TFA-Dostmann Thermo Jack Gourmet termómetro alimentario -40 - 250 °C digital

The TFA-Dostmann Thermo Jack Gourmet food thermometer -40 - 250 °C Digital is a compact, battery-powered kitchen thermometer designed for quick and accurate temperature measurements during food preparation. With a measuring range from -40 to 250 °C and a digital display, this thermometer supports a variety of culinary tasks, from freezing and refrigeration checks to roasting and frying. The slim probe and small housing make it easy to insert into foods and to store between uses.

Advantages

The thermometer provides a wide measurement range that covers freezing temperatures as well as high cooking temperatures up to 250 °C. Its digital readout gives clear visibility of measured values, and the lightweight, slim design improves handling and storage. The device is powered by a CR2032 battery and features a colored housing for quick identification in a busy kitchen environment.

Suitable for

• Checking internal temperatures of meats, poultry and fish
• Monitoring baking and roasting temperatures
• Verifying refrigerator and freezer temperatures
• Temperature checks for candy making and deep frying within range

Key specifications

• Temperature range: -40 to 250 °C
• Display: digital
• Power source: CR2032 battery
• Weight: 0.049 kg
• Product colour: Red

How to use

Insert the CR2032 battery according to the device instructions and switch the thermometer on. Insert the probe into the thickest part of the food, avoiding contact with bone or the pan surface, until the reading stabilizes on the digital display. For frozen or refrigerated items, allow the probe sufficient time to reach the true temperature. After use, switch the device off and clean the probe according to food-safety practices before storage.

Recommendations

To ensure reliable readings, calibrate or check the thermometer against a known temperature occasionally and avoid exposing the electronic unit to direct heat above the specified range. Clean and dry the probe after each use; store the thermometer in a dry place away from sharp objects to preserve the slim housing and probe.