power SourceCorded Electric
Compatibility & installation
Connectivity TechnologyWireless, Bluetooth
Compatible Extra SensorsUp to 2 (models 06002, 06044)
Included components
Included ComponentsPower Cord
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year limited warranty
Other details
Display TypeLCD
Number of Batteries6 AA batteries required
Is Used WhereIndoor, Outdoor
Additional FeaturesAdjustable Brightness, Clock, Large Display, Pre-Calibrated, Weather Resistant, Wireless
Sensor TechnologyWireless and optical

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Frequently asked questions

Does the AcuRite Iris 01022M work with Wi-Fi or an app?

Connectivity is listed as wireless and Bluetooth. The listing does not mention Wi-Fi or any online service, so remote viewing is not a stated feature.

Does the AcuRite Iris replace a separate rain gauge and anemometer?

The seller copy says it combines an anemometer, rain gauge, wind vane, hygrometer and thermometer in one wireless device.

How long before the pressure reading on the AcuRite 01022M is accurate?

The seller says the self-calibrated pressure is reasonably accurate after 14 days, while the algorithm continues to run for a longer learning cycle.