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Enviro Weather (Pico W Aboard) - Board Only is a Pico W weather monitoring board that is a compact environmental board for Pico W projects that focus on weather-style sensing, wireless monitoring, data logging, and connected sensor builds. It is a solid choice for makers, educators, and developers who want a more integrated and professional-looking build using Pimoroni hardware and compatible Raspberry Pi or microcontroller platforms where applicable.
Why choose this product
- Built for compact sensor projects: Ideal when you want wireless environmental monitoring in a small form factor.
- Pico W friendly: A good match for lightweight connected dashboards and data logging builds.
- Great for experimentation: Useful for weather-inspired projects and outdoor-adjacent sensing prototypes.
What you can build
- Wireless weather dashboards: send readings from a Pico W sensor node to a local dashboard.
- Data loggers: capture environmental trends over time for testing and learning.
- Connected monitoring nodes: build small sensor systems with networked reporting.
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Technical overview
| Product type | Environmental / weather project board |
| Platform | Pico W |
| Primary use | Wireless monitoring and weather-style sensing |
| Project fit | Sensor nodes, dashboards, data logging |
| Variant | Board only |
Setup & build tips
- Network planning: Pico W projects benefit from stable Wi-Fi setup during deployment.
- Mounting: Place sensors thoughtfully for more realistic environmental readings.
- Power design: Match your power option to whether the project is fixed or portable.
What’s in the box
- Enviro Weather board only
FAQs
What is this made for?
It is designed for Pico W environmental and weather-style monitoring projects.
Can it be used for wireless sensing?
Yes. It is a strong fit for connected sensor nodes and data dashboards.
Does this include the main controller?
This listing is for the board only, so check your project setup accordingly.
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Schools / class POs: we accept Purchase Orders for accredited schools and universities. contact us with your PO details.
Returns: 7-day inspection window for DOA units. Email proof of issue and we ship a replacement.
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