Probe Candy Thermometer with Pot Clip,Alarm Function,IPX6 Waterproof

This Candy Thermometer has a unique probe with a conveniently attached pot clip, leaving your hands-free whilst protecting you from heat. The pot clip allows you to adjust the thermometer's position giving you flexibility and freedom whilst preparing your culinary creations. Perfect compatible with checking food, oils, liquids, and even sugar compatible with candy-making. Designed compatible with easy readability from a distance, our thermometer features an extra-large 1.7 x 0.8 inches display with a backlight. The innovative 90-degree rotatable design can be adjusted to your preferred angle. It also includes a handy ℃/℉ conversion function, allowing you to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit depending on your requirements. Our thermometer boasts a precise alarm function, which allows you to preset your preferred temperature, providing you peace of mind throughout your cooking process. When your pre-set temperature is reached, the display will flash a warning, ensuring you don't miss that optimal temperature you're looking compatible with. With unsurpassed speed and accuracy, you can have temperature readings within 4-5 seconds in a wide range from -58°F ~572°F (-50°C~300°C). The remarkable accuracy of ±1.8℉ (±1℃) between 32°F to 212°F (0°C to 100°C) makes this thermometer more accurate and reliable than traditional analog versions, proving it a true game-changer within your kitchen tools. The IPX6 waterproof rated design ensures our thermometer is safe and easy to clean. Both the display section and the probe can be washed safely under water, making this thermometer a durable and practical tool compatible with any kitchen, outdoor grill or professional cooking setting. Material: Plastic + stainless steel colour: orange color Package Contents: 1 x Digital BBQ Thermometer Only the above package content, other products are not included. Note: Light reflection and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/-