Is Range a thermistor or thermocouple thermometer?
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Range is made with the best thermistor available, so it can truly pull the double duty of being both an instant read AND leave-in thermometer.
1722894
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.
454446
I have not used a thermometer, but i have used this for deep frying. i bought it exclusively for deep frying outdoors (extension cord not included). works well, i would estimate it gets up to 350 comfortably.
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The STC-1000. For the price and functionality you absolutely can't go better. I have one controlling the temperature in my homebrew refrigerator and another for backup (the price was so cheap, I thought for sure it would burn out or stop working, but 1 year and it's still working perfectly). Mine only reads in celsius, but I have a chart right next to it that converts to F so I can easily adjust. It is digital and you can program very specifically the upper and lower ranges and read the current termperature at any time. The temperature probe is very small (compared to a manual knob type I have and paid much more for). It does require some wiring, so it's a little DIY, but there are videos on youtube that show pretty well how to do it. Be sure an watch those before you make your final decision to make sure you're up for a little wiring (I know nothing about electricity or wiring and was able to do it in 30 minutes or so)
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This PCTL01 thermocouple is known to be a K type thermocouple. Using a well calibrated thermometer, dip its temperature sensor in ice water and make sure you read 0C or 32F. Then, do the same with the thermocouple you want to "calibrate" and see how close you are to this value. If you find the reading unacceptable, you should be able to calibrate your instrument (or electronic thermometer) this thermocouple is hooked up to. See your instrument's owners manual.
1784295
Hi there. The thermometer gives an ambient reading when you first turn it on, so if it's 75 degrees in the house, it reads 75 degrees. I'm not sure what the top end of the thermometer is - but I do know it goes up to at least 400 degrees.
1002982
It's not a thermometer, it's a HEATER.A thermometer measures temperature, and you can use one of these to adjust the heater to where you want it.
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Specification for instrument: + or - (0.1% + 1.0F ). Instrument supplied with type K thermocouple; type K is + or - 2.0 F. Additional variance when measuring below -148 F. To increase accuracy against a standard, the instrument has a thermocouple offset adjustment.
1716117
The electric model comes with a wired thermometer....do not know about wireless. Some infrared give only surface temp and not internal.
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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.
483598
I am not sure, as I do not have one myself, bought 2 of the thermometers for my grandchildren. They love it and say it operates easily and accurately.
556279
Most thermometers and thermocouples have an immersion depth that should be used. Rule of thumb is 7-10 times the sheath diameter (probe diameter). This is due to losing heat to surrounding through conduction.
845330
The newer one gives the room temp as well. The older one is just a motion sensor
1342923
It might be. Others have commented on short life for new thermocouple, operating temperature of safety sensor is different part numbers will vary. Sensor temp rating has NOTHING to do with thermostat setting for water temp!!! Be sure to clean the combustion air screen on bottom or around the base of the heater. Lack of air flow is #1 reason for thermocouple (sensor) failure. If you need owner's manual, go to aosmith.com & follow tabs to your model. I checked & it is available.
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If you don't know, then you don't need it. Google is your friend, my friend. :O) I use mine to drive NOC screens for work. With another one, I built a thermometer with a USB thermistor to monitor our baby room temperature. Sends a text message, and a notification popup on our openelec/xbmc HTPC box if the crib temp swings beyond a set threshold. Nifty.
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This multimeter comes with MS3206, an adapter with hookups for diodes and thermocouples. Unfortunately the thermocouple sockets are useless on this multimeter. When used with other Mastech multimeters, such as the MS8217, this adapter + a thermocouple will read temperature.
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Yes. The connections coming off of the thermocouple are stripped end wire connections. The thermocouple is changing resistance with changing temperature. Worst case scenario is that you introduce minimal resistance in your connection, you would need to calibrate the reading, but once calibrated, it should be consistent and reliable.