Thermometers

Keep Your Oven in Check
The Escali Oven Thermometer will help you verify oven temperatures and avoid overcooking your next meal. The clear dial display features baking and roasting temperature zone references as well as HACCP guidelines for hot foods holding and cooling. It has a durable stainless steel design which is NSF certified, oven safe and dishwasher safe.

Baking & Roasting Temperature Reference
Baking and roasting temperature zones are clearly indicated on the dial for quick reference.

NSF Certified
The manufacturing process of this product is regularly checked and certified by the National Sanitation Foundation and meets the highest standards for public health protection.

HACCP Guidelines
Hot foods holding temperature and hot foods cooling guidelines clearly indicated on the dial for food safety and quick reference.

Clear & Easy to Read Dial
The clear dial display is easy to read and features both fahrenheit and celsius measurements.

Stand or Hang from Oven Rack
Stand the thermometer on a rack or hang it from a rack oriented in either a parallel or perpendicular direction.

Oven Safe
The durable stainless steel construction allows the thermometer to be left in an oven or grill to measure internal air temperatures.

Dishwasher Safe
The premium stainless steel construction is durable and dishwasher safe.

The Escali Candy / Deep Fry Thermometer will help you make candy or deep fried foods with the perfect consistency. The back side of the easy to read temperature column features candy and deep fry temperatures for quick reference. The thermometer is easy to clean and dishwasher safe.

Protective Sheath & Temperature Guide
A protective sheath for storing the thermometer includes a guide referencing candy and deep fry temperatures.

Easy to Read Measurements
The temperature column is easy to read and features both fahrenheit and celsius measurements.

Hands-free Vessel Clip
A stainless steel clip holds the thermometer in a pot vessel for continuous hands free measurements.

Heat Resistant Handle
A heat resistant knob on the vessel clip makes it easier to move the thermometer through the cooking process.

Dishwasher Safe
The durable design is dishwasher safe.

Temperature Range
100° to 392°F / 40° to 200°C

Dimensions
8.5 x 1.5 x 0.875 in

Use this versatile IR thermal sensor to read surface temperatures from a distance - instantly. IR-GUN-S has a quality lens and machined baffles to ensure accuracy with a 12:1 distance-to-target spot ratio. At 12" you can measure a 1" spot diameter. And, the thermometer gun's bright pointing laser helps you aim.

IR-GUN-S includes an adjustable emissivity so you can set the IR thermal sensor to read a variety of different surface materials. Operation is simple. Pull the trigger on the IR-GUN-S to instantly read the surface temperature you're pointing at. Let go of the trigger and the reading will stay on "Hold" for several seconds so you can take note of it. While the infrared thermometer's trigger is depressed, you can also scan looking for MAX/MIN temperatures as you move the temperature laser gun across a larger target. IR-GUN-S is a useful thermometer to help find hot or cold spots in walls, insulation, heated objects or larger areas. Other features include an averaging function and a differential mode. High and low alarms are easily set so IR-GUN-S will beep for readings below or above your preset thresholds.

The main display of the infrared thermometer is big enough to read and it's backlit for easy viewing anytime. Batteries are included and replacements can be found anywhere (2xAAA). Order the optional holster to protect the IR-GUN-S between uses. This is a hiqh-quality, professional infrared thermometer that will surprise you at this price.

• High quality 12:1 optics
• Bright single-laser pointer
• Point and Shoot simplicity
• Max/Min temps and High/Low alarm settings
• Easily switch from °C to °F
• Backlit display
• Adjustable emissivity

The IR-GUN-S non-contact infrared thermometer is your best deal in a basic infrared temperature gun. IR-GUN-S Infrared Thermometer is designed for broad general purpose use in research, industrial applications, HVAC, construction, repair or maintenance services, and even around the house if you're technically inclined.

ThermoWorks infrared thermometer products are intended for food service, food processing, industrial, scientific and general home use. They are not FDA Cleared for clinical use. However, in the current pandemic environment, there is a worldwide shortage of infrared sensors and medical infrared thermometers. With proper technique, general-purpose infrared thermometers might be used as a substitute scanning tool for detecting elevated body temperatures. We offer the following information and cautions:

Forehead temperature is several degrees lower than core body temperature of 98.6 F (37 C). Clinical forehead thermometers make a mathematical adjustment to display an equivalent oral temperature. When using general-purpose infrared thermometers to read forehead temperatures, the readings will likely be lower than 98.6 F, even if a fever is present. Normal forehead skin temperature can vary several degrees depending on your environment (indoors or out), exercise, perspiration, direct heat or air conditioning, etc. It would be normal to read an actual forehead skin surface temperature between 91F and 94F if using a general-purpose infrared thermometer.

Some infrared thermometers have an “adjustable emissivity feature”. Some are factory set for emissivity of 0.95, or in the case of our IRFS, 0.97. Human skin temperature is in this range. If using a fixed emissivity infrared thermometer, one could measure temperature in the center of the forehead, and then add 5 degrees Fahrenheit to estimate the oral equivalent.

