You can find below the data that can be viewed:
1. Main Module
The Main Module is the core component of the Netatmo Weather Station. It measures:
- Temperature (zoom out to display the minimum and maximum values for the day)
- Humidity
- CO₂ (air quality)
- Atmospheric pressure
- Noise level
2. Additional Indoor Module
This module complements the monitoring of specific rooms in the house by measuring:
- Temperature (zoom out to display the minimum and maximum values for the day)
- Humidity
- CO₂
3. Outdoor Module
The Outdoor Module measures:
- Temperature (zoom out to display the minimum and maximum values for the day)
- Outdoor humidity
4. Rain Gauge
The Rain Gauge measures rainfall and precipitation levels.
5. Wind Gauge
The Wind Gauge provides:
- Wind speed
- Gusts
- Wind direction
Mobile Applications
Netatmo Weather
To view graphs, place your smartphone in landscape mode. If the graphs do not appear, make sure that screen auto-rotation is enabled. On a tablet, tap the graph icon located in the upper-right corner of the dashboard. You can also access the graphs by selecting the "Graphs" option in the settings.
Using the drop-down menu at the top of the screen, select the desired Home, Station, and Module. You can then navigate through the graph using the gray cursor. The measured value (temperature, humidity, etc.) and the measurement time are displayed in the upper-left corner of the screen.
To view data over different periods, use the zoom in and zoom out functions available on the graphs. Zooming out allows you to display the entire selected period and view the daily minimum values (in blue) and maximum values (in orange). When displaying weekly or monthly graphs, the data shown corresponds to averages calculated by the system.
Below is an example of how the data is displayed. Colors may vary depending on the selected comparisons, making the data easier to read and interpret.
Home + Control
From the home screen, select the desired Home, then the Room for which you would like to view data. Open the corresponding tile and, when the Graph icon is available, tap it to access the history of measurements (temperature, humidity, CO₂, noise level, etc.). Then select "View detailed graphs" to display all available data.
You can adjust the displayed period according to your needs by selecting one of the available views: 6 hours, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, or 1 year.
Below is an example of data visualization. The graphs use a color-coding system that adapts to the selected measurements and comparisons. This visual representation makes it easier to distinguish between different data sets and analyze them effectively.
Web App
From the home screen, select the desired Home in the upper-left corner. Once on the data screen, you can display graphs associated with a room by clicking the module data of your choice in the right-hand column.
You can also use the "Compare graphs" option to display and compare up to four different data sets simultaneously over the same period. The "+" button allows you to add new measurements to the comparison and customize the analysis period according to your needs.
For better readability, each measurement is represented by a specific color. You can show or hide a graph at any time by clicking the corresponding line in the room or module list displayed in the right-hand column.
Finally, to review data trends over different periods, use the options available at the top of the graph and select the desired time scale (weekly, monthly, or yearly, depending on the available data).
Below is an example of data visualization. The different colors used help quickly identify the selected measurements and make it easier to compare and interpret observed trends.
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