Hi I have a question this thermometer can be read in degree Celsius or Fahrenheit only
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I don't know. We only use F. & it was a gift for my kids. But I'll bet you could use both--one or the other
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The one I received can only be read in Fahrenheit. When I contacted the company they said it is a newer model that I received that doesn't interchange between the two.
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It does do Celsius. Hold the button while the thermometer is off. You should see an indication that it's reading in Fahrenheit by the "F" on the bottom. Press the button again to change the F to a C, and then the thermometer should read in Celsius. I'm pretty sure the instructions on how to do this are in the package.
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I bought it with the understanding that it did do Celsius ... but so far no way.... I did all it was recommended but the F never changed to C hope some one tells me what to do...???
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Fahrenheit only, I ended up buying a different one from Santa Medical that seems more reliable and also reads Celsius. Hope this helps!
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I do not know where the instruction sheet is but all I see is Fahrenheit displayed and no obvious mechanism for selecting C instead.
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I believe only fehrenheit. There is only one button on it and if you press and hold it, it just saves it into memory.
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Not that I know of. It came with batteries installed and operating. Don't know how long they last. The thing works...just reads in Celsius.
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Yes it can. Easily. There is a Celsius/Fahrenheit button to toggle between the two readings.
170346
Unfortunately, you cannot switch to Celsius with this thermometer. The Braun ear thermometer can switch if you're looking for a Braun
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Mine came set as Fahrenheit, It can be set to either C or F though. The manual shows how, and there are even videos on youtube showing the procedure if you search.
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It not a dumb question I had the same one. But sadly no it will not read a human body temperature I use mine for a cat toy now lol
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Degrees? It does show temperature in degrees. The default is Fahrenheit, mine doesn't seem to be able to switch to Celsius. All together I strongly prefer my grocery store thermometer to this one.
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It does in F for sure. It may read temp in C but I have never needed it to. The best multimeter I have ever owned.
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The answer is NO. This is to be used to observe or read temperature in short term where the dial (working parts) are NOT exposed to DIRECT HEAT as in the internal temp of chicken, candy or other like cases as in checking the internal temp of grilled beef, pork etc.
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Yes, the unit does read in degrees Celsius. There is a switch on the back of the master unit and a switch on the inside of the remote units to change from F to C and back to F.
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It displays Fahrenheit by default, but per the manual, under "Changing the temperature scale", you can reset the default scale by following a button sequence. For your non-changeable thermometers, you can just make/keep a little conversion table using the following formula: To change from F to C: °F = °C x 9/5 + 32. To change from C to F: °C = (°F - 32) x 5/9.
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Yes no problem, however it starts at 125 degs, so it won,t read until it reaches that temp. Of course most foods if not all don,t get cooked before at least 350 degs so no problem.
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No that is not normal. The range of temperature in Fahrenheit should be about 0 to 799 degrees. I do not know what it should be in Celsius. Sound like your unit has a bug in it
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The thermometer measures in degrees Fahrenheit. Each mark on the circle is 2 degrees, but there is enough space that I feel comfortable enough reading it to an accuracy of 1 degree. The unit's overall accuracy to "official" temperatures is within a degree. At very cold temperatures (below freezing), it seems to read about a degree higher than official/digital temperatures, but I honestly think that's because there is some small amount of heat leaving the house to cause it to read a little higher. I do not notice it to read cooler than actual during summer time. Honestly, I really like this and I'm seriously thinking of getting another to put outside my bedroom window.
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I wish I could be more help but I have not ever used the thermometer that way. I've only used it to test temperature when meat is taken out of the oven. For that purpose it works great.
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The thermometer has 2 modes... for reading people's temperature and for reading the temperature of objects. The second mode can be used for reading the temperature of a room (point at the wall) or a bathtub (or other pot of water, I have used it for measuring milk temperature making cheese). Note that you have to switch modes, which takes fumbling through some poorly designed menus, so it is not a fast process. However, it can be used for general measuring of objects within normal temperature ranges (min is 32* F, max I have not found exactly but it can measure at least 110* F).
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In the link http://www.taylorusa.com/kitchen/thermometers/connoisseur-digital-instant-read-thermometer.html, it says it can work only up to 150C, so the answer is not.