Is the thermometer exterior submersible in a water bath?
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I'm not entirely sure. If you plan on getting a kettle like this, spend the extra money and get a wort chiller. It saves time, it's a ton safer and not that expensive. Seriously a trying to move and cool 5 gallons of liquid would not be the smartest thing to do. Not to mention the amount of ice needed to cool it efficiently. NY Brew Supply has some for 60 bucks. Also as i responded to another person, when i got this kettle it leaked through the side, like, not the holes for the therm and valve, but through the actual metal. I got a similar kettle from Morebeer for like 30 bucks extra and it is very good. Check them out. I'm not entirely sure. If you plan on getting a kettle like this, spend the extra money and get a wort chiller. It saves time, it's a ton safer and not that expensive. Seriously a trying to move and cool 5 gallons of liquid would not be the smartest thing to do. Not to mention the amount of ice needed to cool it efficiently. NY Brew Supply has some for 60 bucks. Also as i responded to another person, when i got this kettle it leaked through the side, like, not the holes for the therm and valve, but through the actual metal. I got a similar kettle from Morebeer for like 30 bucks extra and it... » Read More I'm not entirely sure. If you plan on getting a kettle like this, spend the extra money and get a wort chiller. It saves time, it's a ton safer and not that expensive. Seriously a trying to move and cool 5 gallons of liquid would not be the smartest thing to do. Not to mention the amount of ice needed to cool it efficiently. NY Brew Supply has some for 60 bucks. Also as i responded to another person, when i got this kettle it leaked through the side, like, not the holes for the therm and valve, but through the actual metal. I got a similar kettle from Morebeer for like 30 bucks extra and it is very good. Check them out. « Show Less
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It can handle spray and cleaning but not sure about being submerged for any duration. Not sure why you would want the dial underwater.
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If by "leave it in liquids" you mean, for example, let the thermometer soak in a sink of dishwater, then my answer is "I don't know." I have rinsed mine off in water as quickly as possible, so as not to give water a chance to seep into the battery compartment, and I've had no problems, but out of fear, I have not fully immersed the thermometer in water.
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No, the griddle and temperature control should never be immersed in water. For cleaning, we recommend allowing the griddle to cool and then wiping the cooking surface with a damp cloth and drying it thoroughly.
200271
I have seen it float with my supplies in side...but I do not think it is submersible.
2136442
the encasement is not waterproof; the temperature probe seems to be water tight, but not advertised for submersion.
337719
Yes. I've been using it in a heated water bath. I'd guess about 48 hours of total use in average 140 degree Fahrenheit water without a problem.
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I think you can do both. But don't put the device itself under the water. I clean it with a cotton pad and a little bit of 90°C alcool or with antibacterial wipes once a week.
2112036
Yes. It shouldnt be submerged in a tub or a sink full of water but it is ok to use in a shower.
829115
Yes, but not recommended for submersion heating by manufacturer. Would probably work though, but make sure it is powered by a GFCI protected circuit.
1068536
The coil is water submersible, but the electronics of the detector are not.
1533182
Sorry, can't answer the question; I've used the tub only outside on tile next to the barbecue and can't recall if it sweated or not.
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It can be used in the shower, I am not sure if it can be submerged in the bath
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I'm not an authority on this, but I suppose you could use it to measure the temperature of any substance, but you don't want to leave the thermometer in the water. If you are looking for a thermometer to leave in the jacuzzi, this is not for you. Besides, why would you want to use a precision instrument meant for cooking your meat perfectly for any other purpose? Just sayin...
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It's gasket sealed and weather resistant. Not sure if it's completely submersible.
703233
It is not fully submersible. The water level can't be over the gray ring at the top.
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I would say absolutely not. The USB port is open with no shielding. The battery compartment has a gasket but not sufficient for any type of submersion. This unit would not be waterproof- might even be stretch for water resistant.
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It's solid plastic and there are metal sensors that determine the temp of the water. I haven't noticed any water on the inside of this thing. I take it out of the tub after I determine the temp, so it's not constantly immersed. I do this more to preserve battery life than anything else.