Digital Aquarium Thermometer with Stick-On Sensor, Touch LED Display and 0–140°F Range – PAIZOO ATDH-1
A digital aquarium thermometer monitors water temperature through a stick-on sensor placed outside the tank glass, keeping wires and probes out of the water. The PAIZOO ATDH-1 uses a bright LED display with a wide viewing angle and touch activation for quick day or night readings. Its stated 0–140°F range, ±0.9°F accuracy, and five-second refresh help aquarists notice temperature changes across freshwater, tap-water, saltwater, or marine setups.
Clean and dry the outside glass, peel the adhesive backing, and attach the thermometer below the water line but away from lamps, heaters, pumps, or other local heat sources. Allow about 15 minutes after first placement for the sensor to acclimate. Touch the display to view the reading; it returns to sleep after five seconds to conserve the included CR2032 battery. The unit is not waterproof, so never submerge it or place it where splashes can enter the housing.
Specifications
- Brand: PAIZOO
- Model: ATDH-1
- Product: Digital stick-on aquarium thermometer
- Display: Touch-activated LED
- Temperature range: 0–140°F
- Stated accuracy: ±0.9°F
- Refresh interval: Up to 5 seconds
- Placement: Outside aquarium glass below the water line
- Water types: Freshwater, tap water, saltwater, and marine water
- Power: One included CR2032 battery
- Sleep function: Display sleeps after 5 seconds
- Housing: Black ABS plastic
- Waterproof: No; do not submerge
- Diameter: Approximately 1.89 inches
- First-use acclimation: Approximately 15 minutes
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the thermometer go inside the aquarium?
No. Attach the PAIZOO thermometer to the outside glass below the water line. The housing is not waterproof and must never be submerged.
What temperature range does it display?
The ATDH-1 measures from 0°F to 140°F with stated accuracy of ±0.9°F and updates in up to five seconds.
How do I turn on the LED display?
Touch the front display to show the temperature. The screen returns to sleep after about five seconds to conserve battery power.
Where should I place the sensor?
Mount it on clean, dry outside glass below the water line and away from lamps, heaters, pumps, or other sources that could distort the reading.