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Type: K Type
Measuring Range: 32~1472°F (0~800°C)
Cable Length: 1.5M
Probe Size: 1mmx200mm (D*L)
Probe Material: Stainless steel
Terminal: 2 Insulated forks
Package Include:
1 x Temperature Sensor Probe
Mina C.
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025
This is a great tool to verify the thermistor on your hotend, FROM THE INSIDE! It is small enough that it will not be affected by the drive wheels of a direct drive extruder and long enough to reach all the way down through even the longest extruder/hotend setups. Worked great connected to my Fluke87.
Michael B.
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
If you found this product because a green specialty coffee company linked to this item, AVOID. 5 degree C water was reading -11 degree C. Boiling water was reading 132 degree C. Exchanged it for another one and it was equally faulty.If you are thinking, "no worries I'll just use the degree offset function in my device". Good luck. That same device linked by the coffee company only has a max of 5 degrees meaning not even frozen water still reads at -6 or lower C. Complete piece of garbage.
Mamabirdee
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2024
Works great
Lisa Reister
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024
The normal temperature range for a Type J is 0-750C, or 0-800C - this listing sites 0-800C. The normal color coding for Type J is Red(-), White (+) - the extension wires on these are Red/White (polarity reversed).Then normal range for a Type K is -200+1250C. Then normal color code for Type K is Red(-), Yel(+)The first unit I checked was an open circuit, due to improper crimping at the terminal. Instead of crimping on the wire, they had folded the exposed wire back upon itself and attempted to crimp the wire against the insulation - which is not a very good long-term connection. In my case, the exposed wire fell between tang and terminal body, hanging there, in air, making no connection.It does read pretty close to a real Type K at less than 80C, however. I did not bother to check the thermocouple output tables at this temperature range, but suspect they are pretty close.Am wondering if these are not someone’s discards being re-purposes…
Michael Aragon
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024
This is such a niche item that if you know what you’re getting it will work for you. It worked for my temp reader that I used it for. I use it for roasting coffee and reading temperatures in that roast well above 300 degrees for hours at a time. So the build quality is important as well as its malleability under this conditions. Not expensive should you need a replacement which I have done as well. DIY project possible!
affnaff
Reviewed in Canada on January 13, 2024
Totally innacurate
Keith R. Snyder
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023
I bought this thermocouple for my coffee roasting. The first meter I used with it showed water boiling at 186° as a test, which was concerning. I bought a different, less versatile meter, and it read the water boiling at 210.5°. When I tried a different thermocouple in the first meter it was off nearly as much. Given these are scientific instruments I kinda expected 212°, but close enough.
A.W.B.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2022
Came bent up. Works well. Keeps within +- 3 degrees
Bryan J
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2020
5 star so far. The temperature reads within 1 degree of a more expensive thermocouple that I’m using. I’m happy with that. No issues, seems to be durable. I also had to bend the main lead a little bit for my application that didn’t seem too hurt anything. Can’t complain this point. I hope it lasts a long time
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