Winco TMT-IF1 Infrared Thermometer w/ -26 to 608 F Temperature Range
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Retail Price: $105.57
$45.13 /Each
Winco TMT-IF1 Description
The Winco TMT-IF1 infrared thermometer helps users measure the surface temperatures of foods and equipment without touching them. This unit can read extreme temperatures since it has a range of -26 to 608 degrees Fahrenheit. Readings are presented on the unit's backlit LCD screen and stored so users can keep them for records.
Product Details
- Reduces risk of cross-contamination because no contact with food is necessary
- Temperature range: -26 to 608 degrees F
- Automatically powers off after 20 sec.
- 12:1 distance spot ratio
- 1-in. LCD screen with backlight
- Laser on/off
- Automatically holds temperatures
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*Winco TMT-IF1 is free shipping eligible. Users must be signed in with an order total greater than $500 and be shipping to the 48 contiguous states.
From The Manufacturer
Infrared Thermometer, -26° to 608°F (-32° to 320°C) temperature range, 1" LCD display with backlight, automatic temp hold, laser on/off, distance to spot ratio (12:1), auto power off function
Winco TMT-IF1 Specifications
| Spec Attribute | Spec Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Winco |
| Color | Black |
| Product | Thermometers |
| Product Type | Kitchen Tools & Supplies |
| Warranty | 1-year Parts & Labor |
| Weight | 0.41 |
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Is it accurate?
Good: Easy to use, just put in batteries and push the big button. It also has auto off feature. Wonderful product in term of design. Not so good: Readings are not very accurate. Unless there is "right" way to verify this temperature, so far with the way I verified, in several occasions and different time of the day, temperatures always show >3 degree F in differences. I check the SPEC but was not able to find the resolution of the readings at different ranges, especially for temp < 100 degree F.
