Detailed Analysis of Probe Types for Probe Thermometers
The Thermometer is ideal for anyone looking for an inexpensive probe thermometer with basic easy-to-use features. With its 150mm long, 4mm diameter pointed probe, it is ideal for use in the catering industry. Alternatively, it can be used for simple laboratory tasks as it is ideal for taking readings from any liquid or semi-solid sample.
Capable of recording temperatures down to -50°C, it can record the lowest temperatures in any catering establishment, refrigerators and freezers are within its range. Plus, it offers an extremely high temperature of 300°C, making it useful well beyond the kitchen.
Its features are simple, but it offers great value for money. A built-in on/off button and automatic power off ensure you can count on long battery life. The data hold function allows you to keep the recorded values on the screen for easy viewing without temperature fluctuations. Additionally, the product comes with a polycarbonate storage tube to protect the probe in busy environments.
Range of Probe Thermometer:
Fixed and wired probe thermometers are versatile instruments ideal for sampling food, liquids and semi-solids. They are most commonly used as food thermometers in catering environments. However, the probe's adaptability and versatility for immersion and penetration make it ideal for laboratory or routine temperature measurements. They have a variety of basic features and are one of the best value for money of any thermometer, making them an attractive choice for anyone after a simple and easy-to-use instrument.
Probe Types for Probe Thermometers:
1. Fixed Probe Thermometers: Our fixed probe models come in a variety of shapes and sizes, designed to fit a variety of applications. Our basic pen thermometers are the ideal low-cost solution for the simplest of requirements, and our ever-expanding range includes fold-out probes for safe and compact storage. Features including waterproof housing, comparable infrared measurements, T-bar design and corkscrew probes ensure you'll find your ideal instrument that will stand the test of time.
2. Wired Probe Thermometer: If ease of use is a must, then a thermometer with an external wired probe is the ideal solution. Offers the flexibility of a 1-meter cable to ensure equipment remains clean and easy to maintain, and real-time readings can be obtained in impractical locations. Probes are often mountable on the unit, making them compact and usable, in the same way as their fixed-probe counterparts.
