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12.5 inch outdoor thermometer with the basic background and easy to read numbers
Product Features
- Measures temperatures from -60 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit
- Durable, weather resistant construction
- Coil inner workings for battery-free operation and dependable accuracy
- Made in the USA
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
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It would make a better Frisbee than a thermometer! My expectations for this thermometer were very simple: I expected that this thermometer would work! I expected that if it was 68 degrees in the house this thermometer would read 65-70 degrees and if it was 35 degrees, it would read 32 to 38 degrees. I think these are very low expectations to have! In fact, when it was 68 degrees in the house, this thermometer read 60 and when it was 35 on my outside porch, it read 40 degrees. Bottom-line: this thermometer is so inaccurate it is useless. It…
An Excellent Basic Thermometer I needed an outside thermometer to fill in for the weather station while it was sent in for repair. I chose the AcuRite 01360 based on the low price and large dial.I first hung the thermometer on the north side of a cedar fence. When I checked later, the temperature reading was 80 degree, 20 degrees higher than expected. I removed it from the fence and the dial began to drop. It appears that the sun, which was making a rare appearance for this time of year, was shining on the…
Easy to read but way off on degrees When I was ordering this I read some of the reviews and saw that quite a few said it was off on the temperature. So when I received mine I was not surprised to see it was off by 8 degrees (pretty substantial) I was going to send it back but the hassle wasn’t worth the price. So I thought I would see if I could mess with the spring on the back. So by pulling the spring out of the plastic notch and(very carefully) turning it in the direction the needle needs to go, you can adjust the setting…
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