This thermometer works in celcius?
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This thermometer works in Fahrenheit and it works great! It is easy to use and does not disrupt any of my little ones to take their temperatures.
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I looked at ours and took the battery cover off. I only read it in F and didn't see where you could switch it to C. The toll free # is 800-422-3006 or www.exergen.com if you want to contact the company and see if there is a way to switch between the two. I do not remember if there is a way or not and would need to search for the box and the manual to check further. You could probably talk with them just as fast and ask them any questions. They might also have them with C. Thank You! It does work great tho!
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Yes, it does. Just press the button once while it is off, and it will display the most recent temperature, and if you continue short-pressing the button, it will scroll through the last 8 temperatures you've taken, followed by a display that shows F-C. When you get to that display, instead of doing a short press, do a long press and it will change to C, then turn off. Following temperatures will then use C. Also, if you do another short press, it has an option to change between a loud beep and silent (it will display Shhh)
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I bought it with the understanding that it did do Celsius ... but so far no way.... I did all it was recommended but the F never changed to C hope some one tells me what to do...???
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Yes. That is one of the 3 buttons you can push. It is switchable between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
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Sorry to say it does not have a Celsius Degree. But it is pretty accurate with the temperatures in doors and out doors.
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Yes- it only registers in Fahrenheit degrees anyway like you know 97.5 degrees or 98.6 degrees. It's a regular thermometer.
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Not that I know of. It came with batteries installed and operating. Don't know how long they last. The thing works...just reads in Celsius.
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Yes, this thermometer can read the temperature of water. It can measure from 300 degrees Fahrenheit down to 58 degrees below zero.
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You can change from "C" to "F" and back again with the initial "Start" of your thermometer - just read the booklet that came with it - it will explain in detail. Good Luck.
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Hi Carey B. Thanks for your question. We are so sorry to tell you that the thermometer reads in Fahrenheit has already sold out. Now we only can sell you the thermometer can read in Celsius. But our factory is producing a new batch of products. About two weeks later ( today is May 27 2014 ), we will sell the new thermometer readings will be a available in the Celsius (&#8451;) or Fahrenheit &#65288;&#8457;&#65289;scale. Sorry again. Please let me know if you have any question or need any additional information. Thank you! Best regards, Customer services
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Yes, I just switched it myself. Just hold down the button, when you turn on the thermometer. It will cycle through the settings and eventually switch from Celsius to Farenheit.
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Dear Olivia, Thanks for your question. Yes, the thermometer reads in Fahrenheit has started to sell now.
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Yes. I am a bit disappointed it takes that long. Also, it only reads in Celcius.
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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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In the link http://www.taylorusa.com/kitchen/thermometers/connoisseur-digital-instant-read-thermometer.html, it says it can work only up to 150C, so the answer is not.
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Yes. Only problem is that you must use it in the exact angle or it won't read the correct temperature.
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It can toggle between Fahrenheit and Celsius. The supplied power adapter is indeed for use in the USA and I had to replace it with a power adapter suitable for local (Australian) standards. As the plug for connecting the unit is not standard I had to cut if off from the supplied adapter and fitted it to my locally bought adapter. It works well but is a bit noisy.
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I recommend that you do what I did. When I first tried to use mine I found it to be off by at least 25 deg. Throw it away it's not worth messing with, then I went to a local restaurant supply and bought an analog thermometer that always works for the same amount. Your experience prove to me that my decision was the right one. Problem solved. David B.