Thermo-Hygrometer

The digital thermo-hygrometer for terrarium Giganterra is an essential tool for maintaining a stable microclimate in any setup: tropical, desert, bioactive or malaria. With a single device you can control temperature and humidity This is key for the well-being of reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates, and also for keeping the plants in the terrarium healthy. This model measures temperature from 0 to 70°C y humidity from 20 to 99%, and includes a 90 cm probe to take readings at the exact point of interest.

🌡️ Accurate temperature measurement: indoors or by probe (IN/OUT)

One of the most useful functions of this thermo-hygrometer is the button IN/OUT:

• IN: shows the measured temperature on the display (area where the device is placed).

• OUT: shows the temperature measured in the external probe, perfect for checking the hot spot, a cool corner, the inside of a cave or the low area near the substrate.

This way you can verify the thermal gradient of the terrarium without changing equipment.

💧 Humidity control 20-99% for tropical and bioactive terrariums

Humidity is a determining factor in tropical terrariums (and also in bioactive terrariums), where an incorrect percentage can affect molting, hydration and activity. The digital thermo-hygrometer terrarium Giganterra allows you to adjust misting, ventilation and irrigation with real data instead of “by eye”.

MAX/MIN button: records minimums and maximums

The button MAX/MIN shows the minimum and maximum temperature The terrarium is ideal for detecting nocturnal spikes, unexpected lamp rises or drops when the heating is turned off. It is a very practical function to check the terrarium after 24-48 hours and confirm that everything is stable.

🔁 °C/°F button: change the unit when you need to.

With the button °C/°F you can alternate the unit of measurement according to your preferences or maintenance guidelines.

👉 To complete your environmental control system, you can combine it with other metering, heating and lighting accessories on https://www.kanakydesign.com/.

Tip: place the probe in the area you want to monitor (e.g. hot spot or near the substrate) and keep the display in a visible place for quick reading during maintenance.