A precision, bimetallic, square-shaped thermometer made of transparent plastic. 

• Accurate measurement - this thermometer enables measuring temperature within the range from - 50°C to + 50°C and from - 60°F to + 120°F with error tolerance of +/- 1°C thanks to the application of a bimetallic system inside the thermometric sensor.
• Self-adhesive - the edges of the thermometer are fitted with pieces of adhesive tape, making this instrument quick and simple to fix, while at the same time ensuring a strong and stable hold.
• Minimalist design - the thermometer is made of transparent plastic and its scale is printed directly onto the plastic surface. Thus, this thermometer is nearly invisible on transparent surfaces!
• Compact and elegant - this thermometer will fit any interior perfectly, while also being a useful decoration of windows, for example. 
• High quality - once purchased, it will serve you for many years without losing its attractive look or properties.

The device features two scales (outer in Celsius degrees and inner in Fahrenheit degrees), printed directly on the plastic. The edges of the thermometer are fitted with pieces of adhesive tape, making this instrument very stable after it is fixed. Characterised by low error tolerance – it enables measuring temperature within the range from - 50°C to + 50°C and from - 60°F to + 120°F with error tolerance of +/- 1°C thanks to the application of a bimetallic system inside the thermometric sensor. The thermometer should be fixed to flat, transparent surfaces, such as window panes. Thanks to easy installation and quality, you will be extremely satisfied with this purchase. 

You can read more information about the influence of temperature on your body HERE: 

Choose a self-adhesive, universal, home thermometer and enjoy this particularly satisfying purchase!

How to use: the thermometer should be fixed to flat, transparent surfaces, such as glass panes. The surface intended for fixing the thermometer should be cleaned carefully (e.g. with dishwashing liquid), dried, and degreased (with spirits, for example). Next, the paper securing the adhesive layer should be removed and the thermometer should be fixed to the surface prepared and pressed carefully. Remember not to fix it on days when it is freezing or rainy, as it may make fixing it more difficult.