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# Change Sensor Name

Since Aranet Cloud version 1.5.18 it is possible to change sensors name. **Please note, sensor name change in Aranet Cloud does not affect sensors name in Aranet Pro base.**

1. Login to your Aranet cloud workspace and navigate to SENSORS menu.
2. Click on the sensor which name you want to change and select CONFIG tab. 
3. Click on EDIT icon ![](https://forum.aranet.com/site/assets/files/3072/sharp_edit_black_24dp.png) near the sensors current name:

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5. Enter new sensors name in the pop-up window and click SAVE button:

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6. Info window approving sensors name change will pop-up:

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From now this sensor appears in Aranet Cloud under the new name. You can also check with which Aranet Pro base it is paired:

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