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We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
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Public sector and account customers accepted by arrangement
Family Run Business Established 2001
We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
Trade pricing, no login needed
Public sector and account customers accepted by arrangement
Family Run Business Established 2001
We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
Trade pricing, no login needed
Public sector and account customers accepted by arrangement
Family Run Business Established 2001
We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
Trade pricing, no login needed
Public sector and account customers accepted by arrangement
Family Run Business Established 2001
We'll beat any genuine like-for-like quote
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Public sector and account customers accepted by arrangement
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Kitchen Craft
Kitchen Craft Oven Thermometer – Stainless Steel
£6.94(£8.33 inc VAT)
The Kitchen Craft Oven Thermometer is a straightforward stainless steel thermometer designed to give an accurate reading of the ambient temperature inside an oven or hot cupboard. It can be stood on a shelf or hung from a rack, making it adaptable to most oven types.
In a busy kitchen, oven calibration drift is a common and often overlooked issue. Ovens that read correctly on their dial can run noticeably hotter or cooler in practice, particularly as they age or after heavy use. Keeping a reliable independent thermometer inside the oven gives kitchen teams a simple cross-check without relying solely on the built-in thermostat. This is particularly useful in hot cupboards, proving drawers, and older deck ovens where temperature consistency matters for food quality and food safety.
- Provides an independent temperature check, reducing reliance on oven dials alone
- Useful for identifying calibration drift before it affects food quality
- Suitable for ovens and hot cupboards across a wide temperature range
- Stand and hook fitting allows flexible placement without modification
- Stainless steel construction holds up well in a hot, humid oven environment
This is a manual dial thermometer — it gives a point-in-time reading rather than continuous digital monitoring. It is well suited to kitchens that want a low-cost, low-maintenance reference tool rather than a connected or data-logging solution. For high-volume or compliance-driven operations that require recorded temperature logs, a digital probe or monitoring system would be more appropriate.
If you are unsure whether this fits your operation or you need advice on temperature monitoring more broadly, the team is happy to help.
Kitchen Craft
Kitchen Craft Oven Thermometer – Stainless Steel
£6.94(£8.33 inc VAT)
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The Kitchen Craft Oven Thermometer is a straightforward stainless steel thermometer designed to give an accurate reading of the ambient temperature inside an oven or hot cupboard. It can be stood on a shelf or hung from a rack, making it adaptable to most oven types.
In a busy kitchen, oven calibration drift is a common and often overlooked issue. Ovens that read correctly on their dial can run noticeably hotter or cooler in practice, particularly as they age or after heavy use. Keeping a reliable independent thermometer inside the oven gives kitchen teams a simple cross-check without relying solely on the built-in thermostat. This is particularly useful in hot cupboards, proving drawers, and older deck ovens where temperature consistency matters for food quality and food safety.
- Provides an independent temperature check, reducing reliance on oven dials alone
- Useful for identifying calibration drift before it affects food quality
- Suitable for ovens and hot cupboards across a wide temperature range
- Stand and hook fitting allows flexible placement without modification
- Stainless steel construction holds up well in a hot, humid oven environment
This is a manual dial thermometer — it gives a point-in-time reading rather than continuous digital monitoring. It is well suited to kitchens that want a low-cost, low-maintenance reference tool rather than a connected or data-logging solution. For high-volume or compliance-driven operations that require recorded temperature logs, a digital probe or monitoring system would be more appropriate.
If you are unsure whether this fits your operation or you need advice on temperature monitoring more broadly, the team is happy to help.
Frequently asked questions
Can this thermometer be used in a hot cupboard as well as an oven?
Yes — the stand and hook fitting makes it equally practical in a hot cupboard or warming drawer. As long as the ambient temperature falls within the 50°C to 300°C range, it will give a reliable reading.
Is a dial thermometer sufficient for food safety temperature records?
A dial thermometer provides a useful reference check but does not log data automatically. If your operation requires written or digital temperature records for compliance purposes, you would need to take manual readings at set intervals or consider a dedicated temperature monitoring solution alongside it.
How do I know if my oven actually needs an independent thermometer?
Any oven that has been in heavy commercial use for a few years is worth checking with an independent thermometer — thermostat drift is common and not always obvious from cooking results alone. It is a practical and inexpensive first step before committing to a service call or thermostat replacement.
Size and weight
- Weight
- 70g
Capacity and performance
- Diameter
- 65
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Material group
- Stainless Steel
- Temperature range
- 50°C to 300°C
£6.94(£8.33 inc VAT)
£6.94(£8.33 inc VAT)
£6.94(£8.33 inc VAT)
The Kitchen Craft Oven Thermometer is a straightforward stainless steel thermometer designed to give an accurate reading of the ambient temperature inside an oven or hot cupboard. It can be stood on a shelf or hung from a rack, making it adaptable to most oven types.
In a busy kitchen, oven calibration drift is a common and often overlooked issue. Ovens that read correctly on their dial can run noticeably hotter or cooler in practice, particularly as they age or after heavy use. Keeping a reliable independent thermometer inside the oven gives kitchen teams a simple cross-check without relying solely on the built-in thermostat. This is particularly useful in hot cupboards, proving drawers, and older deck ovens where temperature consistency matters for food quality and food safety.
- Provides an independent temperature check, reducing reliance on oven dials alone
- Useful for identifying calibration drift before it affects food quality
- Suitable for ovens and hot cupboards across a wide temperature range
- Stand and hook fitting allows flexible placement without modification
- Stainless steel construction holds up well in a hot, humid oven environment
This is a manual dial thermometer — it gives a point-in-time reading rather than continuous digital monitoring. It is well suited to kitchens that want a low-cost, low-maintenance reference tool rather than a connected or data-logging solution. For high-volume or compliance-driven operations that require recorded temperature logs, a digital probe or monitoring system would be more appropriate.
If you are unsure whether this fits your operation or you need advice on temperature monitoring more broadly, the team is happy to help.
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