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CDN HOT1 Hot Holding Thermometer 100 To 180°F (38 To 82°C) 2" (5.1cm) Dial
| Manufacturer | CDN |
|---|---|
| Model Number | HOT1 |
| Manufacturer Part # | HOT1 |
| Display | Dial Type |
| Minimum Temperature | 100 - 140°F (37 - 60°C) |
| Maximum Temperature | 180 - 220°F (82 - 104°C) |
| UPC | 00018436002581 |
| NSF | Yes |
About this item
Product Details
Product Details
The CDN HOT1 Hot Holding Thermometer 100-180°F (38-82°C) features a 2" (5.1cm) dial, making it a precise and indispensable tool for maintaining optimal temperatures in professional kitchens. Built with a laboratory glass lens and encased in 304 stainless steel housing, this thermometer is designed to withstand rigorous conditions, ensuring durability and longevity. It is ovenproof, offering versatile application across various cooking environments. The target range indication feature provides clear visual cues, allowing chefs and kitchen staff to maintain accurate temperatures between 100 and 180°F (38 to 82°C), essential for food safety and quality. Its stand/hang design allows for convenient placement and accessibility, adapting to different kitchen setups and requirements. The CDN HOT1 is NSF certified, confirming its compliance with stringent public health and safety standards. This thermometer is a must-have for culinary professionals and establishments looking to uphold the highest standards in food preparation and safety.
Certifications
NSF Listed
The item meets the standards imposed by NSF International. These standards relate to health, public safety and the environment.
