PETER'S Stormglas DELITE
5508-515 PETER'S Sturmglas DELITE
5508-515 PETER'S Sturmglas DELITE Maße
5508-515 PETER'S Sturmglas DELITE
5508-515 PETER'S Sturmglas DELITE Interpretation der Kristallstrukturen
PETER'S Stormglas DELITE
€124.95*
€124.95*
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A new interpretation of the well-known SÖRENSEN storm glass, designed by Peter Jessen for DELITE. Encased in a filigree brushed stainless steel housing is a glass filled with a solution that indicates atmospheric changes by means of crystalline structures.
The crystal formations react sensitively to fluctuations in temperature and air pressure. The enclosed instructions describe typical manifestations of the crystals and their possible interpretation with regard to changing weather conditions. The storm glass can be set up free-standing or hung up using the wall bracket supplied and is suitable for use on board or on land. The instrument is supplied in sturdy cardboard packaging, a gift box made of rosewood (art. no. 5508-105) is available separately. Made near Copenhagen by the Danish manufacturer DELITE.
Use and interpretation
For optimum use, hang the storm glass in a cool room. Crystal formation is delayed (for the next 24 to 48 hours) and should not be taken as an exact weather forecast. In stable weather conditions, the liquid usually remains clear, while cloudiness, flakes or crystals indicate possible changes in the weather. Examples from the enclosed interpretation table:
- Clear liquid - stable weather
- Cloudy liquid - damp, windy weather
- Crystals at the bottom - risk of frost
- Flaky structures - probable change in weather
- Threads in the liquid - windy weather
A new interpretation of the well-known SÖRENSEN storm glass, designed by Peter Jessen for DELITE. Encased in a filigree brushed stainless steel housing is a glass filled with a solution that indicates atmospheric changes by means of crystalline structures.
The crystal formations react sensitively to fluctuations in temperature and air pressure. The enclosed instructions describe typical manifestations of the crystals and their possible interpretation with regard to changing weather conditions. The storm glass can be set up free-standing or hung up using the wall bracket supplied and is suitable for use on board or on land. The instrument is supplied in sturdy cardboard packaging, a gift box made of rosewood (art. no. 5508-105) is available separately. Made near Copenhagen by the Danish manufacturer DELITE.
Use and interpretation
For optimum use, hang the storm glass in a cool room. Crystal formation is delayed (for the next 24 to 48 hours) and should not be taken as an exact weather forecast. In stable weather conditions, the liquid usually remains clear, while cloudiness, flakes or crystals indicate possible changes in the weather. Examples from the enclosed interpretation table:
- Clear liquid - stable weather
- Cloudy liquid - damp, windy weather
- Crystals at the bottom - risk of frost
- Flaky structures - probable change in weather
- Threads in the liquid - windy weather
Description
A new interpretation of the well-known SÖRENSEN storm glass, designed by Peter Jessen for DELITE. Encased in a filigree brushed stainless steel housing is a glass filled with a solution that indicates atmospheric changes by means of crystalline structures.
The crystal formations react sensitively to fluctuations in temperature and air pressure. The enclosed instructions describe typical manifestations of the crystals and their possible interpretation with regard to changing weather conditions. The storm glass can be set up free-standing or hung up using the wall bracket supplied and is suitable for use on board or on land. The instrument is supplied in sturdy cardboard packaging, a gift box made of rosewood (art. no. 5508-105) is available separately. Made near Copenhagen by the Danish manufacturer DELITE.
Use and interpretation
For optimum use, hang the storm glass in a cool room. Crystal formation is delayed (for the next 24 to 48 hours) and should not be taken as an exact weather forecast. In stable weather conditions, the liquid usually remains clear, while cloudiness, flakes or crystals indicate possible changes in the weather. Examples from the enclosed interpretation table:
- Clear liquid - stable weather
- Cloudy liquid - damp, windy weather
- Crystals at the bottom - risk of frost
- Flaky structures - probable change in weather
- Threads in the liquid - windy weather
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