Is it possible to use more than one probe at a time?
285794
I can't see how you could... There is only one jack for a probe, and I have not seen any double probes, plus I see no way that you could switch screens from probe to probe.
1538706
I don't have the unit with me, so can't test to find out for you - I've not tried two inputs at same time. Both come with the unit.
1637816
No, it only has one sensor so it will only scan one side at a time. The software does allow you to combine those scans into a single document.
1249221
Yes you can - look at the following two products:Fluke Networks MS2-KIT Network Cable Tester Kit with Probe - This is the Unit, a Toner Probe, and Remote ID # 2 -7andFluke Networks MS2-IDK27 MicroScanner2 for Microscanner2 Network Cable Tester - this is simply the Remote IDs #2 - 7
1591192
The probe you are trying to use is for the grill temp monitor. There is another for the food which is longer and is pointed! You can get them alone or in sets.
446008
Hey Mike, I use both smoker probes during the beginning of the cook to take multiple readings at different locations in the box. Once I have the box where I want it I usually have a few things cooking and I'll have both the food probes in use. I'll just swap them out from time to time. I have found it very convenient after ordering the 2 food probes and 2 smoker probes. Plus if you were a competition smoker you would not be caught dead without a backup, thats what this package facilitates.
1238437
It has a single probe that measures temperature and relative humidity. It will not do what you want - measure temperature in 2 places.
397471
Short answer is no. It is not designed to do one at a time. If you do 10 or 15 then the extra cut off should only be on the first one.
781073
just one, run the timers in series.as long as both timers have the place to connect sensor. some timers don't have that option.
160284
Your best bet would bet would be to buy a unit for each building you want to monitor.Their Current probes (C-Clamps) are NOT "off the shelf" parts and multiplexing cables would be tough and likely end up as a "Kludge".
1965442
Not at once, no. You have to take the sheet out and turn it over and scan again. Then you can "staple" the scans together.
1247075
Although I have not used it for that purpose I would think you could, however, the placement is critical as the probe is influenced by anything it comes in conact with.
1630696
Not that I am aware of , shortly after I bought my reason for buying it became obvious without using this,there is a lot of videos out on using one, I can tell you the broken wire tester works great I have used that. As for the power probe itself, the maker and other people will warn you to be careful in using it because you can send 12 volt current to components that will wind up burned out,that said I am sure there are applications where this tool will fill the bill.
2087606
The probe has a tiny wheel that controls the sensetivity. Remember to check the probe on a (known to be on) outlet before you test the unknown one.
196834
That may be a question for Oregon Scientific. The probe is designed to withstand heat. Boiling oil sounds extreme. Maybe a timer (which it has) and a little trial and error would work.
2114181
I have spent a lot of time with the unit and I don't believe you can do both. It is very specific for one activity at a time in playback. Could ask company? Pamphlet is vague and most of what I have learned has been trial and error.
1488905
Yes, they are probes that has different attachments that can be used for different hookups. They are good quality too.