Temperature Sensitive LED Shower Light
March 13th, 2008 4:12 PM | by Christen da Costa | 1 Comment
So we’ve seen the temperature sensitive faucet light, but that’s useless for those with stand alone showers. The Temperature Sensitive LED Shower Light does exactly what you’d think: emits red when hot and blue when cold. The only problem is that it emits red at a single threshold: 89 F. Ideally it would emit 3 colors, one to indicate scolding or unsafe temperatures.
Available here for $45.
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I really like this idea but I didn’t get how the LEDs would be powered. It’s cool that you don’t need to wire your shower or put batteries in your showerhead.
From the product page:
No Batteries Required:
Shower Light generates its power as water flows through the internal turbine.
I wonder how good this product is and if whether you could see the color in a normal, natural light situation.