Thermometer

* Tier I
* Tier II
* Tier III

A vintage wall thermometer, normally used to measure room temperatures all year around by hanging it on a wall. It works perfectly fine when carrying it around too!

### Starter

Yes

While moving through locations, ghosts will drop the temperature of the room they are currently in. Carry one of these thermometers into a room you think the ghost may be in and check the reading.

### Ability(Tier I)

+ Accuracy: Medium
- Sample speed: Low

Normally used by medical professionals for quick temperature readings, this Infrared Thermometer is great for quick readings in a pinch. It does seem to give slightly inaccurate readings though, maybe it’s just old.

### Starter

Yes

This Digital Thermometer is much faster at reading temperatures.
Simply hold it, then hold Use and wait for it to scan the temperature of the room you are standing in.

### Ability(Tier II)

+ Accuracy: High
+ Sample speed: Medium
- Electronic

More modern, more technical, and more accurate. You just can’t beat it.

### Starter

Yes

An Air Thermometer that can scan temperatures much faster than its predecessor.
It works the same way that the previous version did, just Grab one and hold Use to scan and receive a reading.

### Ability(Tier III)

+ Accuracy: High
+ Sample speed: High
- Electronic

The **thermometer** is a piece of starter equipment used to read the temperatures in the nearby environment, and is the primary tool for detecting Freezing Temperatures.

## Usage

### Tier I

The Tier I Thermometer passively reads out the ambient temperature of the room that it is in, with the red liquid within slowly rising or falling depending on if the room is colder or warmer than where it was before. While very slow to update, with a rate of 0.33°C per second, it benefits over its upgraded versions by being both completely passive, and is not an electronic item that could attract the ghost while held during a hunt.

The thermometer reads out both Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F), with Celsius values on the left side and Fahrenheit on the right.

### Tier II

The thermometer can be toggled (default: right click on mouse) to turn on the display. Holding down the use (default: right click on mouse) button will have the thermometer cast a short ray in the direction the player is facing, and after a few seconds, it will show the reading in degrees Celsius (°C) which can be changed to Fahrenheit (°F) in the settings.

### Tier III

Similar to the Tier II thermometer, it can be toggled (default: right click on mouse) to turn on the display, and can be used to give a reading by holding down the use button. Compared to the Tier II thermometer, it is much faster to give a read-out, only taking a couple of seconds to acquire one.

By default, the reading will be in degrees Celsius (°C); this can be changed to Fahrenheit (°F) in the settings.

## Tips

* Temperatures readings below 5°C (41°F) is generally an indication that the ghost is in (or was recently in) the room. This marker is less useful in non-clear weather on Maple Lodge Campsite, or when the fuse box has not been turned on long enough to raise temperatures.
* As the tier I thermometer reads the temperature at all times instead of once after holding the Use (default: right click on mouse) button for a few seconds, it may be better to use it to find the ghost's location; seeing the temperature beginning to drop in a certain room when passing through many rooms may indicate that the ghost is in that room.
	+ For this reason, many consider the tier I thermometer better than its tier II and III counterparts.
* When using thermometers thrown on the floor, turning it off and on again or moving between rooms before attempting to read the temperature may help to reduce the risk of errors.
* The reading on a tier II and III thermometer will fluctuate from the actual value by a maximum of +3 degrees, in Celsius.

## Trivia

* The tier III thermometer is actually a Therma-Hygrometer which can also measure the humidity. The design of the tier III thermometer is a combination of two models, one with shell-shaped buttons and the other one with a detachable wire connector.
* The tier III thermometer displays "EMS 0.95" on its screen, but EMS (Emissivity) is a value for infrared thermometers like the tier II thermometer. Since the tier III thermometer uses airflow to measure, the device is inaccurate.

## History

 19 June 2020
 27 June 2020
 24 August 2020(Part 4)
 11 September 2020
 24 September 2020
 To receive a room temperature reading you must now hold the “Use” button for a short period (Tiers II and III only)