Barigo Table Weather Station
£301.27
out of stock
Barigo Table Weather Station
out of stock
Barigo Table Weather Station Barometer Thermo Hygro Brass/Walnut 30263 H:160mm- Barometer, thermometer, hygrometer. Three mechanical movements in a table weather station - Baro with mechanical barometer movement shows air pressure in hPa (hectopascal) plus minus 2hPa - Thermo measures temperature displayed in Celsius with a tolerance of 2 degrees Celsius - Hygro The relative ambient humidity in percent with a deviation of 5% plus or minus - Scales made of brass - Protected by an acrylic hood - Adjustment option in the foot - Base is made of walnut woodGift for someone who has "everything", eye-catching desk accessory- £6.37 (10%) Saving
Use the additional modules to monitor air quality throughout your home.Whether in your bedroom or your children's room, in the living room or kitchen, thanks to the Netatmo Weather Station and its additional modules, you can now monitor the air quality throughout the whole house.Place an additional module in each room of the house and measure the temperature, the CO2 and the humidity in the room.You can then access all this information easily from the iPhone or Android app or the WebApp, while in the house or from the other side of the world.Add up to 3 additional modules to your Netatmo Weather Station.The additional modules are sold by the unit and work with the Netatmo Weather Station, sold separately.Real-time smartphone access to readings in extra rooms View each room's history and charts in the application Receive an alert when the environment of a room changes Optimise your well-being based on readings taken in each room Improve air quality in each additional room 
Storm glass or weather forecast bottles are a device invented by navigators in the 17th century to predict weather changes to predict storms. Although this is a great invention, the inventors were not known to the general public at the time.
Later, the equipment became popular in 1860 under the propaganda of the then British Navy Admiral general: Robert FitzRoy (Director of the British Meteorological Agency).
A sealed glass container is filled with a transparent solution of several chemicals. According to changes in external temperature and weather, different types of crystals will appear in the bottleAnd a modern digital humidity / thermometer is given for extra reassurance (XXL version only)