Or, to simplify things for the operator, one could measure each subject and look for a “normal” temperature of 91F to 94F without making any adjustments or offsets. A higher reading might indicate a fever. Still, such a scan could not be regarded as a reliable absolute measurement of core body temperature, only a scanning or screening indication.

Users should be aware of the “spot size” of the infrared thermometer’s measurement area. They should also consider the distance-to-target recommendations of the instrument. The angle of the sensor to the subject is also important.

If the general-purpose IR thermometer has a laser-pointing feature, it is best to turn the laser off if possible (or cover it with tape) and always use great care to avoid pointing it at someone’s eyes. The laser is not part of the measurement technology and is only used to assist in aiming.

Some industrial IR thermometers allow the adjustment of the emissivity setting. In medical literature human skin is noted to have an emissivity between 0.95 and 0.99 regardless of color. By setting an adjustable emissivity to 0.78, the instrument will give a forehead temperature reading that approximates the normal oral temperature. This approximates an “offset” to the reading that will render a measurement near 98.6 F on the forehead of a healthy individual.

Life in the kitchen is easier when you use the right tool for the task. The Escali instant read thermometer ensures your food is cooked to a safe internal temperature and the desired doneness. This quick dial thermometer is great for checking food temperatures for your everyday prepping, cooking and baking.

• 1-3/4" dial diameter, 5" probe, temperature range 0 to 220F / -10 to 100C, shatterproof lens, hands free vessel clip,
• Easy to read magnified shatterproof lens
• Antimicrobial protective sheath with pocket clip
• Sheath is imprinted with target cooking temperatures
• Do not leave thermometer in food while cooking
• The antimicrobial protective sheath is imprinted with target cooking temperatures for beef, poultry, pork, lamb and veal
• 2 year limited warranty
• Plastic
• Hand Wash Only

This popular water-resistant thermometer stands up to wet hands and messy environments. Great for general purpose temperature measurements anywhere. The Min/Max feature will hold highs and lows. It stays on until you turn it off for long term monitoring.

• IP 65 Water-Resistant
• On/Off Switch
• Max/Min records high and low temperatures.
• °C/°F Switchable
• -58°F to 392°F Range
• Includes Pocket Clip
• Remains on until turned off

 With an IP67 waterproof rating, the IR Pocket Infrared can withstand harsh environments, kitchen splashes, and an occasional mishap at the favorite fishing hole. The IR Pocket Infrared includes a wrist strap and keychain clip for convenience. A single button press changes the IR Pocket Infrared's display from °F to °C. Don't be fooled by the great price; this is a high quality infrared thermometer.

• Measures surface temperature
• IP67 Waterproof
• Pocket sized
• Easy to use, point-and-shoot simplicity
• Range to 230°F (110°C)
• Switchable °C to °F

The IR Pocket Infrared Thermometer is a professional infrared thermometer in pocket-sized package. With your IR Pocket Infrared you can measure surface temperatures around the house, cabin, grill, garage, and in the kitchen. Simply point your IR Pocket Infrared and shoot with no extra confusing buttons to learn. The IR Pocket Infrared is pre-set to an emissivity that measures most surfaces.

Forehead temperature is several degrees lower than core body temperature of 98.6 F (37 C). Clinical forehead thermometers make a mathematical adjustment to display an equivalent oral temperature. When using general-purpose infrared thermometers to read forehead temperatures, the readings will likely be lower than 98.6 F, even if a fever is present. Normal forehead skin temperature can vary several degrees depending on your environment (indoors or out), exercise, perspiration, direct heat or air conditioning, etc. It would be normal to read an actual forehead skin surface temperature between 91F and 94F if using a general-purpose infrared thermometer.

Some infrared thermometers have an “adjustable emissivity feature”. Some are factory set for emissivity of 0.95, or in the case of our IRFS, 0.97. Human skin temperature is in this range. If using a fixed emissivity infrared thermometer, one could measure temperature in the center of the forehead, and then add 5 degrees Fahrenheit to estimate the oral equivalent.

Or, to simplify things for the operator, one could measure each subject and look for a “normal” temperature of 91F to 94F without making any adjustments or offsets. A higher reading might indicate a fever. Still, such a scan could not be regarded as a reliable absolute measurement of core body temperature, only a scanning or screening indication.

Users should be aware of the “spot size” of the infrared thermometer’s measurement area. They should also consider the distance-to-target recommendations of the instrument. The angle of the sensor to the subject is also important.

If the general-purpose IR thermometer has a laser-pointing feature, it is best to turn the laser off if possible (or cover it with tape) and always use great care to avoid pointing it at someone’s eyes. The laser is not part of the measurement technology and is only used to assist in aiming.

Some industrial IR thermometers allow the adjustment of the emissivity setting. In medical literature human skin is noted to have an emissivity between 0.95 and 0.99 regardless of color. By setting an adjustable emissivity to 0.78, the instrument will give a forehead temperature reading that approximates the normal oral temperature. This approximates an “offset” to the reading that will render a measurement near 98.6 F on the forehead of a healthy individual.