Does it measure temperature? I am leaning towards the Sinometer OEM Uni-Trend UT39C because of that
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No.. if you want temp. readings, this meter is not for you. Otherwise good sturdy multi-meter.
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It is an excellent multi-meter, but if you need temperature measurement option it is not the one you want.
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The MS8268 has No temperature, but the UT39C has it ! Tekower Custoemr Care Team
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No, Masteck 8268 does not measure temperature, but Masteck 8217 does and amazon sells it too: click here:Mastech Auto-Range Digital Multimeter with Temperature Measurement, MS8217
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yes, the temperature probe is included with the UT202 unit. I have measured temp in the oven and freezer for confirmation of temperature settings. This is a nice unit and I recommend for around the house or small business to monitor volts, amps, and temperatures.
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This unit measures both the humidity and the temperature, but it displays only the relative humidity, so if you want to know the temperature, you'll need another meter for that. I have a temperature controller next to the humidity meter, so I get temperature off that.
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it will give you a reading, but it wont be accurate for that. It will just be measuring skin temperature, not body temperature.
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The dual answer is yes. The device has both a clip on sensor for oven temp as well as an internal probe for reading food temp. Both temps are simultaneously displayed. The accuracy seems spot on.
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Hi, I only use it to read and reset the error codes. I've not used it to measure anything in metric or English units.
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No, but mine reads about 5-10 degree high over 150. Also the program features are a joke! Forget the alarm unless you're holding it to your ear. AS a thermometer, it works if you get to know yours. I wouldn't buy another one.
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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.
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No. Measures food temperature only, however, I am personally satisfied with its purchase; and I have used it thirty times or more, a conservative guess, in the short time I've owned it.
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I have not checked its accuracy against other thermometers. I do know the unit functions well and i have had no issues with it. I use it to switch on and off an incondesant light bulb that heats a small space where a control unit for a lumber kiln is. The manufacturer recommends that it not be exposed to temperatures less than 40 degrees. So right now, it is not doing anything but reading a fairly high temp and keeping the circuit open.
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I haven't tested it with most brand name meters. However I did my thesis project using this device, and I personally did the math on an electrical readout. The readings came in accurate. However once you get over a 3 digit reading the device only displays in x10 increments, so its a bit harder to determine readouts and fluctuations from a glance. This also leads to decreased accuracy the higher you go. I hope I answered you question.
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This will work fine, because it uses infrared to measure temperature. I tried it on a few grills and it gives you accurate temperatures.
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hmmm. i didn't realize it was for ghost hungint???? i use it to measure emf emissions and i love it. you move it around the appliance and it will show the emf emissions. i had one that was a lot more expensive and technical showing exact measurement but it was awkward and difficult to use imo. i like this one because it's simple and gives me te info i need. you point and push the on button and get the reading. i love it. !
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This device works wonderfully, but it measures the EXTERNAL temperatures of whatever it is pointed at. I use it to check the wheel bearings on my trailers, etc.
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temp probe is very accurate to a tenth degree. don't if it's unique to the unit but then You don't need another one.
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No. It works like most outdoor thermometers where a spring is used. As it gets colder, the spring contracts and visa-versa for when it gets warmer.
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It only measures current (not voltage, not power factor) and calculates kW and kW-Hr from that so it's not the most accurate tool for the job. The reports and stuff are good enough to do that, if you can live with perhaps 10% accuracy.