Can this be used on bottles to measure temperature in refrigerators where you dip the sensor?
875647
Yes, our Propylene Glycol would be well suited for that purpose, as it is food grade non-toxic.-Savvy Etail
875648
Sorry I cant answer that question for you. I can say it works well with DIY e-liquid though.
363482
Yes it measures temp. But it did not last as long as the blue pen. You must keep the sensors clean
499947
It can only read surface temperatures. For meat you would need a probe type thermometer.
2253419
Yes, you can use it to measure liquid temperatures. I use mine to measure fudge temps when I am making fudge, and jam temps also. To determine the accuracy of yours, boil a pan of water. When it is boiling vigorously, place the tip of the probe into the water (not touching the pan) and it should read 212 degrees. Use the difference as a correction factor when measuring your liquids.
650644
In my opinion it would work fine, these infrared devices are good at measuring surface temperatures so what you would get is the temperature of the surface that you aimed at, it is not going to give you an internal temperature like a oven t-stat would but you probably already know that, enjoy.
2111407
Absolutely yes! As long as the laser beam can touch the water (or any liquid), it will measure the temperature.
1741193
I suppose it depends on what you are making. I've used it to test the temperature of Hollandaise sauce and it worked fine for that purpose.
2111405
Yes, it works great for it too. I actually use this to check the temperature of my aquariums. It's as accurate as the glass floating thermometers that I used to use. I can get a good reading from just pointing it at the front of the aquarium or at the open top.I have also looked at shower temperatures with spraying water. It works very well and gets a steady reading from about two feet away. I now know my prefered shower temperature is exactly 95 degrees...
2072162
Yes this thermometer is normally used to measure the temp of liquids by immersing it 75mm (2.9 inches) into them.
1355242
yes, it can be used for detecting human, ambient and other hot(maybe cold) object's temperature.
1113518
yes you can it is easy i use it to control a chest freezer, i utilize two of them one to control chest freezer which i use as a chiller and the other to control temp of my tanks from the chiller. and they are fairly accurate.
279264
Yes. that is what I bought it for and I have tested it with appliances. I had a problem with the first unit in that the humidity sensor was 8% off compared to two other humidity sensors I had. They shipped a new one to replace at no expense or even having to ship the defective unit back.
2106836
Probably...the difficulty is going to be getting the sensor to be able to read something that is not static....but, will give you a general idea of the temperature, I think.
1701742
I use it for pretty much everything in the kitchen. I even used it today to verify that the air temperature in my refrigerator was too low. It's an extremely handy thermometer.
399652
This is the wrong device for your needs. It has only one probe so you can't measure 2 temperatures. Also the lowest temperature it is rated for is 14 deg. F. so not suitable for freezer at all. It is really meant for measuring relative humidity.
2032189
I don't think so, but I have not tried it. It is to measure surface temperature. If you point it at the interior wall, it will measure that temperature, but not air temperature or working temperature.
1045792
I've heard of people calibrating it with boiling water, so it may work for what you want. I'd be careful to not get the plug end of the thermocouple or the thermometer wet though.