Extech 445713 Big Digit Indoor/Outdoor Hygro-Thermometer

The Extech Big Digit Indoor/Outdoor Hygro-Thermometer simultaneously displays indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity readings.

Features

  • Simultaneously displays temperature & humidity
  • Includes an outdoor sensor with 39" (89cm) cable
  • With Max/Min store and recall of all 4 measurement parameters
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The Extech Big Digit Indoor/Outdoor Hygro-Thermometer recalls up to 4 measurement parameters. It is designed to simulaneously measure indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity.

  • Remote sensor: Yes, 35" cable
  • Relative humidity range: 10 to 99%
  • Basic RH accuracy: +/-5%
  • Temperature (indoor/outdoor) range: 14 to 140F (-10 to 60C)
  • Basic temperature (indoor/outdoor) accuracy: +/-1.8F/1C
  • Dimensions: 4.3"x3.9"x0.78" (109x99x20mm)
  • Weight: 6oz (169g)
  • CE: Yes
  • Warranty: 1 year
  • (1) Hygro-thermometer
  • (1) Stand
  • (1) Wall mounting bracket
  • (1) Outdoor sensor with 35" (89cm) cable
  • (1) AAA battery
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