Taylor 6072N 6" Analog Mechanical Food Service Thermometer 0-220°F
Analog stem thermometer reads 0 to 220 °F with ±1 % accuracy and a built-in recalibration wrench
- Product typeEnvironmental & Mechanical
- NSF certified for food-safety compliance
- Built-in recalibration wrench keeps readings accurate
- Stainless-steel case resists corrosion in kitchen use
- Analog dial shows 0-220 °F at a glance
- 6-inch stem reaches deep into large pots
Taylor 6072N Food Service Thermometer
The Taylor 6072N is a 6-inch analog stem thermometer designed for food safety checks. It reads from 0 to 220 degrees Fahrenheit with an accuracy of plus or minus one percent. A stainless steel case and plastic lens protect the one-inch dial. NSF certification confirms suitability for commercial kitchens.
Built for cooks needing quick temperature
Chefs and line cooks who need instant, battery-free readings will find this tool reliable. The built-in recalibration wrench and included recall tool support long-term accuracy. Buyers who require digital precision, data logging or alarm functions should look at electronic alternatives instead.
Verify stem length suits your cookware depth
The six-inch overall length determines how deep the probe reaches into pots or roasts. Ensure the one-inch dial face is readable at your working distance. Confirm that the plastic lens material meets your establishment's safety standards before ordering.
How it compares
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- Price $7.99
- Cheaper than about 93% of the 3,030 comparable items (median $54.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TAYLOR |
| Product type | Environmental & Mechanical |
Questions about this item
What mounting hardware do I need to secure the 6" stem in a pot or holder?
The 6" stem thermometer has a 1 in dial and overall diameter, so it rests in standard clips or probe holders sized for a 1 in stem. No extra mounting hardware is included.
Can I use this analog dial alongside a digital probe without one affecting the other's reading?
Yes. The mechanical movement has no electronics, so it creates no interference and is unaffected by nearby digital probes or other equipment.
How do I verify the +/-1 % accuracy after I recalibrate with the built-in wrench?
Place the stem in a calibrated reference bath at a known temperature within the 0 to 220 °F range; the dial should read within +/-1 % of that value.
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