To set up temperature and humidity ranges for notification on the YoLink app, follow these steps:

1. Open the YoLink app and select the sensor device you want to set up.

2. Tap the three dots in the upper right corner to access the Details screen.

3. Tap Alert to go to the alert screen.

4. Set up the desired alert range for temperature and humidity (tap the pencil icon to set up the temp range easily).

5. Make sure the related strategy is enabled for app/email/SMS notification. To check the strategy settings, tap "View your alarm strategies" and select the related strategy.

6. Verify that YoLink app notifications are allowed in your phone settings, your email address is verified to receive email notifications, and your phone number is added to receive text message notifications. You can check your email and phone number settings in the YoLink app by tapping Menu (upper left) -> Settings -> Account.

Once you have set up the desired temperature and humidity ranges and notification settings, you will receive alerts if the sensor detects values outside of the specified range.

Please check if your YoLink hub is online during that time. It might be possible that the hub is offline, and as a result, the data is not being reported to the server. The YS8006 X3 temperature and humidity sensor can save offline data and report it to the server when the device is back online.

Under normal conditions, these sensors boast a two-year battery life. However, placing them in a freezer can significantly shorten this lifespan to one year or even less. In the case of YS8003, which employs two alkaline batteries rather than two lithium batteries, the reduction may be even more pronounced, potentially lasting around 9 months.

 Once you set up the network for your YoLink hub, please press the "set" button on the temperature sensor to activate your temperature sensor.

 Please try the following steps:

Remove the old batteries.

Press the button several times to discharge any capacitors.

Install brand new non-rechargeable batteries.

If this doesn't work, please contact YoLink support for further assistance.

 In the YoLink App, you can set up alert ranges for temperature and humidity sensors, but you cannot set a specific temperature for the sensors to trigger an alert. Once you have set up the alert range, the app will notify you when the temperature or humidity is outside of the range you have set.

The 8003, 8004, and 8005 models do not support the 'Recording Interval' feature. These modules are designed to report data once every hour, unless there's a significant temperature change. The functionality you're seeking is only available in models X3 Smart Temperature & Humidity Sensor YS8006, X3 Outdoor Temperature Sensor YS8014, and X3 Outdoor Temperature & Humidity Sensor YS8015. If you need real-time temperature updates, we suggest considering the YS8006 model. 

However, please note that the 8006 model isn't weatherproof. Alternatively, the 8014 and 8015 models offer a compromise, providing longer battery life and the option to adjust the data recording interval. With the 8014 and 8015 models, you can choose recording intervals ranging from five minutes to 60 minutes.

If you believe that your YoLink temperature sensor is not very accurate, you can try calibrating it by comparing its readings to those of another accurate temperature-measuring device. However, it is difficult to determine which device is absolutely accurate. YoLink sensors are calibrated at the factory and are guaranteed to be accurate, they use SENSIRION chips.

Yes, the YoLink YS8003 temperature humidity sensor can be used with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. You can link your YoLink account to your Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant account to enable voice control. However, the sensor will not be able to be used for Alexa routine. Users can only ask for the sensor’s value through the voice control.

Unfortunately, the YoLink Temperature & Humidity Sensor is not currently supported to create routines in Alexa, and Alexa only displays the temperature reading from the sensor, not the humidity reading. Only the Echo's built-in temperature sensor supports routines.

If you want to use the sensor with routines, you can consider using IFTTT. IFTTT supports the Temperature & Humidity Sensor as a trigger action in routines. You can create an applet in IFTTT that triggers an action when the sensor detects a certain temperature or humidity range.

To get voice announcements from Alexa when the sensor alerts, you can use the VoiceMonkey skill. Here are the steps to set it up:

Enable the VoiceMonkey Skill in Alexa.

Sign in to the VoiceMonkey website using your Amazon Alexa account.

On the Manage Monkeys Page, add a monkey and name it as "Sunroom Monkey."

Create an applet on IFTTT app: if this - YoLink - THS - complete trigger fields, then that - Alexa Voice Monkey - choose Trigger Monkey(Routine) - select "Sunroom Monkey."

Set up a routine on Alexa, choose Smart Home, select "Sunroom Monkey," and add action.

One example of an Alexa command for YoLink sensors is to edit the name of the sensor in the Alexa app and then ask Alexa about the temperature. For instance, if you rename a sensor to "Pool" in the Alexa app, you can then ask Alexa, "Echo, what is the Pool temperature?" to receive the temperature reading from that sensor.

To change the temperature unit on Google Home, follow these steps:

1. On the Google Home screen, tap "Settings".

2. Tap "Google Assistant".

3. Tap "Manage all assistant settings".

4. Scroll down to "Weather" and tap it.

5. Choose the temperature unit you prefer, either Celsius or Fahrenheit.

Please short-press the “Set” button on the back of the sensor to change the temperature unit.

Please update the YoLink app and the IFTTT to the newest version just in case. Please re-link your YoLink account to IFTTT and sync the device. (choose the T&H sensor list). Then go to create the applet to try again.

