ThermoPro TP50 3 Pieces Digital Hygrometer

Notes on cleaning

Separate the device from the power supply or remove the batteries before cleaning. Only use a dry cloth to clean the exterior of the device. Do not use any cleaning fluid to avoid damaging the electronics.

1. Display: Displays the current humidity and temperature, and record maximum and minimum humidity/temperature.
2. °C/°F/Clear Button: Press once to change the temperature display to either °C or °F. Press and hold for 2 seconds to clear the record maximum and minimum humidity/ temperature readings.
3. Battery Compartment: Holds one 1 AAA battery to power the unit.
4. Comfort Level: 3 icons: DRY, COMFORT, WET.
   • If humidity is below 30%: Dry.
   • If humidity is between 30% to 60% AND temperature is between 68°F ~ 79°F (20°C ~ 26°C): Comfort.
   • If humidity is above 60%: Wet. Elsewise: No icon.
     1. Totally wireless tabletop and magnet- mountable design.
        

        Before first use

        1. Insert or Replace Battery: Insert one AAA battery with correct polarity ( ) and (-) as indicated.
        2. Do not immerse product in water.
        3. The humidity and temperature monitor is now ready to use.
           

           Care of your Humidity/Temperature monitor

           • Do not leave exposed to extreme high or low temperatures since this may cause damage to electronic parts and plastics.
           • Remove battery if planning to store for more than four months.

Question: Any way to calibrate temperature?

Answer: No, there is no way to calibrate this unit. If it is far enough off compared to a proven thermometer or hygrometer that it requires calibration to fall within the manufacturer’s stated percentage of accuracy then it is defective.

Question: Is it display also Date and time?

Answer: No it does not.

Question: Can i reset the comfort range? 79 degrees f is much too high to be comfortable imo?

Answer: The comfort indicator will only apply to HUMIDITY not temperature. 30-80% is typically seen as a comfortable range for humidity. Temperature comfort will vary between individuals, humidity typically does not.

Question: can this be used in a hermit crab habitat?

Answer: I think you should be able to put it in there without any issues!

Question: Will this malfunction in high humidity? i want to use this in a brazilian rainbow boa terrarium and condensation is typical?

Answer: The location I am monitoring typically runs about 75 – 85%. The other day, I discovered a water leak when I put the monitor in a new location. A couple of hours later, it was in a puddle with water drops all over it. Today it seems to be working just as it always has. So, I would say it seems to work well in high humidity.