Temperature Tester with Stainless Steel Probe and Protective Cover Rotary Head Low Cost!
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| 1-4 | $25.62 |
| 5-9 | $24.34 |
| 10-24 | $23.83 |
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| 100-199 | $21.78 |
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Temperature Tester with Stainless Steel Probe and Protective Cover Rotary Head Low Cost! is rated
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- On/Off Switch
- Data Hold Function
- °C or °F Switchable
- Automatic Power Off
- Stainless Steel Probe
- Protective Probe Cover
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Specifications Measurement Range: TDP36: -50 to 150°C (-58 to 302°F); TDP37: -50 to 280°C (-58 to 536°F), Accuracy: TDP36: ±1°C between -20 to 120°C, otherwise ±2°C, TDP37: ±1°C between -20 to 120°C, ±2°C between -20 to -50°C, 120 to 150°C ±4°C between 150 to 200°C, ±6°C between 200 to 280°C, ±2°F between -4 to 248°F, ±4°F between -4 to -58 & 248 to 302°F, ±8°F between 302 to 392°F, ±11°F between 392 to 536°F, Probe Size: TDP36: 03.5 x 125mm ( 3 /16 x 5') TDP37: 03.5 x 200mm ( 3 /16 x 8'), Sample Time: TDP36: 1 Sec; TDP37: 0.5 Second Digit Size: 7 H x 3mm W ( 5 /16 x 3 /16 '), Resolution: 0.1°F between -19.9 to 199.9°otherwise 1°, Automatic Power Off: After 10 minutes, Battery:1.5 V x 1 pc, Size or eqiv. ,Ambient Temperature: 14 to 130°F (-10 to 54°C), Button Functions: ON/OFF and °C/°F, Weight: TDP36: 21 g (with Probe Cover)(0.7oz); TDP37: 26 g (with Probe Cover)(0.9 oz),Dimensions: 36 L x 17 H x 33 mm D (1 1 /2 x 1 1 /16 x 5 /16 ')
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Does what it says it does.
This amazing little device gives actual temperature readings. Whoever invented this was a genius. How did we ever survive before this?
Date published: 2017-08-07
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