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Taylor 1476FDA Compact Folding Probe Digital Thermometer with Magnet and Lanyard, 6.60' Height, 5.06' Width, 0.75' Length, Blue

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About this item

  • Fda recommended step-down probe
  • Temperature range: -40°f /392°f
  • Auto-off feature
  • 1 - Lr44 battery included


The compact folding probe digital thermometer comes FDA recommended and is designed to be conveniently on hand in the commercial kitchen with a lanyard and magent on the back. Batteries included. Taylor thermometers are the scientific gold standard for precision in commercial kitchens.


Shelly
2025-07-30 12:42:56
great for home or work ---folds up nice to go in drawwer or pocket
Heather
2025-07-19 11:12:07
This thermometer stopped working today, 1 month and 23 days after purchasing. We have used it about a dozen times. It has only been hand washed. The unit is not sealed against liquid AT ALL. The screws were rusty, and when I opened it up, there is corrosion all over the PCB. I am actually a bit offended that they put solastic sealant on their proprietary chip, but didn't conformal coat the PCB to keep the water off. Overall, the quality is extremely poor and because it broke so quickly, I can't recommend it for any purpose. The corrosion could be cleaned off and it could work again, but I'm not doing that every 2 months.
Justin H.
2025-07-16 11:23:54
Works great. No waiting on the mercury to rise. Instant temp
Lonnie
2025-07-15 14:50:23
Easy to read. Faster than my other pocket thermometers. Very accurate.
Suzanne Kubinyi
2025-05-04 17:58:27
Love this product!
Bobbi Duke
2025-03-05 13:23:59
Unit quit working about two months after purchasing it. Also, i didn’t care for the fact that you have to turn it on and off after each use. Prefer the models that shut off after a few moments of non use.
Lynne Ridgeway
2024-12-30 10:57:51
It only reads centigrade-if push the centigrade/Fahrenheit button the display reads Fahrenheit momentarily then reverts back to centigrade.
Andrew
2024-12-25 11:01:14
There is absolutely zero possible ways to calibrate this thermometer. The manufacturer states that they require no calibration, yet I'm sitting here with it in a densly packed cup of ice water and the thing is reading 33.8°. IT NEEDS CALIBRATION!!!