The outdoor probe is pretty quick to react to temps. You can set all the
probes in one spot and see how accurate they are against each other.
Temperature can be key for checking out things going on with your animals.
They also work great outside. Put the probe in parts of your pond, and tuck
the unit under a shaded pail to keep it dry.
These are invaluable to me, and pretty cheap to boot. Now if there were pH
and dissolved solids meters that worked as easily and priced similarly...
Ray W.
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