Room & Bath USB Thermometer Duck Peach
- Color-Coded Temperature Guidance: Red flashes above 38°C / 100.4°F, blue indicates below 30°C / 86°F, with green indicating the in-range temperature
- Bath & Nursery Use: Checks bath water temperature and doubles as a room thermometer
- USB Rechargeable: Includes a magnetically attached USB charging cable Large Digital Display: Clear temperature readings at a glance
- 10-Second Rechecks: Automatically rechecks temperature every 10 seconds
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Room & Bath USB Thermometer Duck Peach
Everyday routines with your little one, made easier.
Bath time is a precious bonding ritual, but we know the underlying worry: is it too hot? Is it too cold? Designed for the pace of real family life, the Dreambaby® Duck USB Rechargeable Room & Bath Thermometer provides a fast, easy-to-read digital temperature check to help take the guesswork out of bath time.
Simply place the Duck in the bath to check the water temperature. A red light flashes above 38°C / 100.4°F to indicate it may be too hot, while blue signals below 30°C / 86°F and green indicates the temperature is within the indicated range. The thermometer automatically rechecks every 10 seconds, helping you monitor changes throughout bath time.
After bath time, our Duck doubles as a nursery room thermometer. Place it on a shelf to help monitor room temperature before bedtime or nap time. The USB rechargeable design includes a magnetically attached charging cable, while a 30-minute automatic shut-off helps conserve charge.
Practical without feeling clinical, our playful Peach Duck Thermometer fits naturally into family life — helping you keep an eye on temperature from bath time to bedtime. Tested to EN 71 toy standard. Always manually check bath water temperature before use.
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