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Winco TMT-DG4 Pocket Thermometer with Hold Function
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Winco TMT-DG4 Pocket Thermometer with Hold Function
✔ Built-in clip for mounting and protection sheath included
✔ Hold function feature
✔ Temperature range -40° to 450°F
✔ Dimensions: 7-3/4"L x 1"W x 3/5"H
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✔ Built-in clip for mounting and protection sheath included
✔ Hold function feature
✔ Temperature range -40° to 450°F
✔ Dimensions: 7-3/4"L x 1"W x 3/5"H
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Make sure that your food is always perfectly cooked with the Winco TMT-DG4 Pocket Thermometer with Hold Function. Designed to provide accurate readings, this thermometer features an easy-to-read digital display with a temperature range of -40 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit.
When not in use, place this pocket thermometer inside its protection sheath and use the built-in clip to securely attach it onto your apron or pocket.
- Digital pocket thermometer
- Built-in clip for mounting and protection sheath included
- Hold function feature
- Temperature range -40° to 450°F
- Dimensions: 7-3/4"L x 1"W x 3/5"H
- NSF certified
Specifications
- Brand:
- Winco
- Model #:
- TMT-DG4
- Ship weight:
- 2 oz
- Sold As:
- 1 ea
- Item Number:
- 0033-TMT-DG4
- Type:
- Pocket Thermometers
- NSF Listed:
- Yes
- Minimum Temperature F:
- 0 to -58
- Maximum Temperature F:
- 450 to 572
- Display Type:
- Digital
- Display Size:
- 1-1/10" - 1-3/8"
- Probe Length:
- 2-3/4" - 3"
- Includes Case:
- Yes
- Width:
- 1"
- Height:
- 0.63"
- TigerChef ID:
- 20612
I see you said "No, it's a digital thermometer. Digital thermometers don't need to be calibrated." when asked if it could be recalibrated...
My thermoneter is off by almost 10 deg's, what do I do just toss it?
Thanks - Jim
I'm not clear from your question whether you're referring to this thermometer or to any digital thermometer. You can attempt to re-calibrate a digital thermometer by either pressing a reset button (if there is one) or adjusting the adjuster or screws. Often, though, when it's off, it's time for a new thermometer.