Thermometer - waterproof

Thermometer – waterproof

$48.00

  • While this thermometer has an IP68 waterproof rating, it should not be immersed in water for any length of time. Ideally, wipe with a sanitised cloth before and after use.
  • Commercial cheesemaking standard digital thermometer
  • Range (-40°C to +300°C)
  • Resolution 0.1°C
  • Accuracy + /- 0.5°C
  • Extra-long 150mm x 4mm stem
  • Cable is Silicone and Teflon
  • °C /°F Function
  • Low battery indication
  • Min/max function
  • Magnetic back
  • Auto off

• The probe is thermistor based for high accuracy, and with a screw-on locking connector on the body.
• Requires two x CR2032, 3 V lithium cell button batteries, these are included with thermometer.
• Industrial food grade and waterproof thermometer, waterproof to IP68 standard, protected from high pressure water jets from any direction, protected from total dust ingress, protected from immersion up to 1 meter in depth. However, I prefer not to immerse the unit in water, but instead give the unit a wipe with and clean sanitised cloth before and after use. However, the probe should be immersed in a sanitising solution prior to use and metal probe can remain immersed in milk for the entire cheesemaking process.
• Before use, the bayonet fitting (where probe joins unit) needs to be hand tightened.
• Important: care needs to be used when holding this thermometer near a stove flame or a hot plate. The cable can dangle down and be burnt or singed, this will render the thermometer out of order.
• This thermometer gives a fast reading, is very sturdy, the 1 meter cable allows you to place the thermometer on the bench where you are making cheese but still have the probe reading the temperature of the milk.
• The probe fits easily into both the lid of the cheesemaking vat and or the thermometer bracket/holder.
• Three magnets on the back of the thermometer allow the thermometer to be fastened onto stainless steel pots and fridge doors etc.
• The thin tip gives fast accurate temperature readings.

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