ETI 810-135 Temp/Humidity Monitor with Temperature Comfort Indicator

Place on a desk or hang on the wall in your home, office, greenhouse, factory or anywhere else to constantly measure and show the level of moisture and temperature in the air!

The ETI 810-135 has a triple segment screen - at the bottom, it'll show the temperature and humidity levels in separate sections, while the top section includes a large-size colour-coded temperature comfort indicator. This uniquely designed indicator will let you check at a glance whether the temperature is at a cold (blue: 16°C or below), comfortable (green - from 17 to 24°C) or hot (red - above 25°C) level.

This humidity and temperature monitor can measure temperature from 0 to 50°C and humidity levels from 10 to 99% RH. Temperature measurements can be switched between Celsius and Fahrenheit measurement modes with a simple button press, or you can use the MAX/MIN temperature mode to calculate the maximum and minimum temperature values taken over a period of time.

Worried about changing the batteries constantly? Don't be! The ETI 810-135 will run for 10,000 hours continuously on just 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries!

Prefer the scale to show humidity levels rather than comfortable temperature? ETI also make another version of this product called the 810-310 which has this indicator.

ETI 810-135 Temp/Humidity Monitor with Temperature Comfort Indicator Key Features

• Measure temperature and humidity in offices, rooms, factories and anywhere else you need to test
• Unique comfort level indicator with colour-coded zones tells you at a glance how cold or hot the environment is
• Displays temperature and humidity levels as digital readouts underneath the colour scale
• Temperature measurement range from 0 to 50°C
• Humidity measurement range from 10 to 99% RH
• Exceptional battery life - 10000 hours of operation on 2 x standard AAA 1.5V batteries
• Foldaway stand for mounting on a surface, or can be hung on a wall using keyhole slot at the back
• MAX/MIN memory function calculates the maximum and minimum values taken over a period of time
• Switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit measurement modes