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Conforimeter hygrometer + thermometer Tempo 85mm
  • Conforimeter hygrometer + thermometer Tempo 85mm

Conforimeter hygrometer + termometer Tempo 85mm

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The 85 mm diameter TEMPO hygrometer and thermometer from BARIGO

You want to know the temperature and humidity of your boat? Then this product is for you. It exists in chrome and brass version. It is treated against corrosion.

The characteristics of the 85 mm diameter TEMPO hygrometer and thermometer from BARIGO

  • Diameter: 85 mm
  • Dimensions: 110 mm x 32 mm
  • Weight: 105 g
  • Fixing screws supplied
  • Chrome and brass version

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