Burkle MiniTherm Thermometer, -50 to +150°C, 4 mm Probe

The Burkle MiniTherm Thermometer, -50 to +150°C, 4 mm Probe is a compact probe thermometer for measuring temperature in gases, soft or powdered materials and liquids. Its waterproof construction and sensor positioned directly in the measuring tip make it practical for routine food, laboratory and process checks.

Key Features:

• Brand: Burkle
• Temperature Range: -50 to +150°C
• Power: Battery included
• Sensor: Sensor directly in the measuring tip
• Food Safety: Food safe

It is a convenient option for fast direct temperature checks where a compact waterproof probe is preferred.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Burkle MiniTherm Thermometer used for?

The Burkle MiniTherm Thermometer, -50 to +150°C, 4 mm Probe is a compact probe thermometer for measuring temperature in gases, soft or powdered materials and liquids. Its waterproof construction and sensor positioned directly in the measuring tip make it practical for routine food, laboratory and process checks.

2. What temperature range does the Burkle MiniTherm Thermometer cover?

It covers -50 to +150°C, making it suitable for routine checks across liquids, gases and soft or powdered materials.

3. Is the Burkle MiniTherm Thermometer waterproof and food safe?

Yes. The waterproof MiniTherm version can be rinsed under flowing water or cleaned in a dishwasher and is specified as food safe.

4. Where is the temperature sensor located on the Burkle MiniTherm?

The sensor is positioned directly in the measuring tip, allowing the probe to respond at the point inserted into the sample.

5. How does the Burkle MiniTherm Thermometer compare with the Fluke 51 II Handheld Digital Thermometer?

The Burkle MiniTherm is the better fit for compact direct-probe measurements where its waterproof design, integrated tip sensor and food-safe construction are useful. The Fluke 51 II is a more flexible professional thermometer that accepts standard thermocouple probes, making it better when interchangeable sensors and broader instrument capability are required.