Engelbrecht 10776-03290 Review
This 3″ (75mm) diameter temperature gauge is used on a line of high-end cookers from Engelbrecht. The thermometer is built to ASME standard B40.200, the same specifications that are used on process control instruments, so we’re talking serious quality here. It can be obtained direct from Engelbrecht at their website.
It has a short (2.5″ (63mm)) probe and is mounted via a 1/2″ NPT pipe thread. The entire gauge is made from brushed stainless steel. It has both Fahrenheit and Celsius scales and reads from 50 to 550º F (10 to 290ºC). It is not designed for insertion into food, and responds too slowly to use as an instant-read thermometer.
The dial gauge is very well made and exhibited excellent accuracy. If you are looking for a replacement thermometer for your cooker, this would be a good choice.
Product Information:
- Thermometer Function:Leave in Cooker
- Item Price:$ 46.00
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- Probe:2.5" stem, 1/2" NPT thread
- Battery Type:n/a
- Battery Life:n/a
- Min & Max Temp:50 to 550ºF (10 to 290ºC)
- Display Precision:5ºF/5ºC
- Actual Temp at 32 Degrees:n/a
- Actual Temp at 130 Degrees:~129
- Actual Temp at 225 Degrees:~223
- Actual Temp at 325 Degrees:~325
- Speed from 32 to 212 Degrees:n/a
- Speed from 32 to 212 Degrees:n/a
- Numbers Display Size:3" diameter dial
- C/F Switch:No CF swich
- Backlight:No Backlight
- Adjustable Options:
- Color Options:Stainless Steel
- Thermometer Sensor:Bimetal
- App:None
- Included:Thermometer
- Alarms:None
Published On: 5/14/2015 Last Modified: 2/10/2022
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