Will this probe work safely on model 303?
750897
I can't really answer that other than to say my probe does not fit correctly so I have to be extra cautious when using it. It works in my Wok but doesn't fit in all of the way. I have no idea what model 303 is, so be careful if you purchase it. PS: I'm at fault for not sending it back. My research said it would fit my model...it doesn't, but my Wok is in perfectly good condition and i just didn't want to "chuck it". david
750898
I can't really answer that other than to say my probe does not fit correctlyso I have to be extra cautious when using it. It works in my Wok but doesn't fit in all of the way.I have no idea what model 303 is, so be careful if you purchase it. PS: I'm at fault for not sending it back.My research said it would fit my model...it doesn't, but my Wok is in perfectly good condition and i just didn't want to "chuck it". david
750899
I found it to be too short and wish I had spent the money on the a real Farberware control. It works but has to be supported or the connection is broken.
319219
It is designed and calibrated for specific buidling products. It would not work for this use, and was not the least bit accurate. Using both probes on the same material did not produce results that were remotely similar. I returned the product.
1088415
I have the 115, 116, and 117 meters. Personally I have not used the LoZ or Volt alert function on the 117. The 115 has all the features I have ever needed with one exception and that is the Temp probe feature. I think the 117 has a tiny bit more accuracy, but for your needs the 115 will be more than enough. A good review of the Fluke line can be seen at the following link: http://www.tequipment.net/fluke/fluke-117-vs-116-vs-115-vs-114/
2144054
This replacement probe worked for me in an AcuRite Model 00869. It looks similar to the probe for model 00994W, but I can't be positive it will work. You may be able to contact DTMdirect to inquire.
1565386
Not sure. But the probe stopped working after using it about 3x. So it's just a timer now. NOT worth the money I spent
432866
I don't know. I have the 1470N and it works with that perfectly. The original lasted two years. The units look the same and according to site that sells an OEM replacement probe that one works in both models so I would expect this would also.
1832860
What I did was look at Sears online to determine model # for my replacement part. I also checked other websites with model# to make sure I had right part. Best I can do for you. Look at G.E. Site too for model # then google part number to cross reference in case the part is the same but # is different. My part number was different from ge part but other sites showed it being the exact same part. My new probe works fine.
2144052
No, this probe didn't work. I'm not sure whether the problem was the probe or the base of the thermometer. It was quite disappointing as I didn't use the thermometer very much and I didn't think it would fail as soon as it did.
1886838
According to Oregon Scientific's website, yes it will. See their Sensor Guide here: http://www.oregonscientific.com/us/en/service/sensorguide#
827974
I say no as it can mess with the RTD and temps. If you do, keep it away from the probe. (This is from rec tec themselves)
1013536
I'm not sure I don't know which one that one is I have the Taylor 1470N S122 V3043 and it works great this model has 2 batteries. I have had three of the one & two battery models and the probe went bad very soon. this probe only works on the two battery model.
1768289
The gauge would work. The real question would be, placement and type of the temperature sensor.
674641
I do not know. If you have the original unit, I would measure the distance between the two holes and the length of the probe and compare it against the specs of the PR3F. If you are still not sure, I would contact Factory Services Co.
214330
yes. J. Bobay says same hardware version is required...I got one with an external probe and one (same brand) without. They're both on the same Linux server and provide me graphs and warning pages.I wrote a product review with a few more details and a couple sample graphs.
1015211
Probably. If the issue is the probe wire fusing...why bother ? It is going to,happen again. I replaced it with a Redi-Chek thermometer and love it.
1726538
I can't answer that, but if you measure the contact holes (center to center) precisely, thespecifications of the available probes should answer that. Hope this helps?
75411
Yes. It has a temperature mode and includes a bead probe. It may be worthwhile to pick up the thermocouple adapter as well.