Are both the probe and cable washable?
834995
I wouldn't put them in the dishwasher, but yeah, they are washable. The cable is covered in stainless steel braid, and the probe looks to be stainless steel as well. No worries.
834996
They are not immersible. You clean with a sponge, dish detergent and hot water.
834997
The manual states they are washable but do not recommend submerging them in water. Wash with mild soap on a damp cloth and rinse the same way.
1033014
The consule, controller which was white also, and the power cable. Also there is a home cable. It was used so when I got it there was dirt around some parts of the outside. It only took 5 Seconds to clean it off. But besides that the consule works perfectly and never overheated. So I recommend it. :)
1846825
It is possible to leave them there, but the probe wire is only silicon and I am not sure it would last. The one I bought lasted only a couple of months and I was only immersing it in hot water.
86912
You need not to immerse the probes in water, rather slightly wet a paper towel and clean the probe. I ran my probe under the water causing the probe not to register in the thermometer. We ordered additional probes, all works well now.
1436533
If you can attach the toner between one end of the cable conductor and ground and the cable conductor itself is not grounded you should be able to trace the cable. If you are trying to trace a shielded cable, you will have to make sure that the shield is not attached to ground and that the toner is attached to the shield. I am assuming that the cable is not buried too deeply and not under standing water. Relatively dry soil should not shield the signal too much. I haven't tried this myself, but under these conditions, I would expect this device to be able to do the job.
1610907
Yes, both plug and probe end have insulating shields. The probe end cover screws off to then look like the picture. The plug end does not, but could probably be cut off if your DMM does not allow such shields. Nice long, good gauge leads. Clips are too large for PC work, but good otherwise.
157523
what I have been doing is to rinse probe end with distilled water ,then shake excess water off and let air dry.works for me!!
2079116
Yes you can. Probes are available on iDevices website. http://idevicesinc.com
908971
HiNo case but Probe folds into handle or safe storageThank you for your communicationtexasvalue
1885539
Yes... the specs say do not exceed 350F for the probe itself... the problem is that the probe is ok beyond that, but the rubber insulation on the wire melts above 400F as I found out the hard way. Since the probe is not detachable from the wire I do not exceed 350F with the new probe I had to buy.
1578449
Yes, it comes with two probes (1x or 10x selectable). Additionally, there are two hook tips included for the probes.
553832
The probe section is stainless steel. The wire section has a stainless steel braided protective outter jacket and the inner wires seem to be some sort of fabric (not plastic)...so I think this will be fine.
1187795
I have never heat wrapped the probes. But you need to be careful about getting water into the probes. I never immerse them in water and use an sos pad to clean both probes, wipe off soap and then wipe dry.
1201039
Currently no. The probe is a clip on adult non-disposable, that does not allow for connection to disposable probes. I have used this successfully on the large toe/ foot of an infant.
2146947
The temperature of boiling water appears to be no problem but the moisture might be ... I'd be careful not to submerge the probe connection to the cable or the cable itself in water.
1611293
I don't remember removing any from my unit before installing it, I would not. It's probably there to prevent residue from collecting on the sensing temperature probe.
863254
Yes! The probe it comes with is braided with stainless steel and is usable up to 700 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the manufacturer.