do you know if this will work with the all clad electronic meat thermometer?
939244
I do not know for sure, but some probes I have owned work in other units. If you do purchase this unit, you can test if it works by taking a glass and filling it with ice cubes to the top. Then fill it with water so that the ice cubes are completely submerged and stick the probe into the middle of the cup with the ice. It should read to 32F or 0C within 3 minutes. If it does not, then it sadly will not work with that particular unit.
939245
I don't know but I have found that Polder probes are not interchangeable with different Polder models.
939246
There can be no assurance that this probe would work with a different brand of base unit. It all depends on the characteristics of the thermistor that is used in the probe tip.
797062
If it did would you buy it right now?... it doesn't have a thermostat... I'm Not going to put my meat thermometer inside...lol
1326896
Yes it tells u both oven and meat temp and as far as I can tell it ha been very accurate. We have used about a dozen times or so and has been very helpful and accurate
292728
Make sure you get the correct measurements for the probe, otherwise it will not fit and become completely useless. I did that with the one I ordered for our Quisenart griddle and it matched exactly. I did notice there are many types of probes so check the measurements carefully. If you can even find an original probe unit from the manufacturer, it will be a lot more costly.
1654955
It may not-I bought the replacement from Amazon and I needed to return it. If the slow cooker is older it may not fit. I would call All-Clad....
1956227
This has the same connection stem so it should work. My wife loves hers. Uses it all the time. Really good buy for anyone who bakes or cooks a lot.
1451205
I don't know the Taylor meat thermometer. They look the same, but I have noticed that thermometer probes from different vendors do not work the same. I purchased this for my Polder theremometer and it works fine.
1432375
I believe the Weber 6492 is designed to measure the temperature of the meat only. that it does very well.
1045792
I've heard of people calibrating it with boiling water, so it may work for what you want. I'd be careful to not get the plug end of the thermocouple or the thermometer wet though.
1729845
I would think this would work great with a Weber. The only suggestion is that the "sender" part of this would need to rest on something, like a shelf. I am referring to the unit that you will plug into the meat being monitored. I love this combo. Knowing the internal meat temp is critical for success, and the temperature chart is a bonus!
432867
Yes, it works great, in fact I bought two. The silicone coated probe will melt at approximately 350. The steel braided probe is rated up to 600. Be careful though cause some outdoor cookers can even exceed 600.
2243696
As far as I know this sensor will work with ANY programmable thermostat that requires a wired remote temp sensor.
1947753
yes it will, besides you can even read the impedance value!. It also detect a loose connection between hot and neutral.
1015211
Probably. If the issue is the probe wire fusing...why bother ? It is going to,happen again. I replaced it with a Redi-Chek thermometer and love it.
1460537
There are a couple. One is the Maverick Wireless BBQ Thermometer Set - Maverick ET732. It will do both the meat and the BBQ. The best are made by Thermoworks. One is the Two-Channel Thermocouple with Alarm Model: TW8060. They even have a couple of Bluetooth models that will work with your phone. I've found their products to be very good, but a little pricy.
728742
This is a universal gauge it will work on many applications it does not state that it won't work on yours
162487
Meat thermometer. I use the igrill when I cook. It's awesome and I can use it in all my cooking.