Autonautic Minor thermometer 72 mm – bimetal, 4 versions - chrome / white
Autonautic Instrumental
Autonautic Minor thermometer 72 mm – bimetal, 4 versions
8706
€87,06
The Minor thermometer measures temperature using a bimetallic element, without a battery, from -20 to +60 °C. With a diameter of 72 mm and a depth of 39 mm, it fits at the helm, in the cabin, or in a camper where wall space is limited. Available in matte black, chrome, or gold-plated with a white dial, and in chrome with a black dial.
One glance and you know whether the cabin is warm or cool.
Do not hang the thermometer above a heater or in direct sunlight, otherwise you will be measuring the wall and not the room. Wiping it with a soft cloth is sufficient.
The Minor thermometer measures temperature using a bimetallic element, without a battery, from -20 to +60 °C. With a diameter of 72 mm and a depth of 39 mm, it fits at the helm, in the cabin, or in a camper where wall space is limited. Available in matte black, chrome, or gold-plated with a white dial, and in chrome with a black dial.
Do not hang the thermometer above a heater or in direct sunlight, otherwise you will be measuring the wall and not the room. Wiping it with a soft cloth is sufficient.
• What makes a thermometer suitable for use on board?
This thermometer is specifically designed for marine use to withstand fluctuating temperatures, humidity, and the corrosive effects of saltwater. It is constructed of durable, moisture-resistant materials such as aluminum and features a gold- or chrome-plated finish.
• Can I place a thermometer on the outside of my boat?
The thermometers are designed for indoor use. For outdoor use, we recommend special outdoor maritime instruments that can withstand direct sunlight, moisture, and fluctuating temperatures. The thermometer is also resistant to fluctuations due to weather changes, making it suitable for marine use.
• How do I maintain my thermometer on a boat?
Clean the thermometer regularly with a soft, damp cloth to remove salt and dust. Avoid harsh cleaning agents, as these can damage the protective coating. Avoid constant exposure to extreme humidity.
• Where can I hang my thermometer?
Hang the thermometer out of direct sunlight and not above a heat source. Ideal locations include a prominent spot in your home, on your boat, or in a vacation home where it's easily visible.
