Taylor 351710 5" Analog Pocket Test Chef Thermometer 50-550°F
A 5-inch analog stem thermometer measuring 50 to 550 °F with a stainless-steel case, pocket sheath and NSF certification
- Product typeCooking Thermometers
- Wide 50-550°F range covers deep-fry to candy
- ±5°F accuracy gives reliable doneness checks
- NSF certified for commercial kitchen compliance
- Stainless steel stem with pocket sheath for durability
- 1" analog dial reads instantly without batteries
5-Inch Analog Pocket Thermometer
The Taylor 351710 is a stem-type thermometer built for food-service professionals and home cooks who need instant temperature checks. Its analog dial spans 50 to 550 degrees Fahrenheit with a stated accuracy of plus or minus five degrees. A stainless-steel case and plastic lens protect the movement, while the metal-detectable construction suits safety-sensitive kitchens. A pocket sheath is included for safe carry.
Replaces Guesswork and Slow Probes
This thermometer upgrades from estimating doneness by touch, sight or slow-reading digital probes that require batteries. The jump is worth it when you need a battery-free tool that delivers a readable dial in seconds and can be sanitised quickly between tasks. NSF certification confirms it meets commercial sanitation standards for food contact.
Verify Stem Length and Temperature Span
Before ordering, confirm that the five-inch overall stem length reaches the centre of your typical cookware or product depth. Ensure the 50-to-550-degree range covers both your cold-holding checks and high-heat applications. The one-eighth-inch stem diameter fits most standard probe openings, and the analog display requires no power source.
How it compares
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- Price $7.99
- Cheaper than about 93% of the 268 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Taylor |
| Product type | Cooking Thermometers |
Questions about this item
What diameter hole does the 1/8 in stem need for a secure fit?
The probe stem measures 1/8 in overall diameter, so a matching 1/8 in opening in a pot lid, grommet or mounting bracket will hold it firmly.
How do I calibrate the analog dial after a drop, and what step is most often missed?
Immerse the stem in a verified reference bath, wait for the needle to stabilise, then adjust the calibration nut beneath the dial until the pointer matches the known temperature; users frequently forget to re-check after the first turn.
Which part will need replacement first on a thermometer rated ±5 °F accuracy?
The analog dial movement is the component most likely to drift beyond the ±5 °F tolerance over time; the stainless-steel stem and plastic lens typically outlast the movement.
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