Liquid environment thermometer tfa dostmann 10.3014.14 for indoor/outdoor use, analog display, F/°C, 232×32×80 mm, grey

The liquid environment thermometer tfa dostmann 10.3014.14 is an analog indoor/outdoor thermometer that displays ambient temperature in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. The compact grey instrument measures 232×32×80 mm and weighs 0.09 kg. It indicates temperature through a liquid column for direct, easy-to-read values without reliance on power or electronics, making it suitable for basic, reliable monitoring of rooms, greenhouses, garages and balconies.

Advantages

This analog thermometer offers a simple mechanical display with no batteries required and a clear dual-scale readout in F and °C. Its small, lightweight design and neutral grey colour allow discreet installation indoors or outdoors in sheltered locations. The liquid column provides continuous, immediate temperature indication and requires minimal maintenance compared with electronic sensors.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Monitoring room temperature in living areas and bedrooms
• Keeping track of greenhouse ambient conditions for plants
• Checking temperature in garages, sheds or workshops
• Outdoor sheltered locations such as balconies or covered patios

Key specifications

• Display type: analog liquid column
• Temperature units: Fahrenheit and Celsius
• Dimensions: 232 × 32 × 80 mm
• Weight: 0.09 kg
• Colour: grey

How to use

Mount the thermometer in a sheltered position away from direct sunlight and sources of heat or cold drafts to obtain representative ambient temperature readings. Hang or attach it using appropriate fixtures for the mounting surface; ensure the device is mounted vertically so the liquid column can settle correctly. Read the temperature directly from the scale shown on the instrument in the desired unit (F or °C).

Recommendations

For reliable monitoring, place the thermometer at typical head height in the room or at plant canopy level in a greenhouse and avoid locations near heaters, ovens, or ventilation outlets. Clean the housing with a soft, damp cloth and avoid strong solvents. Do not expose the instrument to prolonged direct rain or immersion; use in covered outdoor locations only.