Review on Stainless Thermocouple Thermometer Temperature Measurement by Raffy Baer

After 1 year of continuous use, I liked this temperature recorder so much that I immediately bought 3 more! The highlights are how easy to use, accurate and reliable the data collection is when combined with the right accessories! Tips below: 1) I liked how easy this logger is to write data to a .txt file on an SD card that you insert into an SD card reader. In Excel, all you have to do is open the text file and go through the Text Import Wizard to convert the data into columns and rows. For 3-digit temperatures, you must manually pull the column divider to prevent the digit from being cut off. 2) If you need to record for a long time, don't worry about the battery auto-cut off in the middle of recording. , buy a 9V (1.5A) 5.5mm power adapter (less than $10). The amperage in the power supply is very important. I tried 0.5A and 1.0A adapters but none of them were enough to power the data logger 3) The type K thermocouples in the box couldn't withstand high temperatures (they melted) , so I bought a set of 4 Type K PerfectPrime thermocouples. Braided metal wire probes. 4) It takes some learning to get started, but once you've adjusted the settings to your liking, it's as simple as holding down the REC button and then pressing MAX/MIN so you can see the display in real time during recording time . 5) I used NIST and NSF certified thermometers to compare temperatures. This recorder with a set of high quality thermocouples is very accurate (+/- 2F)