Is the temperature displayed in Farenheit? Will it eventually fall off the window and break?
1155540
It wouldn't break easily at all, it's all plastic. I've used my several times and have to get it a little wet now to stick it to the window, but I'm very happy with it. Yes it is in Farenheit. I don't remember if it also has celsius in smaller numbers.
1155541
I have had it on my window for almost a year. I have even driven my rv with it on despite the recommendation to remove it while driving (I forgot it was out there). It has never fallen off. I moved it to my 5th wheel on the slideout window and again forgot about it when I moved the slideouts in and moved the trailer. It still didn't fall off. You easily peel it on and off your window. The only recommendation I have is to clean your window with windex prior and place it out of the sun. My neighbors were so inpressed they bought one too. Yes it is large F`
1155542
It is displayed in Fahrenheit. Can't say it would fall off the glass. It adheres very well and shows no sign of coming loose.
1155543
The outer ring of blue numbers is Farenheit & easily read from a distance. The inner ring of smaller white numbers is Centigrade, but can only be read from up close (at least with my eyes). Mine has stayed securely attached to a sheltered exterior window of my house for a year, including summer temps in the upper 90s and winter temps in the 20s, high winds and heavy rainstorms. Since most of the surface is soft & flexible, my guess it would be pretty well-cushioned if it were to come off & hit the ground. BTW, I kept my old-but-reliable outdoor thermometer next to this one for several months, and the readings always matched. After that, I felt comfortable taking down the old ugly one. The outer ring of blue numbers is Farenheit & easily read from a distance. The inner ring of smaller white numbers is Centigrade, but can only be read from up close (at least with my eyes). Mine has stayed securely attached to a sheltered exterior window of my house for a year, including summer temps in the upper 90s and winter temps in the 20s, high winds and heavy rainstorms. Since most of the surface is soft & flexible, my guess it would be pretty well-cushioned if it were to come off & hit the ground. BTW, I kept my old-but-reliable outdoor thermometer next to this one for several... » Read More The outer ring of blue numbers is Farenheit & easily read from a distance. The inner ring of smaller white numbers is Centigrade, but can only be read from up close (at least with my eyes). Mine has stayed securely attached to a sheltered exterior window of my house for a year, including summer temps in the upper 90s and winter temps in the 20s, high winds and heavy rainstorms. Since most of the surface is soft & flexible, my guess it would be pretty well-cushioned if it were to come off & hit the ground. BTW, I kept my old-but-reliable outdoor thermometer next to this one for several months, and the readings always matched. After that, I felt comfortable taking down the old ugly one. « Show Less
1155544
yes, in Farenheit. Nope, I've bought a few of these and if the surface is clean - they stay on. I had one after a few years peal down a little and some dust deposited on the exposed surface and that portion did not stick again.
1673913
I can close the window over the fan easily. and the dial that shows the temp of the room sticks up so that the fan is secured in the window and wont fall out.
49966
No I did not. I have replacement windows and it is supporting the ac just fine. Also, when I was researching ac window brackets, I found that a lot of people commented on how they were unable to use it on their replacement windows. The ones I reviewed did not appear to be able to be attached to the type of window frame I have. I do not find that my windows are being stressed in anyway from the ac's. At one time I had a much heavier unit in my window & had no issue.
1064167
Mine is currently sitting at 40 Fahrenheit/5 Celsius, and it maintains that easily. It can go lower, but I leave it on that.
905779
If you mean would the heat damage it, I doubt it. However I always hide mine in the glove compartment to deter thieves. Because of the detachable magnetic mount it's easy to leave the suction cup attached to the window but remove the actual unit.
1558157
It depends on the size. Window glass is not necessarily and good keeping in the heat. I use this unit in my garage in between my two work benches - just to take the chill off my feet. Good little unit that my purpose.
676744
Sometimes yes, or even when I leave it upright in my car cup holder throughout the day. The warm temp seems to push water out the straw unfortunately. My bf has dropped his on cement though and it did not break, impressively
1296644
Yes. I initially left it on the window. It was staying fine until the weather got cold. It does not stay on the window for long periods when it is cold outside.
698038
This would not be the best to check for heat escaping a window. It does not detect air temperature, only object temperature. Escaping air *might* affect the temperature of that part of a window frame, and that possibly could be detected with this, but I overall I do not think it would be a very good way to check for window leaks. I agree you might want to research about thermal cameras and see how those work (I don't know myself).
1391098
yes, I would think so, the adhesive on the backs of the decals are like super postit note or painters tape. They decal wont look the same on the other side of the glass when looking at it from behind. Not sure if "heat" on the window would weaken the adhesive.
2253837
It will go off if window is banged. It will not go off if you simply open a widow normally.
1502045
Mine is placed on a vinyl window and it works great. I have not had any problems with it coming off.
1732445
Hi,If you change the mode to fan or dehumidify the current temp will display. Otherwise the temp shows the desired temp, rather than current temp.
459465
It sticks on the window well even at very cold temperatures. I can't address very warm temperatures, though. The thing is inaccurate as heck, though. It's gotten more inaccurate over time - 10 to 15 degrees off. I'd never buy one again. It's pretty useless. Just sayin'.
722816
I think so. It might come off with moisture/ temperature since it is removable. I imagine it would be like one of those sticky cling plastic things that would stick to windows, just without the adhesive. I would give it a try. :)
1258782
I don't recall if the temps were on it. It was very difficult to read. I ditched the unit shortly after purchasing. As I recall, I had to make a mark so I knew where "off" was. It's one of those you-get-what-you-pay-for items. I'd spend a bit more and get something a little nicer. Sorry I couldn't be more positive about it :( ~~Susan~~
2113483
Mine has been in the window for at least 3 months. The last few weeks we have had storms at least once almost every day, but so far its work flawlessly. Only problem is each time the power goes out you have to start it again, it wont just come back on by is self. If I don't realize that the power went off it can stay off for a couple of days until I notice its not on and the room is filled with condensation. By the way I use it as an exhaust fan for a room with an indoor hot tub.