Batteries Recommended for Weather Stations

Did you know that over 85% of weather station issues stem from low-voltage batteries? Using the right weather station batteries is crucial for accurate readings and reliable performance. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about selecting the best batteries for your weather station, including recommendations for Digitech weather station batteries and outdoor sensors.

Choosing the Best Batteries for Your Weather Station

• Use fresh, high-quality, branded alkaline batteries for the best performance in your La Crosse Technology and TESA Weather Pro weather stations.
• Avoid lesser-known battery brands from China, India, or Southeast Asia (except Japan).

What You Need to Know About Weather Station Batteries

• Batteries should have an expiration date at least six years beyond the current year.
• Minimum voltage: 1.48V per battery for reliable operation.
• Use lithium or alkaline (1.5V) batteries in outdoor sensors; indoor base stations require alkaline batteries.
• For troubleshooting, install fresh batteries in your weather station.

Best Batteries for Outdoor Weather Stations

• Use 1.5V alkaline or lithium batteries for outdoor sensors.
• Only use branded batteries to reduce RF interference.
• Do not mix different battery types or old/new batteries.

Battery Safety Tips

• Remove dead batteries promptly to prevent leaks.
• Never recharge non-rechargeable batteries or short-circuit terminals.

Final Recommendations for Digitech Weather Station Batteries

• Recommended brands: VARTA, Energizer MAX, or Duracell (expiry date of at least 2028).
• Test your batteries before replacing them using the La Crosse Portable Battery Tester.

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Note: We do not manufacture batteries and cannot guarantee their longevity—these are simply our best recommendations based on years of experience.