Can this thermometer be calibrated?
2038899
Every Range thermometer is accurate to 1 at 135F. In the current version of the Range app (1.2.2) user calibration isn't an option, but we'll be adding it in a future update.
1107194
No it is not. But it has been very dependable for us. You should calibrate at least once a week. The cost of this meter is cheaper than a higher end units probe. be careful the probe is not a water tight. Hope this helps.
1436499
it can not be calibrated. We are using it in medical office to weigh people in exam rooms rather than hallway scale.
1410515
Yes you can. Each setting is programmed, but each can be changed to what you want. I love this thermometer having tried three others prior to purchase.
1687216
The meter does not come with calibration solution, this is something you would have to purchase separately. The instructions for calibration are in the manual.
547888
Hi, I checked the manual it does not list calibration procedures. This is an inexpensive unit and when it goes bad it is time for a new one. I had their previous model for 5 years before it needed to be replaced. Good luck
405129
Yes it can. Instructions are on the card it comes on. Put in glass of crushed ice & water. Wait for stable reading. Press & hold the D-H button for 8 seconds. CAL will be displayed for 2 seconds ans calibration for 32 degrees is done.
2160407
I don't know that one can based on the instructions. The package does state NSF Certification applies to the instrument only and is "Accurate for Life - Guaranteed". I recommend you contact the manufacturer directly. Cooper-Atkins Corp. www.cooper-atkins.com 860-347-2256 N. Clark may have been referring to the Alarm Set Point, but this is not a re-calibration of the temperature monitoring instrument.
1227217
It can be calibrated the same way any torque wrench is cal'd. Any precision calibration shop will be able to do it. Scott Reilly, A&P; Mechanic
301821
Yes but you'll need to set the alarm to go off when it hits the high temp and then while its cooling, set it to the lower temp. I have found this to be a very accurate thermometer so i don't think you'll have a problem with accuracy.
1378013
No it does not have to be calibrated. Simple to use, and good instructions. The cable withstood a huge test with a giant commercial smoker (for a graduation party)...still is perfectly functional.
1029469
Interesting question. You might try the Taylor site. My past experience has been that the calibration isn't correct if it is replaced. My friend upgraded to this unit when his failed. I will probably follow suit. ChefAlarm by ThermoWorks - (Red)
2267321
Hi Brent, I've just opened one of them up, and the answer is no. There is no off set or gain potentiometer that would allow a calibration. I have been using temperature devices for years, and I have to have them calibrated annually. I have never had a 0.5C thermocouple be out out of spec--only an RTD one that goes to hundredths of a degree. They typically do not go bad or drift (unless damaged). Regards, Daryl
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I don't think you can calibrate it but you can reset the unit by taking out the batteries, waiting a few minutes and placing them back in. This will reset the unit to its original factory settings. This will delete all previous data and settings.
1184668
I believe you can if you have physical buttons on your monitor to change the settings. If it's through software through your computer I don't believe so because the calabration program is running
405127
Yes. The procedure to recalibrate the thermometer is on the back of the original packaging. It involves slushy ice water, letting the thermometer reading get down to correct reading, etc. I don't have my package with me here at work, so cannot walk you through it step by step. If you no longer have your packaging, contact me again and I will retrieve the information and get it to you.
1474889
Hi DJ, the product comes with the tool needed to calibrate. Here's a description:http://www.cdn-timeandtemp.com/article/how-recalibrate-your-thermometer