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ThermoPro TP30W Infrared Thermometer
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So far it seems to be consistently low by about 10 degrees F in the range of -5 to 70F. Ice water reads much closer, but everything else is off, even when trying different emissivity values. I will continue testing. I bought this to test how even the heating is across my pellet grill so I’m not too concerned about it being dead on as I will be comparing relative differences.
It cheaply made but does as advertised
I purchased two of these, primarily because I like my ThermoPro TP-08S and expected it to be a great product. The warranty was also a plus in my decision. I have only opened one and put it to use, comparing it to my already owned Etekcity Laser Grip 1080. The first marked difference is the ThermoPro TP30 case smooth sureface compared to the Laser Grip 1080 with a tactile surface (on the grip). The second difference is the batteries they take. ThermoPro = AAA’s. Laser Grip 1080 = 9v The last is the adjustable emissivity “feature”. ThermoPro has it, Etekcity Laser Grip 1080 does not. I use my LaserGrip in the kitchen to check skillet temps before cooking eggs and before searing steaks in cast iron pans. It’s also useful to make sure my cast iron pancake griddle is at temp before cooking pancakes. Temperature reading between the ThermoPro and the Etekcity 1080 vary from ~4掳F to as much as 20掳F depending on where you set the emissivity on the ThermoPro. I didn’t buy this to play with an emissivity feature. What would be nice is a procedure to calibrate the unit, as it set it and forget it. At this point I’m considering sending both ThermoPro TP30’s back for a refund.
the included batteries were dead upon arrival. very cheaply made plastic gun housing.
This is a fine product and the price is right but if you plan on using it outdoors in any kind of sunlight forget about it. There is no backlight and it’s almost impossible to read. Otherwise it works great.