Window Thermometer

A Window Thermometer enables you to obtain readings of outside temperature, when you are busy in your living room or kitchen. They attach easily to any outside window surface. The range of temperature which they measure is wide, from -40   to +140 degrees F.  Built sturdily they can withstand all types of weather extremities. These thermometers help you to know instantly the weather outdoors, so that you can decide whether to let the plants remain in the extreme cold outside or to bring them in; or if you should put on shorts for your stroll outside!

Features of the Timex Window thermometer

The suction cup window thermometer manufactured by Timex function efficiently and look elegant.  The 7-inch Timex TX1011 suction cup type window thermometer is made of stretchy transparent plastic, which provides accurate outdoor weather readings.   It can be effortlessly attached to every type of window surface; Visibility of the instrument is high from within your living spaces.  The range of weather measurement is also quite wide, from -40 to 140 degrees F.

Additionally, it’s bright red pointer and bold extra-large graphics with impressive two-color numerals, make the Timex TX1011 a charming instrument to help you gauge outside weather, from within your house. 

How does it work?

This window thermometer is appropriately sized to enable you to read the numerals from a distance with ease.  When you attach the instrument outside your window;   choose shaded places, as sun can play with it’s accuracy in readings. It’s all-weather case allows it to cling securely to a window in rain, snow, or sun, for a complete year and more. This is very helpful, because you don’t have worry about the little thing falling out. Make sure the window surface is clean, as dirt can lessen the suction quality.  

Timex offers a smaller version as well, but the user experience is that it does not stay on the window as long as the 7-inch type, maybe due to suction cup’s area being smaller.  You can make it stay longer by rubbing the surface around the instrument, with a few drops of vegetable oil on your finger. 

Save for summertime readings when it is 115+ in some parts, where the instrument may falter,  it provides accurate readings.  You can adjust the reading, and set it to the right temperature, with a small screw driver on its back, if need be.   The big black extremely readable numerals are the most attractive part of this instrument.  Putting the window thermometer on the window is easy, since there’s no need to drill holes, and suction takes care of it.