Browne OT84010 Oven Thermometer 150°F to 550°F or 70°C to 280°C | Denson CFE

Ensure your dishes are always perfectly cooked with the Browne OT84010 Oven Thermometer. This versatile, high-quality thermometer features dual displays for both Fahrenheit and Celsius, providing seamless temperature monitoring in your preferred unit. Its extra-wide base ensures stability, and its flexible hang or stand design allows for easy placement wherever you need it, making it a must-have tool for any kitchen.

Key Features:

• Dual Display: Easily read temperatures in both Fahrenheit (150°F to 550°F) and Celsius (65.6°C to 287.8°C), offering flexibility to suit your cooking style.
• Hang or Stand: This thermometer can either be hung on a wall or stand upright on a shelf for convenient placement.
• Wide Base: With an extra-wide base, this thermometer stays securely in place, reducing the risk of accidental tipping or falls.
• Accurate Readings: With an accuracy of +/- 1°F, this thermometer ensures precise temperature readings for consistent cooking results.
• Temperature Range: Covers a wide temperature range of 150°F to 550°F (65.6°C to 287.8°C), ideal for various cooking methods.

Benefits:

• Precision Cooking: The accurate temperature readings help achieve perfect results every time, ensuring consistent cooking quality.
• Versatile Use: The dual-display feature and wide temperature range make this thermometer suitable for a variety of cooking tasks, from baking to roasting.
• Stable and Convenient: The extra-wide base keeps the thermometer stable, and the flexible mounting options provide convenience, making it easy to place where needed.

Specifications:

The Browne OT84010 Oven Thermometer is an essential tool for any kitchen, helping ensure accurate cooking temperatures and perfect results every time. | Denson CFE

Oven Thermometer (150F/550F or 70C/280C)

Oven Thermometer, 2-3/8" dial, 3-3/4"H, temperature range 150° to 550° F (65° to 288° C), accuracy of +/-1° F, dual face, extra wide base, hangs or stands, dishwasher safe, NSF