Comfort you can read
Numbers alone can be hard to judge, so the 5-level comfort meter translates humidity into plain dry, comfortable, or wet graphics. One glance tells you whether the room needs a humidifier, a dehumidifier, or nothing at all.
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A simple Taylor desk station that shows indoor temperature, humidity, comfort level, and the time on one clear screen.
Ships to the lower 48 states with tracking.
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At a Glance
Dry winter air means static shocks and scratchy throats, while damp summer air invites musty smells. The Taylor 1732 takes the guesswork out with a clear digital display of indoor temperature and relative humidity, plus a 5-level comfort meter that tells you instantly whether the room reads dry, comfortable, or wet. Min and max memory shows how the room swung overnight, and the built-in clock earns it a permanent spot on a shelf or desk.
Key Features
What's Included
In the box: the Taylor 1732 comfort level station and instructions; 2 AAA batteries are required and sold separately.
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Numbers alone can be hard to judge, so the 5-level comfort meter translates humidity into plain dry, comfortable, or wet graphics. One glance tells you whether the room needs a humidifier, a dehumidifier, or nothing at all.
Min and max memory records the highest and lowest temperature and humidity since your last reset. Check it in the morning to see how cold the nursery got or how damp the basement ran overnight.
At about three and a half inches wide, the station stands on a nightstand, bookshelf, or desk with its pull-out stand, and the built-in clock means it earns its spot every single day.
Indoor conditions on one clear screen.
Analog dials are hard to read from across a room. The 1732 shows exact digital numbers plus a comfort graphic and the time.
A wall thermostat reports one spot in the house. Place this station in the bedroom, nursery, or basement you actually care about.
Smart sensors need Wi-Fi, an app, and setup. The 1732 runs on two AAA batteries and works the moment you set it down.
A palm-sized station that stands on its own pull-out stand.
Every detail, measured and listed
| Brand | Taylor Precision Products |
|---|---|
| Model | 1732 |
| Type | Indoor digital thermometer and hygrometer with clock |
| Temperature range | 14 to 122 F (-10 to 50 C) |
| Humidity range | 20% to 90% RH |
| Comfort indicator | 5 levels (dry, comfort, wet) |
| Memory | Min and max temperature and humidity |
| Clock | 12 or 24-hour |
| Scale | F or C, switchable |
| Stand | Pull-out table stand |
| Power | 2 AAA batteries (not included) |
| Dimensions | About 3.5 in x 2.25 in x 1 in |
| Color | Black |
| MPN | 1732 |
Common questions that customers ask
It uses a 5-level meter with simple graphics to show whether the indoor air reads dry, comfortable, or wet based on the humidity.
It runs on 2 AAA batteries, which are sold separately.
No. It measures indoor temperature and humidity where it sits. There is no outdoor sensor.
Yes. Switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius, and choose a 12-hour or 24-hour clock.
Most homes feel best in the middle of the range. If the meter shows dry, consider a humidifier; if it shows wet, a dehumidifier or more ventilation helps.
Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.
Real feedback from verified purchasers of this product.
Nice looking but inaccurate
Nice design but the accuracy is questionable. I also have a pair of these Taylor 1732 Indoor Comfort Level Thermometers and they are often several units (degree F and RH %) apart from each other and the temperature readings trend low when compared to multiple other units. It's fine if all you want a nice looking but somewhat inaccurate thermometer and hygrometer with a clock. If you care about accuracy look elsewhere.
Taylor Made. Always Great!
Always good products. Temp accurate with other brands. Humidity with other brands with in 3 percent. I have 2 of these and temperatures match and humidity few percent different but that is because every room has different material in them holding water.
Taylor digital thermometer
Accurate room temperature
Is it even accurate?
The read out on this is extremely lacking like all the digital products that think black, grey, and white is good enough. Hard to read at 2+ feet away from unit. My bad to buy again these poorly designed cheap products. Then question becomes ‘Is it evn accurate?’
Well worth it!
Works well and accurately. Screen is "trans-reflective" like the old Palm Treos so it's always easy to read, even from across the room. Very good value!
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CurbGo hunts for the well-made version of everyday things and skips the markup. Taylor Precision Products has been making thermometers and measuring tools for American homes since the 1800s, and the 1732 shows that experience: clear readings, a simple comfort meter, and a size that fits on any shelf or nightstand.
Fast shipping. 30-day returns. Temperature, humidity, and time on one screen.