Autonautic Baltic 110 thermometer 110 mm – black polyamide, outdoor
Autonautic Instrumental
Autonautic Baltic 110 thermometer 110 mm – black polyamide, outdoor
11026
€110,26
The Baltic 110 thermometer measures temperature in degrees Celsius and is made of sturdy polyamide, allowing it to withstand maritime conditions both indoors and outdoors. The black dial with white numerals is easy to read, and with a diameter of 110 mm and a weight of 165 g, it adds hardly any weight on board. Suitable for racing sailors, pleasure craft, and any nautical setting ashore.
The temperature indoors or outdoors, on an instrument that withstands salt and weather.
Hang it outside in the shade, otherwise you will be measuring the sun on the instrument and not the air.
The Baltic 110 thermometer measures temperature in degrees Celsius and is made of sturdy polyamide, allowing it to withstand maritime conditions both indoors and outdoors. The black dial with white numerals is easy to read, and with a diameter of 110 mm and a weight of 165 g, it adds hardly any weight on board. Suitable for racing sailors, pleasure craft, and any nautical setting ashore.
Hang it outside in the shade, otherwise you will be measuring the sun on the instrument and not the air.
• What makes a thermometer suitable for use on board?
This thermometer is specifically designed for marine use—both indoors and outdoors—to withstand fluctuating temperatures, humidity, and the corrosive effects of saltwater. Its construction is made of durable, moisture-resistant polyamide with a refined finish.
• Why do I use a thermometer on board?
An onboard thermometer is an essential tool for monitoring various temperatures, which can be crucial for comfort, safety, and performance while sailing. Combined with a comfort meter, you can maintain a comfortable and healthy climate on board.
• Can I place a thermometer on the outside of my boat?
Yes, this thermometer is also designed for indoor use.
• Where can I hang my thermometer?
Hang the thermometer on board or indoors, in the garden, out of direct sunlight and not above a heat source. Ideal locations include a prominent spot in the cabin or living room where it's easily visible.
