Infrared Thermometer Gun, Handheld Heat Temperature Gun For Cooking Tester, Pizza

Product Features: The Infrared Thermometer Gun is a versatile handheld device used for measuring surface temperatures, catering particularly to cooking and food enthusiasts. This high-precision tool provides accurate and instant temperature readings, allowing you to monitor and control the temperature of your culinary creations with ease. Key Usage Points: - Precise and reliable temperature readings - Wide temperature range (-58°F to 1022°F) - Laser targeting for pinpoint accuracy - Easy-to-read digital display - Durable and ergonomic design - Auto power-off for energy conservation Detailed Specifications: - Temperature range: -58°F to 1022°F (-50°C to 550°C) - Accuracy: ±2% or ±2°C - Distance-to-spot ratio: 12:1 - Response time: 500ms - Emissivity: Adjustable (0.1-1.0) - Battery life: 12 hours of continuous use Benefits: - Precise temperature readings ensure consistent cooking results. - Monitor food temperatures to prevent over or undercooking. - Laser targeting allows for precise temperature measurement even from a distance. - Easy-to-read display provides clear and instant readings. - Durable construction ensures longevity and reliability in the kitchen environment. Additional Features: - Adjustable emissivity settings for enhanced accuracy on various surfaces. - Hold function to freeze the temperature reading on the display. - Backlit display for readability in dim lighting conditions. - Compact and lightweight design for easy handling and storage. What Makes This Product Stand Out: The Infrared Thermometer Gun stands out with its enhanced accuracy, wide temperature range, and user-friendly design. The laser targeting ensures precise temperature measurements, making it an ideal tool for both home cooks and professional chefs. The adjustable emissivity settings provide versatility for measuring temperatures on different surfaces. External Links:

Thermoworks: Infrared Thermometers

FoodSafety.gov: Safe Minimum Internal Temperature Chart

The New York Times: Best Infrared Thermometers