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Lifegard Aquatics LED Digital Thermometer
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LIFEGARD AQUATICS continues to innovate on their breakthrough technology with the development of the industry's first submersible LED Digital Thermometer. This highly visible, ultra-bright blue LED display can be seen from across any room. When used submerged it displays the water temperature in your tank or secure it outside to display the air temperature. Uses include fresh or saltwater applications and reptile tanks. Our sensor is accurate and dependable. The Lifegard LED Digital Thermometer features an adjustable suction cup attachment and includes a safe, 6V power supply with 5' cord and a hang or stand clam shell display with complete instructions.
- - LIFEGARD LED Digital Thermometer is Aquarium Industry's First Submersible LED Thermometer
- - Highly Visible Bright Ultra-Blue Light that can be Viewed Across Any Room
- - Adjustable Suction Cup Attachment to mount or the back or front of the tank
- - Safe 6V Power Supply with 5' Cord
Specifications
| SKU | 3558632 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Lifegard Aquatics |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | .02 LB |
Operating System Compatibility
| Windows Compatible | No |
|---|---|
| IOS Compatible | No |
| Blackberry Compatible | No |
| OSX Comp | No |
| Smartphone Capable | No |
| Android Compatible | No |
Flooring Information
| Water Resistant | No |
|---|
Additional Features
| Allows Remote Monitoring | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Water Resistant | No |
Safe 6V Power Supply with 5' Cord needs a loop to prevent short circuit.
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