Hama TH-10 termohigrometru digital, cu alarmă de mucegai, culoare: alb (00176967)

The Hama TH-10 White digital thermometer provides combined temperature, humidity and time information in a compact form factor. Designed for home use, it displays indoor temperature in °C or °F, records minimum and maximum temperature and humidity values, and includes a comfort indicator to show when indoor humidity is at an optimal level. The device also warns of excessive humidity and risk of mould with a flashing mould alarm at 70% relative humidity. The unit features a calendar, selectable 12/24‑hour clock format, day-of-week display and an alarm function. Its slim white housing and battery operation make it suitable for placement on surfaces or for portable use.

Advantages

The thermometer/hygrometer stores min./max. readings for temperature and humidity, offers a clear digital readout and can switch temperature units between Celsius and Fahrenheit. It provides a comfort indicator for optimal indoor humidity and issues a mould warning when humidity reaches 70%. Integrated time, calendar and alarm functions with 12/24‑hour format and day-of-week display add everyday utility. Compact dimensions and battery power support flexible placement.

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How to use

Place the Hama TH-10 on a flat surface or carry it as needed. Select the preferred temperature unit (°C or °F) and choose 12‑hour or 24‑hour clock format. The unit continuously measures and displays current temperature and relative humidity while storing min./max. values. If ambient humidity reaches 70% the mould alarm will flash to alert you. Use the clock, calendar and alarm controls to set time, day of the week and alarm according to the manufacturer’s instructions supplied with the product.

Recommendations

For accurate indoor readings, position the device away from direct sunlight, heat sources and drafts. Regularly check and replace batteries to ensure continuous operation and review stored min./max. values to monitor long‑term indoor climate trends.