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(More customer reviews)I can't begin to tell you the abuse I've subjected this product to.
1- Used it on my RV. Probe was outside from freezing to desert for 6000 miles.
2- Took it up to Alaska and back, 15,000 miles.
3- Used it to determine the temp. of my developing solution (very caustic chemicals).
4- Now it's being pecked by chickens in my brooder.
I seem to never replace batteries in this. I can only remember doing it twice in 6 years.
Buy this product. Have no worries. It truly is a 5-star product.
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Keep track of the time, as well as the temperature, with this straightforward thermometer clock. From Oregon Scientific, the thermometer clock allows users to plan outdoor activities appropriately while monitoring the indoor climate for maximum comfort. Additionally, the clock can serve as an alarm for early morning wake-ups and reminders.
The thermometer clock features preinstalled holes for wall mounting, as well as a plastic stand for tabletop placement. In large, easy to read digits, the thermometer clock relates the time and temperatures on its LCD screen, with a blue LED backlight for nighttime viewing. The user sets the time and alarm clock using the hour, minute, and alarm buttons on the backside of the thermometer clock. The user also can select between 12-hour or 24-hour time format and Fahrenheit or Celsius degree temperature display by flipping the provided switches. Three buttons on the front side of the thermometer clock engage the alarm\'s 8-minute snooze function, switches the mode, and enables the user to view and clear the high/low temperature recordings in the memory function. To evaluate outdoor conditions, an attached, weather-resistant 10-foot cable with a sensitive probe extends outside. The probe assesses outdoor temperatures ranging from -58 to 158 degrees F, and relates the data back to the base unit every 10 seconds. Indoor temperature measurement capabilities range from 32 to 122 degrees F. For the best results, keep the probe out of direct sunlight and heavy rain. The separate purchase of two AAA batteries is required. A limited one-year guarantee covers this item. The thermometer clock measures 2-1/2 inches wide by 3/4 inches deep by 4-1/2 inches high.
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