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Old 14-03-2007, 06:50 PM
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Can anyone recommend a decent max-min thermometer for the greenhouse, to buy online, not too expensive and not too kitsch.
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I've got two, one is the normal sort with Mercury in it and you push a button to reset

http://www.brannan.co.uk/images/pl/12-403-3.jpg
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The other was a bit more expensive and is a digital one with two sensors so I could monitor the outside & inside temps if I wanted to but as it's a large greenhouse I tend to monitor the temp at one end (above the heated bench) and in the middle of the house.

http://www.brannan.co.uk/images/pl/12-412-3.jpg
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The first cost about £5 and the other was £20
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Mine are Brannans and they're perfectly adequate - push button reset. Would love one of those digital remote control thingys but really can't afford it. Mine cost £6. 99 each
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Ta Nick & RL, I've already got a cheapo digital weather station thingy as a toy, so I'll just keep a look out for a Brannan max min for the g/h.
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