Description

-/-/14.6009.30Package Quantity:1
・Brand: TFA Dostmann / GERMANYY
・Size: L 80 x B 27 x H 80 mm
・Weight: 29g
・Material: Plastic
・Country of Origin: Germany
A window thermometer that can measure the outside temperature from inside by attaching it to an exterior window with a suction cup attached to the front. [TFA DOSTMANN] In 1964 Heinz Dostmann founded "TFA" as a "pulp mill" in Kreuzwerthheim Germany. Inspired by the Six thermometer invented by James Six in 1782 Heinz Dostmann patented a thermometer which was TFA's first product. Production began in Kreuzwerthheim in 1964 and the company has been manufacturing weather measuring instruments for over 50 years. With new technological innovations and unique designs the company has produced numerous patents and utility models for better weather-related equipment.

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