Taylor Precision Products 6700 Dial Thermometer

Product Description

The TAYLOR PRECISION PRODUCTS 6700 is a large-format dial thermometer designed for outdoor temperature monitoring in residential and light commercial settings. The 13.25-inch face features bold, silk-screened graphics on a high-contrast black and white dial, making readings easy to take at a distance. The unit operates across a wide temperature range of -60 degrees F to 120 degrees F (-50 degrees C to 50 degrees C). A black bezel frames the dial, and the shatterproof, weather-resistant construction makes it suitable for exposed exterior installations. This thermometer is installed by facility maintenance crews, HVAC technicians, and property managers who need reliable ambient temperature readings.

The 6700 is suited for exterior wall mounting on residential homes, commercial buildings, equipment enclosures, or any location requiring continuous ambient temperature visibility. Its weather-resistant housing holds up in harsh outdoor conditions, including temperature extremes common in northern climates. The bold dial graphics remain legible under typical outdoor lighting conditions. It is commonly used on building exteriors, loading docks, equipment rooms, and similar applications where a quick visual temperature check is required without electronic instrumentation.

Key Features

• 13.25-inch dial face for easy long-distance reading
• Bold, silk-screened graphics on a black and white dial
• Shatterproof, weather-resistant construction for outdoor use
• Wide temperature range: -60 to 120 degrees F (-50 to 50 degrees C)
• Attractively framed in a black bezel
• Dual-scale display in both Fahrenheit and Celsius

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose outdoor dial thermometer suitable for residential and light commercial exterior mounting applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, facility maintenance personnel, or qualified tradespeople. Mount the thermometer on an exterior wall or surface away from direct heat sources, exhaust vents, or reflected sunlight to ensure accurate ambient readings. Use appropriate fasteners for the mounting surface material. No electrical connections or tools beyond standard mounting hardware are required.