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Your cart is empty.Resolution : 1°C or 1°F. Thermocouple Specifications: This Kiln Thermocouple includes: 1) A Ceramic Mounting Block. 2) 1m (3.3 ft) wire extension with a Flat Pin (Miniature) connector at the end. Its Flat Pin connector can be connected directly to any compatible Digital Thermometers. By removing its Flat Pin, it can also be connected to a Temperature Controller. It can measure VERY HIGH temperatures up to 2372 °F. This heavy duty Type K thermocouple comes in 7.5 inch length. Measuring temperature range -58 to 2372°F (-50 to 1300°C). Gauge 11, Thread material Cr-Ni, Si-Ni, Thread diameter (ɸ) 3.2 mm (~0.13 inch), Thread length 190 mm (~7.5 inch). Tube length 150 mm (~ 6.0 inch), Tube diameter (ɸ), Oval shape: L=12.3 mm & W=10mm (L~ 0.5” & W~ 0.4”) Tube shape 6 x (1 inch) pcs Ceramic Tube Insulator, Two-hole insulator. Package Includes: 1 x digital Pyrometer, 2 Thermocouples (One K type testing probe (-50 to 250°C) and one kiln K type (-50 to 1300°C), 1 x operating manual.
David tyrpak
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
For starters the item didn’t ship for 5 days after purchase (comes from Canada)when it arrived several of the ceramic beads on the thermocouple were broken,then the battery went dead halfway through a burnout.yayyyyyyy!!!!!id have to say that you get what you pay for.definitely would never purchase again nor recommend this cheap PO*%#^ to anyone.
ann wydeven
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024
I disliked the customer service first of all. I tried to return this item by messaging the company but they said the item could not be returned. The item I bought was not made properly. The problem was that the screw area was not able to be removed without stripping the screws. The metal place where the rods go through were not aligned. I had to drill out the holes, had to grind down the rods to fit into the holes. Now that I have it working, I am testing it only one of the buttons (on and off) are really working for checking temp. My advice, pay more to get something more reliable.
Tony B.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
Love the thing except that it arrived and a screw was missing from the box. Screws are cheap so not a real problem, just annoying. It works great and is very accurate.
Laurel
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
I'm very happy with my order. It arrived quickly and was as described. Thank you.
Pat kolka
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2023
Now I know the real temps in my kiln.
Francis Gastellu
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2021
I just wanted to balance some of the reviews here that mentioned this pyrometer not lasting long. I have no reason to doubt those people's experiences, but I wanted to share my own: I used this unit for two years, in a really intensive setting (regular forge welding around its maximum temperature range), and it has been a very valuable and reliable tool that was, without the shadow of a doubt, worth the 50 dollars.
Christian Mother
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020
Seems accurate for measuring high temperatures at a cheap price. We use this for pottery kiln to measure 1,700°F to 2,200°F temps, it works for those. Comes with 2 thermocouple, one is for very high heat, (2,200°F) the other is for less than 600°F, not sure. We've tested it against 2 other very high temperature meters, seems accurate to about +/- 3 °F. Thermocouple is very delicate and wires are easy to damage.
Joseph Nungesser
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2019
Second one I've bought. They are reliable. Yes, the instructions could be in better English, and where the insulation butts against the ceramic connector/probes, could be of better heat resistant material, I paid for it to sense temperature in my electric kiln and raku gas kiln. I now have two readings for the upper part of the kiln and lower.Not to mention, I also had a faulty reading on my original one I bought last year. I did all I could to make contact with connectors and it would still read hi. Thus, my second one. But, the second firing produced the fault on the new unit. I found the problem on BOTH UNITS turned out to be the screws came loose. I had checked all but one screw.Look folks, cheap, sorta, but it works. Heat does something to nuts and bolts. It's called "expansion and contraction"! That causes things to loosen, even the "U shaped thingy", that is called a wire connector. Heat will open up the ends on those crimp joints.Oh yes, by the way, I emailed the business and the person was quick to get back with an answer that I had already diagnosed. But good quick service.
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