Digital Penetration Thermometer

CHF33.90
VAT included
000650

For many treats, maintaining a certain temperature is essential. In a boiled vanilla cream, the egg must not curdle, if chocolate is too hot, it forms small lumps and to prevent the formation of germs in ice cream, various ingredients must be added at the correct temperature. With this thermometer, accurate measurement is no problem.

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Product Details

Data sheet

Size
Length: 16.5 cm
Country of production
Germany
Material
This thermometer is made of high quality plastic and is mercury free. The insertion needle is made of stainless steel.
Package/set size
Battery 1.5 V button cell included
Color(s)
White
Warranty
2 years on the device
Note
Temperature range from -45 °C to +200 °C
Care instructions
Clean with a damp cloth after use.
Suitable for
Chocolate, chocolate coating, cake melts
Description

Digital Penetration Thermometer

The digital insertion thermometer is perfectly suited for the precise tempering of couverture. Temperatures of liquid and pasty masses from -45 °C to 200 °C can be measured via the stainless steel insertion needle. The temperature is indicated to an accuracy of 0.1 °C. Thus, this thermometer is suitable for liquid and viscous masses from the food and hobby sector, we especially like to use it for melting couverture, chocolate and cake melts.

Digital Penetration Thermometer - Application

Prepare all the ingredients for your creation. This can be, for example, an ice cream base, a vanilla cream or even the liquid for a loaf of bread. If you want to melt or temper a chocolate-like mass, place it in the tempering unit or over a water bath. This way you can turn on the insertion thermometer and place or hold it in the mass. At least one to two centimeters of the probe should be immersed in the mass.

Give the thermometer some time and then read the number on the display. If the mass is heated on the stove, for example, stir it a little at a time. In this way, you prevent burning on the bottom as well as a falsified measurement due to an irregular heat distribution.

Finally, the insertion probe can be cleaned with running water and a little washing-up liquid. Do not hold the entire thermometer under the water, this can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth.