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Thermometer - CYAN6323 - Stainless steel - 50-800℉ - Easy to install

£28.94

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Description

Oven Thermometer Stainless Steel Oven Thermometer BBQ Grill Smoker Thermometer 50~800℉ 1.High-quality stainless steel body, tempered glass surface, ensuring a long service life.Accurately measures the temperature inside the BBQ grill.+ product 1.Easy to install, simply insert the rod into the hole in your pit/smoker/grill, then tighten the nut, which is included.2.This thermometer can measure cooking temperatures from 50 degrees to 800 degrees Fahrenheit.3. Can be used effectively for any grill, barbecue, or oven.Package List:1*Thermometer / strong>Note: /strong>1. Please allow 0~1 inch error due to manual measurement.Thank you for your understanding.2. Monitors are not calibrated the same way, so the color of the item shown in the photos may be slightly different from the actual object.Please take the actual object as the reference.Specifications Material: Stainless Steel + Tempered GlassThread Type: M10Screw Thread Length: 46mm/1.8inThermometer Stem: 7cm/2.8inThermometer Face Diameter: Approx. 60mm/2.4inTotal Length: Approx. 80mm/3.2inWeight: Approx. 63g/2.2ozPackage List: 1*Thermometer

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME242389533
  • MMID
    619072744672
  • Product code
    QD-GB26Y22450
  • EAN
    5008250524401
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