How tall is the actual thermometer? Also, is the suction cup clear color or green like in the Amazon picture?
1498616
The thermometer is 4 inches long and has a clear suction cup. I use mine in a 2 gallon tank and it doesn't look bad at all.
1498617
The actual size of the thermometer is just a little over four inches. The suction cup is clear/whitish plastic. (Okay, I don't know where Ann Marie got six inches...maybe it's a different thermometer?)
1498618
It's about 4" - standard tank thermometer - the uction cup on the one I received was clear.
1498619
The thermimeter us four and half inches long. The suction cup is clear. I installed mine 3 months ago and has not moved since. It works great. Hope this helps you.
1614453
The thermometer measures in degrees Fahrenheit. Each mark on the circle is 2 degrees, but there is enough space that I feel comfortable enough reading it to an accuracy of 1 degree. The unit's overall accuracy to "official" temperatures is within a degree. At very cold temperatures (below freezing), it seems to read about a degree higher than official/digital temperatures, but I honestly think that's because there is some small amount of heat leaving the house to cause it to read a little higher. I do not notice it to read cooler than actual during summer time. Honestly, I really like this and I'm seriously thinking of getting another to put outside my bedroom window.
2125556
From the tip of the probe to the end that connects into the thermometer is 54"
1733603
It s short. Maybe 10 in. It comes with double sided tape so you can stick it on something and dangle the cord on the floor.
1026534
Susie is correct. Mine is 7 3/8" in length, 7/8" diameter for the thermometer part, and 1 7/8" diameter for the float.
1549817
It's actually very pale greenish in color when dry, darker after soaking. Quite large, mine is 7 inches across and about 9 inches tall; it's on a pedestal so the fronds, or what ever they're called, can hang down and cure all around it at will. It's a real conversation piece when any one sees it sitting in my kitchen window; gets plenty of north light and no sun. I love it.
251807
Depends on which unit of measure you use.. Green is Fahrenheit white is Celsius
1752920
40" x 19" and it is true what they said about the suction cups. I went to my hardware store and bought some better ones and replaced them.
1370388
The probe is probably around 6 inches. From what I could tell it is the first 1/2 inch to 1 inch that registered the temp.
2012435
5 inches in diameter not including the suction cup tab. 6 inches in diameter including the suction cup tab. Very thin
61057
It's a suction cup, suction is what keeps it from moving. It's very stable. It's about 4in in diameter.
1472705
It is about two feet tall. It works great for one fish like a beta which is what I got it for. Makes the water changes less . But it is made of very thin acrylic and it scratches easy and the suction cups from the pump leave a mark.
1629029
It is 5 1/2 inches. I have had this for a few years and leave it out all year and it still works. I love this item. I got the clear one and it looks like the moon.
333701
It's about 3 1/2", just a bit larger than the suction cup on the mount itself. For what it's worth, I'm very happy with it but I did have to use the disc. The suction cup alone didn't cut it for me.
1647701
Hello Butternut, Its is 3.1 meters long, which is a tiny bit over 10.0 feet. Worked quite well for the price. Glad i bought it. Good adhesive on it. Have a great day.
638394
I don't have the exact dimensions, but the suction cup is approximately the size of a $0.50 cent piece. Maybe about 1.5 inches. The whole camera is a lot smaller than I imagined. It's about 6 inches long and about 2.5 inches wide. Smaller than a rear-view mirror. I placed mine directly under my mirror and it does not block my view too much.
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The dual timer is about 3 in. tall and about 3 in. wide. The probes are about 5 1/2 in. tall. I am pretty happy with it.