Give a unique gift for anniversaries, weddings, birthdays or corporate gifts, this series has a variety of finishes that would suit any decor

 Features

• 100% handmade in Germany
• Fischer barometer, hygrometer & thermometer
• Wall Mounted
• Brass instrument & solid wooden case
• Ebony stained and varnished
• Made of high-quality materials
• Highly accurate
• An indoor climate meter
• More options in this series
• All our instruments are in the English language
• Full instructions on how to set up and use your barometer are in included with the device.
• We offer a 2-year warranty on all our products; we can also offer a in house service centre if anything should go wrong.  Click here to go to ourService Centre

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 Sizes:

• Frame 330mm x 130mm or 13.2" x 5.2" inches
• Barometer 84mm or 3.3"
• Hygrometer 84mm / Thermometer 84mm or 3.3"

Benefits

This is an easy to read instrument that lets you see if rain is on the way so you can grab your umbrella or if sunshine on the way and you could pop on your sunscreen.
For healthy living the hygrometer’s humidity gauge gives you the optimum climate figures in relation to season and room temperatures
This lovely weather station is a future heirloom that can be passed down from generation to generation. The high-quality engineering that goes into every Fischer weather instrument will stand the test of time.

What does a Weather station measure?

What does a Barometer measure?

Atmospheric Pressure - this is helpful to know what kind of changes you can expect in the weather. A rising barometer indicates increasing air pressure = usually better weather. A falling barometer indicates decreasing air pressure = usually worse or changing weather.

What does a Hygrometer measure?

Humidity (or moisture) in the air. For comfortable and healthy living and working conditions the humidity should be between 35 and 65% and temperatures between 18 & 24 C or 64F & 75F

What Does a Thermometer measure?

A thermometer is an instrument that measures the air’s temperature.