Smart Weather Station Project Combo | Arduino Nano + DHT11 + BMP280 + 16x2 LCD

Smart Weather Station Project Combo — Arduino Nano + DHT11 + BMP280 + 16x2 LCD

Build your own Smart Weather Station with this all-in-one project combo from Xsortex HUB. This kit gives you everything you need to measure temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure in real time — and display the live readings on a 16x2 LCD screen.

Whether you’re a student working on a college project, a hobbyist exploring IoT sensing, or a maker building a home environment monitor, this combo is the fastest way to get a fully functional weather station up and running with Arduino.

What’s Included in This Combo?

• 1× Arduino Nano — ATmega328P, 5V, 14 digital I/O, 8 analog inputs, Mini-USB / Type-C
• 1× DHT11 Temperature & Humidity Sensor — 0–50°C temp range, 20–90% RH humidity, digital output
• 1× BMP280 Barometric Pressure Sensor — 300–1100 hPa range, I2C/SPI interface, altitude estimation
• 1× 16x2 LCD Display — HD44780 controller, blue backlight, 5V, 16 columns × 2 rows
• Jumper Wires — female-female

What You Can Measure & Display

• 🌡️ Temperature — via DHT11 (0–50°C, ±2°C accuracy)
• 💧 Humidity — via DHT11 (20–90% RH, ±5% accuracy)
• 🌍 Atmospheric Pressure — via BMP280 (300–1100 hPa, ±1 hPa accuracy)
• ⛰️ Altitude Estimation — calculated from BMP280 pressure readings

Key Specifications

• Microcontroller: Arduino Nano (ATmega328P)
• Sensors: DHT11 (Temp & Humidity) + BMP280 (Pressure & Altitude)
• Display: 16x2 LCD (HD44780, blue backlight)
• Interface: DHT11 — Digital pin; BMP280 — I2C (SDA/SCL); LCD — 4-bit parallel
• Power: 5V via USB from Arduino Nano
• Programming: Arduino IDE with DHT, Adafruit BMP280, and LiquidCrystal libraries

Use Cases

• Home weather monitoring station
• Indoor air quality and comfort monitoring
• Greenhouse and plant environment tracking
• Engineering college project and STEM demonstration
• IoT weather data logging with serial output

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the DHT11, and can I upgrade it later?
The DHT11 reads temperature within ±2°C and humidity within ±5% RH, which is great for learning and indoor comfort monitoring. If you need better accuracy and a wider range later, the DHT22 drops into the same wiring and code with a one-line change.

Can the BMP280 really estimate altitude?
Yes. Air pressure falls predictably with height, so the BMP280 can estimate altitude to within about a metre when you set the current sea-level pressure. It is the same principle used in drone altimeters and hiking watches.

Can I log weather data to the internet with this kit?
The Nano itself has no network, but you can log readings over USB serial to a computer, or later swap in an ESP8266 or ESP32 board to push data to ThingSpeak or Blynk. The sensors and display work exactly the same on those boards.

Can I run this weather station outdoors?
The sensors are not waterproof, so keep them in a sheltered, ventilated enclosure if you mount the station outside. A simple vented plastic box with shade from direct sun gives good results and protects the electronics.

Order now from Xsortex HUB and get fast delivery across India. All components are tested for compatibility and ready to wire up.