Where does everyone get there Acurite temp/humi. guages from???? Thank you to all that responds in advance. Ray:gj:
01-09-2009, 01:44 PM
babygerl3094
Re: Acurite
i got mine at wal-mart
01-09-2009, 01:46 PM
Texas Dan
Re: Acurite
Quote:
Originally Posted by babygerl3094
i got mine at wal-mart
Ditto. Depending on the walmart may be in different places. One was in the hardware section, other time in garden section. Different walmarts.
01-09-2009, 01:59 PM
Ranegyr
Re: Acurite
Tampa has the exact same one at Walmart, Home Depot, and Lowes.
01-09-2009, 02:28 PM
scoobyark
Re: Acurite
I picked mine up at Lowe's for $12.
01-09-2009, 03:43 PM
wafisherman
Re: Acurite
I"ve seen them at walmart, fred meyer, home depot, lowes, and many places on line.
Just be sure to get the right model for your needs. Most common is the indoor\outdoor version with humidity guage for 10-16 bucks depending on where you get it...
01-09-2009, 03:56 PM
JKExotics
Re: Acurite
If you own a rack and dont want to deal with the silly probes get the wireless version. I got one that reads indoor/outdoor humifity and indoor/outdoor temps for about 17 bucks. They run on 5 AA batteries (3 for unit 2 for sensor) and the signal is good for about 100 feet, not that you'd need even a 1/4 of that lol. Oh forgot to mention if your sensor dies after years of use or water damage you can replace it for a few bucks on their site. These things rock instead of dealing with cables for checking temps or losing accuracy with temps guns opening and closing racks you can place it inside a tub close it and leave it there for a while giving you as close a read to perfect as possible.
Got this at Lowes btw.
01-09-2009, 04:04 PM
Kesslers Kreatures
Re: Acurite
Got mine at lowes in the garden area
01-10-2009, 05:33 AM
Lateralus_Love
Re: Acurite
Quote:
Originally Posted by JKExotics
If you own a rack and dont want to deal with the silly probes get the wireless version. I got one that reads indoor/outdoor humifity and indoor/outdoor temps for about 17 bucks. They run on 5 AA batteries (3 for unit 2 for sensor) and the signal is good for about 100 feet, not that you'd need even a 1/4 of that lol. Oh forgot to mention if your sensor dies after years of use or water damage you can replace it for a few bucks on their site. These things rock instead of dealing with cables for checking temps or losing accuracy with temps guns opening and closing racks you can place it inside a tub close it and leave it there for a while giving you as close a read to perfect as possible.
Got this at Lowes btw.
You could have one of these in each tub and they wouldn't interfere with eachother?
01-12-2009, 01:33 PM
scales owner
Re: Acurite
Quote:
Originally Posted by JKExotics
If you own a rack and dont want to deal with the silly probes get the wireless version. I got one that reads indoor/outdoor humifity and indoor/outdoor temps for about 17 bucks. They run on 5 AA batteries (3 for unit 2 for sensor) and the signal is good for about 100 feet, not that you'd need even a 1/4 of that lol. Oh forgot to mention if your sensor dies after years of use or water damage you can replace it for a few bucks on their site. These things rock instead of dealing with cables for checking temps or losing accuracy with temps guns opening and closing racks you can place it inside a tub close it and leave it there for a while giving you as close a read to perfect as possible.
Got this at Lowes btw.
I don't have racks but NO WIRES....... sign me up ty for the input.
B.t.w. Where do you put the sensors at in the tub/tank?????
01-12-2009, 01:45 PM
West Coast Jungle
Re: Acurite
I think the best price is Walmart.
01-12-2009, 01:47 PM
Melicious
Re: Acurite
Definitely Wal-Mart. -Shudders a little.- Of course, you have to go in there to get it.
01-12-2009, 02:48 PM
starmom
Re: Acurite
I get all of mine at Lowes.
01-15-2009, 01:06 PM
scales owner
Re: Acurite
Thank you all for ur post!!!!
02-04-2009, 01:26 PM
scales owner
Re: Acurite
Quote:
Originally Posted by JKExotics
If you own a rack and dont want to deal with the silly probes get the wireless version. I got one that reads indoor/outdoor humifity and indoor/outdoor temps for about 17 bucks. They run on 5 AA batteries (3 for unit 2 for sensor) and the signal is good for about 100 feet, not that you'd need even a 1/4 of that lol. Oh forgot to mention if your sensor dies after years of use or water damage you can replace it for a few bucks on their site. These things rock instead of dealing with cables for checking temps or losing accuracy with temps guns opening and closing racks you can place it inside a tub close it and leave it there for a while giving you as close a read to perfect as possible.
Got this at Lowes btw.
You don't happen to have the model number for this one do you???
