JBL Aquarium Thermometer DigiScan Alarm

Digital aquarium thermometer that displays water temperatures from 0-37 °C in 0.1 °C increments. Preset alarm flashes <18 and >28 °C.
Item no. 6122700
Operating instructions

Never immerse in water!
JBL DigiScan

Aquarium Thermometer DigiScan

13.4 EUR

Price incl. 17 VAT plus Delivery
In stock – delivered to you in 1-3 working days
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Product features

  • Digital aquarium thermometer that displays water temperatures from 0-37 ° C in 0.1 ° C increments. Preset alarm flashes below18 and from28 ° C
  • To attach: Insert the battery, remove the protective film and simply stick then press the thermometer onto the outside of the clean aquarium pane. The 4-part velcro sticker makes the thermometer easy to remove at any time
  • Accuracy: +/- 1.0 °C. Battery: 1 x LR1130. Size: 5 x 3.5 cm. Digit height: 1.8 cm – easy to read. Do NOT immerse the thermometer in water!
  • The water temperature is very precisely forwarded through the aquarium pane to the temperature contact on the back of the thermometer
  • Scope of delivery: 1 digital aquarium thermometer with alarm function, Velcro sticker for attachment, without battery (LR1130)

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  • Why doesn’t the thermometer stick to the pane?

    Make sure to clean the pane thoroughly before installing the thermometer. Dirt, biofilms and limescale can prevent it from holding. If the thermometer still does not hold, there may be a problem with the Velcro fastener itself. In this case replace both JBL DigiScan Velcro pads (Velcro fastener). You will find these under the tab "Spare parts".

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