what is the temperature range it will read?
1978287
The temperature range is: Centigrade 40 to a bit over 200, farenheit 100-400. I have never had a fudge failure with this thermometer. Works great. The handle does get hot so use a pot holder when removing it from whatever you are cooking for safety. Alan in Massachusetts
707552
I think the consensus is no. I think the temperature gets up to high. I would go with an instant read one.
298268
It will read up to 100amp if current continuious, I have it hooked up to an ACC unit to monitor usage
1058978
The temperature reads in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. I hope this answers your question.
812010
Two ranges, it will read out any amps but you will need to adjust the insensitivity by settings the decimal point. Otherwise you may get confused by all the numbers on display. I try to move it to the right for less numbers.
499947
It can only read surface temperatures. For meat you would need a probe type thermometer.
1296891
how hot is hot? i dont think heat would affect the reader but heat is bad for electronics all together i dont know for sure but id say 100 degrees an under i think you would have more difficult time in cold before heat hope this helps did you try tech support at barska? im sure they have tested this in all situations i havent had any problems with mine as long as you keep the reader glass clean oily skin affects the reading otherwise it works everytime for me
1106909
About 400F. I say "about" because there seems to be a few marks above where the numbers are but that is essentially the range.
697576
it will read the temperature wherever you put the sensor. Only one temp reading location. I put mine behind the grill of the car in front of the radiator. I taped it up so it wouldn't touch any of the metal car parts and so not affected by the car temp in the sun as an example. It seems to be pretty accurate
447470
It reads in both C and F. There is a "range" button that will allow you use what you desire.
135611
This is a standard meat thermometer with a digital readout. When it is OFF, the screen is blank. When you turn it on, the first reading is the temperature of the room. So I am not sure how low it goes; nor can I tell how high it goes. I've stuck it into a pork butt and got a reading of more than 170 degrees. The thermometer is designed for getting readings on a smoker.
1528314
If zero is the ambient temperature that should be the reading. Can't say I've tested it and not sure if it would read absolute zero. But when you first plug it in it is at the ambient temperature.
1907934
The specs on their website says the readings displayed will be in .05 degree increments but the accuracy is +- .2 degrees. So if you need more than a .2 degree accuracy, this isn't accurate enough for you.
636015
The documentation says that the range is -30 to 220 degrees in the Fahrenheit mode.
1614453
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.
447471
Unable to answer this question as I have not use this feature, but would asume Temp is read in Deg's F, since other meters I have used read in Deg's F.
375660
It really depends on the size and power of the reader. I know I've seen some industrial units read a couple feet away. I haven't used this RFID ME reader in a few months but I believe it can read about 4-5 inch gap (maybe).