First, try pressing the button to see if the thermometer screen will light up or not. If it doesn't, open the battery cover and replace the battery. The rattling noise could be the sound of the thermometer's antenna resonating, which is normal and won't affect its performance. However, it could also be a sign of hardware failure. If replacing the battery doesn't solve the problem, please contact YoLink Customer Support for further assistance.

To refresh the data for the YoLink YS8003 temperature humidity sensor, you can either manually refresh it by pressing the "Set" button on the back of the sensor or wait for it to refresh automatically. The sensor data will be automatically refreshed in the following situations:

The SET button has been pressed.

At least 0.9°F (0.5°C) change over a period longer than 1 minute.

At least 3.6°F (2°C) change within 1 minute.

At least 5% change over a period longer than 1 minute.

Device alert level reached or restored to normal range.

The data will be refreshed automatically once an hour.

If you want to manually refresh the data, simply press the "Set" button on the back of the sensor, and the data will be updated immediately in the YoLink app.

If you are referring to the lack of log data in the app's History section, this is because the History tab only displays high/low temperature/humidity alerts. However, if you need access to more detailed sensor logs, you can tap the "More" button in the app to download a chart of the sensor data.

Please go to the temperature sensor page -> Please click "more"-> set the time period "weekly, daily, years"-> and click export to download the data from the YoLink app. After that, please send the file to your email after downloading the file to your phone.

 Factory reset will erase all of your settings and restore it to factory defaults. After the factory reset, your device will remain in your Yolink account. Please hold the SET button for 20-23 seconds until the status light blinks red and green alternately, then, release the button （Hold the SET button longer than 23 seconds will ABORT the factory reset operation）. Factory reset will be complete when the status light stops blinking.

If you experience connection issues with your temperature sensor, try the following steps:

a. Ensure that your YoLink Hub is connected to the internet and powered on.

b. Check the distance between the temperature sensor and the YoLink Hub, and move them closer if necessary.

c. Replace the batteries in the temperature sensor if they are low.

d. Restart the YoLink Hub by unplugging it, waiting for 30 seconds, and plugging it back in. e. If the problem persists, contact YoLink Customer Support.

While the YS8003 sensors can be used in a residential freezer, their battery life may be reduced under low temperatures since they use alkaline batteries. In contrast, the YS8005 model uses lithium batteries, which are less affected by low temperatures. Note that the YS8003 sensors are not more waterproof than the YS8005 model. Therefore, before placing the YS8003 sensors in the freezer, it is recommended to cover them with a plastic bag to prevent water vapor from affecting their performance. 

While the YS8003 sensors can be used in a residential freezer, the weatherproof YS8005 model may be a better choice due to its longer battery life and increased resistance to low temperatures.

Yes, it is normal for the temperature in a freezer to fluctuate by up to 10-15 degrees Fahrenheit in either direction. This is because the environment inside the freezer is not constant, and factors such as the frequency of opening the door, the amount of food stored inside, and the freezer's defrost cycle can all affect the temperature. Please set the appropriate alert range to avoid the false alarms.

To monitor the temperature and humidity of refrigerators and freezers, you can use the YS8003-UC indoor temperature and humidity sensor for the refrigerators, and the YS8005-UC outdoor temperature and humidity sensor for the freezers.

Yes, the battery life of alkaline batteries will be significantly reduced if stored in an environment below 32°F (0°C). However, if stored above 32°F, the reduction in battery life will not be as significant.

The reason for this is that the 0364 and 0394 firmware versions use different chips. YoLink uses the numbering convention of 036x and 039x to distinguish between them, but both versions have the same functions and capabilities.

When the YoLink Temperature & Humidity Sensor is exposed to drastic temperature changes, such as going from a high temperature to sub-zero or from a low temperature to high temperature, it may produce water vapor and cause a short circuit in the circuit, resulting in an abnormal display. However, the device itself is likely still functional and can be restored in a few hours. To expedite the restoration process, you can wrap the Temperature & Humidity Sensor with plastic wrap and place it back in the freezer.

You can go to YoLink App->Sensor screen->Device Details screen->Alert to swipe to left to set up unlimited low-temperature alert, then you won't receive low temp alert.

First, try removing the batteries and pressing the set button several times, then reinstall new batteries. Additionally, you can try drying the right side of the sensor with a hairdryer on a cool setting to see if that helps. If the issue still occurs after these steps, it's possible that the sensor is broken. We recommend putting another sensor in a zip bag to prevent it from being exposed to high humidity or water. If you require further assistance, please contact YoLink Customer Support.

Please remove the old batteries from the sensor and press the button several times to discharge any residual capacitors. Then, install brand new non-rechargeable batteries into the sensor. If the issue still occurs, please contact YoLink Customer Support for further assistance.

YoLink humidity sensor uses the SENSIRION SHTC3 chip to measure humidity, with an accuracy range of +/ -2% (typical) to 6% (maximum). If the difference between the sensor's reading and the expected value is over 10%, there might be an issue with the sensor itself. We recommend contacting YoLink Customer Support for further assistance in troubleshooting and resolving the issue.