Indoor / Outdoor

 

Car Thermometer

Adapter

 

12V DC
with Voltmeter

 

63-1039

 

Step Three

Setting the Time

1.Repeatedly press MODE until the time and indoor temperature (IN), or the time and outdoor temperature (OUT) appear on the

display.

Step One

Battery Installation
The thermometer requires two AAA batteries(not supplied) for power.

1.Slide the battery compartment cover in the direction of the arrow to remove it.

2.Insert the batteries as indicated by the polarity symbols (+ and –) marked inside.

3. Replace the battery compartment cover.

What’s Included

•Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer•Adapter•Mounting Bracket•Mounting Stickers (2)•Voltmeter
Sensor Cord

Step Two

Mounting the Thermometer

Place your thermometer on a flat surface inside your car. For measuring outdoor temperature, the thermometer's sensor cord extends up to 10 feet.

Mounting the Bracket
1.Clean the desired location inside your car with a soft cloth.

2.Peel off one side of adhesive paper from the supplied mounting stickers, and attach the stickers to the back of the supplied mounting bracket. Then, peel off the paper on the other side of the sticker.

3.Firmly press the bracket onto the desired car location.4.Slide the thermometer onto the bracket.
Mounting the Sensor
1.Peel off the paper from the back of the sensor to expose the adhesive tape.

2.Firmly press the sensor against a clean, flat surface on the outside of your vehicle.

2.Repeatedly press or hold down HR until the correct hour digits appear.3.Repeatedly press or hold down MIN until the correct minute digits appear.

4.To select 12- or 24-hr time format, hold down C/F until the time display changes to the desired format.

Step Four

Using the Thermometer

1.Extend the sensor cord and attach the sensor to the outside of your car.

2.Repeatedly press MODE until the time and outdoor temperature (OUT), outdoor temperature (OUT) and voltage (V), or outdoor temperature (OUT) and indoor temperature (IN) appears on the display.

3.Repeatedly press C/F to select Celsius or Fahrenheit. The current temperature (IN or OUT, depending on your display view) appears.