What is the temperature range, I.e., highest and lowest temperature it will read?
1106908
90F - 400F, 30C - 210C. There is a mark at the soft ball, soft crack, hard crack, hard ball, thread, and deep fry marks.
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
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
152020
Yes no problem, however it starts at 125 degs, so it won,t read until it reaches that temp. Of course most foods if not all don,t get cooked before at least 350 degs so no problem.
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.
984999
It reads fairly quick. I'd say 3 seconds or so. Yes you can move it to another piece. You'll see a little satellite icon flash on the read out , indicating that its transmitting temp.
1086399
Seems to vary based upon how much the furnace/ac runs... if it runs more, reading drops to about 1.7; if it hasn't kicked on in a month, then peaks at about 2.8.
359990
Yes, it has a digital display and you can increase or decrease the temperature by pressing the + or - key. I think the lowest setting is 200 and the highest is 430 degrees.
447470
It reads in both C and F. There is a "range" button that will allow you use what you desire.
1459914
The documentation states it will register temperatures from 14 degrees F (-10 C) up to 410 Degrees F (210 C). I have not tested this.
946597
No idea. However, similar electronic devices I specify are rated to zero degrees C. It's inexpensive, simple, and I wouldn't hesitate to use it at low temps.
707552
I think the consensus is no. I think the temperature gets up to high. I would go with an instant read one.
197126
I am not sure of the exact temp but it has ping and stayed steady well over the 700 reading. I would assume that it would be at around 900 going off the distances of the other market temps.
71609
60 degrees to a "max" setting which is above 85 degrees. So maybe it's 90 or just steady 85. I'm not sure but I can tell you it works better than I expected it to. Works well!
636015
The documentation says that the range is -30 to 220 degrees in the Fahrenheit mode.
1942559
The temperature settings are 6 buttons representing levels low&gt;mid&gt;high. Unfortunately there is not a number readout for temperature nor does it indicate what temperature each of the 6 levels are.
1263895
I'm not sure about the min or max, but my lowest and highest was 72 - 130F degrees.