Can anyone confirm that this is certified as accurate to the 0.1 degree F? Thank you.
481599
I don't know about certified, but it does show a measure to the 0.1 degree F. Not 0.01 degree F.
1378015
I did check the accuracy with boiling water when I first got it. It was accurate to within 1°F as I recall, and didn't re-calibrate my unit. The unit has operated perfect for me. No complaints.
1812018
Fairly accurate, have not checked it with anything else. The airflow will not effect the sensor as it is in the coolant.
463715
I have the dial model and the temperature on it is totally accurate. I tested it with a proper thermometer. It is excellent
433977
According to the specs on Amazon, the resolution is 0.05 degrees. I have the unit and the resolution is actually 0.1 degrees because there is only one decimal place on the display. The Amazon specs say the accuracy is +/- 0.2 degrees. I have no way to check this. I have checked the repeatability by putting the unit on an off a fixed surface. I've done this 5 times in a row with no change in the reading.
747432
I did not calibrate it except to test against another thermometer. It was right on. No adjusting is possible to the reading.
1360131
By reading all the information within the directions of the thermometer, states it is Farienheit. The accuracy states "Precise measurements within +/- 0.2F (0.1C). Meets all US Quality and Safety Standards."
145653
I would be wary of the accuracy, there are "dead spots". I ordered two of these and both of them had a "dead zone" of about 6 degrees (from 76°F-82°F) where it would show it was 76° until it suddenly spiked to 82°.
228362
I used his for work. I used in a kitchen. Its great the degree is accurate. We compare to the actual thermometer we used at work. If anything its better then and old thermometer. And its waterproof. Which is good in our commercial kitchen.
885531
Absolutely. It's accurate to 1 degree of difference between current temp and desired.
706371
Hey, I don't really recall. Seems like it was a +/- 3 decibels accuracy, but thats probably different than the certification. Hope it helps.
1739508
I didn't try. I'm not sure it even does read out Ferenheit temps. I just converted the F temps I wanted to C to acheive the desired results. Sorry...
715792
It seems pretty accurate. However, the latch is not tight on ours..the metal hook seems to large, so if that is an issue with yours that might be the culprit for fluctuating temp.
2050206
Yes, I measured the temp. and it is not at all near that range. That's why I sent mine back!
864040
I believe so, it says in the manual to what degrees it actually works within and I believe unless it's under 20 degrees Fahrenheit it should be fine. Might want to double check online to find the actual manual to confirm however.
1495086
Absolutely. There is a target temp that is set by the user and an actual temp. Very rarely does it fluctuate within .2 deg either way. Yes two tenths of a degree. Very accurate device.
48879
As I may have mentioned in the review, in ice slush it measures 32F and is also spot on with the predicted boiling temp at the elevation of Abq (200F) but that varies slightly with weather. I'd guess +/- one degree, but have just the one sample and no AST certified thermometers with which to compare.