ThermoWorks RT304 Water Resistant Thermometer Review
The ThermoWorks RT304 Water Resistant Thermometer has good accuracy, fairly good response times and is immune to incidental moisture. It cannot be left in the oven/grill while cooking.
The unit has an on/off switch but it will NOT turn itself off automatically. There is a min/max button and another to change between F and C scales. It is sealed against moisture. The buttons and display are small and might pose a challenge for some users. Response times are better than many of its competitors, but not in the super-fast range.
The manufacturer’s contact info, including telephone number and website, is found on the instruction sheet. There is no explicit warranty stated, however, this company stands behind its products.
We give this thermometer a Bronze medal for accuracy, construction and performance. The lack of an auto-off feature or a hold feature, combined with the small buttons and display, prevent a higher rating.
Product Information:
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Thermometer Function:Hand Held/Instant Read
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Item Price :19.00
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Where to buy (buying from this supplier supports this website):
Thermometer: ThermoWorks
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Probe:Length: 4.75" (12.0cm), diameter: 0.14" (3.5mm)
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Battery Type:LR44 (included)
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Battery Life:5000 hrs
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Safe Operating Range:
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Min & Max Temp:-58 to 392ºF (-50 to 200ºC)
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Display Precision:0.1º
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Actual Temp at 32 Degrees:32.2
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Actual Temp at 130 Degrees:130.8
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Actual Temp at 225 Degrees:226.4
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Actual Temp at 325 Degrees:327.2
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Speed from 32 to 212 Degrees:9
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Speed from 32 to 212 Degrees:12
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Numbers Display Size:0.27" (7mm)
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Water Resistance Rating:
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Weight:1 oz (28g)
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C/F Switch:Built in CF switch
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Backlight:No Backlight
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Color Options:
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App:No
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Logging:No
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Included:Thermometer, probe sheath
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Available Accessories:None
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Alarms:None
Manufacturer:
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