Thermometers
K6463
Digital Refrigerator/ Freezer Thermometer Cooper-Atkins • Easy to read digital display updates every 30 seconds • -22° to 122 °F temperature range, °F/°C switchable • Anti-microbial additive protects against bacteria growth on unit • Water-resistant, Min/max modes • Lifetime warranty
K5745
Refrigerator/Freezer Thermometers • Easy-to-read dials and displays • Maintain safe cooking, cooling, receiving, and washing temperatures • Accurate and dependable
K6471
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Temp Range -22° to 122° F
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DON# K5745 K6471 K6463
Temp Range -40° to 120° F -40° to 80° F -20° to 80° F
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1122457
3 - 9/16 "L x 1 - 1/4 "W x 3 - 1/2 "H
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5 - 3/4 "L x 5 - 1/4 "W x 4 - 1/4 "H 7 - 1/4 "L x 2"W x 4 - 5/8 "H 4 - 1/4 "L x 2 - 3/4 "W x 7 - 1/4 "H
1 ea 2/pk 2/pk
TempRite ® Refrigerator/Freezer Thermometer Taylor Precision Products • Propylene glycol filled tube simulates food temperature for more accurate and stable reading • Not affected by ambient air changes including door opening and closings or poor air circulation • Easy to read • Ideal for HACCP programs
Freezer/Cooler Wall Mount Thermometer Cooper-Atkins • Oversized thermometer allows easy monitoring of temperatures in critical food-related locations • HACCP reference color-zoned dial and a large black pointer for ease in viewing • 0-100% Rh; wall mount
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Temp Range -10° to 80° F
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1010504
1047454
12"
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-20° to 60° F (-30° to 30° C)
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Mini Infrared No-Contact Thermometer • Easily reads temperatures with invisible infrared beam by aiming at object while pressing “On” button • Measures temperature from -27° to 428° F (-33° to 220° C) • Operates on one CR2032 battery
See pages 91 to 97 for additional Bakery Supplies.
Deep-Fry and Candy Thermometer Cooper-Atkins • Handy confectionery/deep-fry thermometer shows important temperatures • Black plastic handle with hole for hanging • 100° to 450° F temperature range
DON# K5406
Temp Range -27° to 428° F
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DON# K5466
Temp Range 100° to 400° F
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1 ea
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