🌡 Coralife 00232 Digital Aquarium Thermometer Review

I came back to get 2 more of these. not because they don't work, but because I want them in all three of my tanks. I've used the glass float style for years, but this one is just as accurate and much easier to read. The only downside is that I find the suction cup on the back of the reader a bit difficult to attach to the device. To update. According to this post, none of the ones I have are working yet. They appear to be shorting out and flashing on and off after about 2 months. I've reverted…

At first I was worried about the quality and having to change the batteries often but I've had it for a while now and sometimes I forget to turn it off. . But the small battery seems to have good life on its own. It's very easy to install, just put the sensor in the water and position the display the way you want and you're done. It has a very good cable length for the sensor, the only thing I didn't like was that you have to hold the power button for 5 seconds before it turns off. But it's a…

Overall a great product. A few things to watch out for: 1) The suction cup for the thermometer in the tank probe is weak and keeps falling off. I've given up making it sticky and the probe is dangling in the water. The suction cups on the heater have not come loose for 10 years and the heater has more weight. 2) The sensor cable comes out on the left side of the display. Because I placed my display on the right side of the tank, the wire is very visible and difficult to hide. If I had it on the

After diving into my seven-foot-deep, 9,000-gallon carp pond, I felt that deeper water was colder than surface water (because I was shivering in the water). water at an air temperature of 99F). However, I had to prove that the temperature was lower and measure how much lower it was. Of course, the thermometer had to be waterproof. I already had an infrared thermometer to measure the surface temperature (and the air temperature, although the air temperature was available from the weather…