AprilAire Z10ODT Wireless Outdoor Temperature & Humidity Sensor
Wireless outdoor temperature and humidity data for enhanced S86WMUPR control strategies.
The AprilAire Z10ODT sends outdoor temperature and relative-humidity information to an S86WMUPR Wi-Fi thermostat without a dedicated sensor cable. The thermostat can display outdoor temperature and use the data for supported humidification, ventilation and heat-pump control functions.
Key Features
- Wireless connection to the S86WMUPR thermostat.
- Measures outdoor temperature and relative humidity.
- Supports automatic AprilAire humidifier control strategies.
- Supports temperature-based lockouts for compatible fresh-air ventilation.
- Provides outdoor input for supported electric or dual-fuel heat-pump control.
- Outdoor temperature can be displayed at the thermostat.
- Integrated LED indicates pairing and low-battery status.
- Replaceable battery with approximately two-year published battery life.
- Water-resistant construction.
- 5-year warranty.
Application & Compatibility
Install the Z10ODT in an appropriate outdoor location following AprilAire mounting guidance. Water-resistant does not mean unrestricted exposure; mount according to the installation manual and within the sensor's operating requirements.
Key Specifications
| Model | Z10ODT |
|---|---|
| Measurements | Outdoor temperature and relative humidity |
| Compatible Thermostat | S86WMUPR |
| Power | Replaceable battery |
| Approx. Battery Life | 2 years |
| Approx. Size | 2.16 x 2.16 x 0.74 in |
| Warranty | 5 years |
Related AprilAire Products
- AprilAire S86WMUPR Wi-Fi Multi-Stage Programmable IAQ Thermostat
- AprilAire Z10IDT Wireless Indoor Temperature & Humidity Sensor
Frequently Asked Questions
Which thermostat works with the Z10ODT?
AprilAire specifies the Z10ODT for the S86WMUPR Wi-Fi thermostat.
Why does the thermostat need outdoor data?
The S86WMUPR can use it for supported humidifier control, ventilation lockouts and heat-pump control strategies.
Does the Z10ODT need wiring back to the thermostat?
No. It communicates wirelessly and uses a replaceable battery.