QUAD SENSORS: Get maximum cooking accuracy from any angle with 3 internal and 1 ambient sensor.
AUDIBLE AND VISUAL REMINDERS: Hear reminders from the charging hub speaker as well as App notifications to ensure you don't miss a thing.
HOURS OF USE WITH MINUTES OF CHARGING: This indoor outdoor thermometer is ready when you need it with 40+ hours of use from a 10-minute charge or charge for 1 minute and get hours of use
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QUAD SENSORS: Get maximum cooking accuracy from any angle with 3 internal and 1 ambient sensor.
AUDIBLE AND VISUAL REMINDERS: Hear reminders from the charging hub speaker as well as App notifications to ensure you don't miss a thing.
HOURS OF USE WITH MINUTES OF CHARGING: This indoor outdoor thermometer is ready when you need it with 40+ hours of use from a 10-minute charge or charge for 1 minute and get hours of use
Model: Chefman Smart Wireless Meat Thermometer, Unlimited Range - 2 Probe with Hub - Black
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I have these and the internal temp reading is pretty good, but the ambient temp part of it is way off, like 20-30 degrees. After speaking with support, they initially started with, "oh it's reading near the meat," which changed after I said I used a different ambient probe right next to where this was and a laser temp reader. In their tests it was a known thing, but apparently not something they found they needed to fix before going to production. Just be warned that if you need an accurate ambient temp that these may have that flaw.
I have these and the internal temp reading is pretty good, but the ambient temp part of it is way off, like 20-30 degrees. After speaking with support, they initially started with, "oh it's reading near the meat," which changed after I said I used a different ambient probe right next to where this was and a laser temp reader. In their tests it was a known thing, but apparently not something they found they needed to fix before going to production. Just be warned that if you need an accurate ambient temp that these may have that flaw.
by ambient temp, do you mean temp inside grill or oven when closed? if so, for me, it's a smaller issue, as long as probe for the actual internal is accurate and it sends out alerts...
by ambient temp, do you mean temp inside grill or oven when closed? if so, for me, it's a smaller issue, as long as probe for the actual internal is accurate and it sends out alerts...
Ambient temperature refers to the air in the cooking chamber so the air around the protein. The black part, which is the handle on the probe is where the ambient temperature gets read from. I paid for a product that advertised that you get both internal temperature readings and ambient temperature readings, the latter is not being delivered.
Ambient temperature refers to the air in the cooking chamber so the air around the protein. The black part, which is the handle on the probe is where the ambient temperature gets read from. I paid for a product that advertised that you get both internal temperature readings and ambient temperature readings, the latter is not being delivered.
understood, trying to clarify what you meant that's all. it could be very useful to confirm if your even at 350f actually is at 350f
understood, trying to clarify what you meant that's all. it could be very useful to confirm if your even at 350f actually is at 350f
Right, let's say I don't have complete trust in my smoker's temp. If I'm using this to read the IT, why should I have to get another device to read the AT
Right, let's say I don't have complete trust in my smoker's temp. If I'm using this to read the IT, why should I have to get another device to read the AT
right, i had same issue last summer, when was smoking ribs at 224, wind lowered inside temp to below 200f, so i went with 275 and that worked.. but i didnt have a wireless one...
right, i had same issue last summer, when was smoking ribs at 224, wind lowered inside temp to below 200f, so i went with 275 and that worked.. but i didnt have a wireless one...
I have a Masterbuilt 800 and it has electronic temp control, but I noticed that the ambient temp is different on the grill's reader and the chef iq
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by ambient temp, do you mean temp inside grill or oven when closed? if so, for me, it's a smaller issue, as long as probe for the actual internal is accurate and it sends out alerts...
understood, trying to clarify what you meant that's all. it could be very useful to confirm if your even at 350f actually is at 350f
right, i had same issue last summer, when was smoking ribs at 224, wind lowered inside temp to below 200f, so i went with 275 and that worked.. but i didnt have a wireless one...
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mine is much crappier smoker
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