Etekcity Infrared Thermometer 800 (Not For Human) Non-Contact Digital Temperature Gun, 16:1 Dts Ratio, -58℉ To 1382℉ (-50℃ To 750℃), Yellow And Black

Highly recommended really functional accurate Very helpful

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Ottimo prodotto in linea con i dati tecnici. Materiali e fattura buoni. Semplicità d'uso e precisione di misura abbastanza realistica (comparato con termometro professionale). Spedizione veloce ed imballo robusto. Venditore molto cortese (ha inviato tramite mail le istruzioni in italiano). Consigliato.

Acheté pour contrôler la température de ma plancha. Très facile d'utilisation (pas besoin de manuel !!!) un simple appui, on vise avec le laser et la lecture est directe !!! Parfait

Works well as expected, no down side from what I can see.

For all products, there's always super high-end tools for experts that need the most minute of details, and then there's the low-end where you hope that it works sometimes. This product is one of those tools where it does all you really can ask for at this price range without breaking the bank; the margin of error that you'll find with the temperatures is enough for you to know what the average temperature of what you're pointing it at is (If it jumps between 73 degrees and 75 degrees, you know it's around 74 degrees). It's definitely not meant for exact temperatures, but it gets pretty damn close. I bought this more as a diagnostic for appliances in our house that are encroaching on 20 years old now, and here's an example of the tasks that this thermometer helped confirm in our initial suspicions: • Our fridge is set to 36 degrees Fahrenheit, but sometimes liquids will have a very thin layer of ice when placed in for too long: It turns out that the thermometer built in to our fridge is reading the temperature from the lights at the top, while the rest of the fridge is hovering at around 33 degrees — products that are modified so that their freezing point is a lot higher than it should be are sometimes being frozen as a result. •Our oven routinely undercooks food, despite the type of cooking selected: When the oven was supposed to be 375 degrees, a reading listed the oven at 350 degrees. •Our Cable box was causing artifact on-screen, and the place that we have it hidden is fairly enclosed, so it may be susceptible to overheating: I can't remember the exact temperature, but it was definitely the cause for the cable box to be malfunctioning •Our gas barbecue has an uneven temperature, and we slow-cook patties at around 300F; I have to take off some patties a few minutes before other, and one of the burners wound up being clogged by food residue that fell through the grill. Overall this product is a great value, since I'd hate to have to spend $150 on something only to find out I need a $100 repair; for $50, it lets you do just about anything you're wanting to do with it. The only downside really is that it's not rechargeable — battery degradation isn't a concern for me since I wouldn't be using this product as a daily tool, and if I were, I'd be opting for something more expensive. It uses 9V batteries, which are in the 'pain-in-the-ass' category of batteries to get, but thankfully it comes with one.

No lo ho probado por encima del los 200º ni tengo manera de saber si las mediciones son precisas a esas temperatura, pero para medidas "normales" parece funcionar perfectamente.