Name: Top 10 😉 Hotloop Digital Oven Thermometer Heat Resistant Up To 572°F/300°C Black ⌛
SKU: AMZ-B071LQBK6X
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.57 (8 reviews)

Brand: Hotloop
Special Feature: High Accuracy
Color: Black
Age Range (Description): Adult
Unit Count: 1 Count
Power Source: Battery Powered
Item Length: 4.39 centimeters
Upper Temperature Rating: 300 Degrees Celsius
Response Time: 500 Milliseconds

EASY READING: you can see the actual temperature that your oven is registering with the digital LCD display, then make adjustments to ensure that you cook or roast at the proper temperature.
HIGH ACCURACY: temperature ranges from 32~572ºF(0~300ºC), accurate to ±1.8ºF(±1ºC) which ensures you can grill meat to your perfect doneness knowing it won’t be under cooked or burnt.
EASE OF USE: place the probe in oven. The heat-resistant probe wire fits through oven door or grill lid and connects to transmitter. The wire is thin and does not interfere with the oven door seal.
DURABLE & SAFE: High quality material guarantees strong and totally accurate even after long and frequent uses. The probe is forged of food grade stainless steel which leaves no metal taste in the meat.
Functional: Celsius/Fahrenheit switch; powered by 1 AAA battery(not included). A must for cooking, baking or BBQ. This thermometer makes your cooking perfect every time.

Color	Black

8 reviews for Top 10 😉 Hotloop Digital Oven Thermometer Heat Resistant Up To 572°F/300°C Black ⌛

Rated 5 out of 5
P. Burke – May 31, 2020

I bought two of these. One for my higher end AGA Pro oven at home and one for a Jenn Air range at a weekend cabin. The Jenn Air is generally considered a good quality unit, but not on par with the AGA Pro. Having the hotloops in two in different ovens has provided me with a good insight into these units. After about a month of use in both ovens the units appear to be working well. That said, these are are cheap thermometers – not high end by any means – so I am sure there are some valid issues with people getting lemons, but personally I think that some of the negative reviews reflect more on the user’s ovens or unrealistic user expectations than the thermometers themselves.Use:To install I tied the cable with a loose single overhand knot to the middle rack in both ovens so the sensor hangs in the air space about where the food cooks. In this application, the sensor reads the air temp inside the oven and not the temp of the surfaces inside the oven. The door closes easily over the thin but insulated wires and the unit is placed on the counter next to the stove. These have an on/off switch, but I have just left these on. They have been running for over a month using a single battery. There is one review about these not being suitable as oven thermometers because they don’t show the running average. That is true, but the item description does not say the units have this feature and personally I would rather know the actual current temp at all times.Accuracy:Some reviews have said these are not accurate based on what they see from their oven or based on readings with an analog thermometer…both of which are notoriously inaccurate. I have tested these with a high quality digital instant read thermometer that maxes out at 375 degrees. They showed comparable readings (+/- 5 degrees) up to 350 degrees. I have also tested this with a infrared thermometer “gun”. The IR thermometer reads the temp of the oven surface not the air in the oven so the readings are not exactly the same but are comparable up to 450, which is the highest I have tested. Based on my tests these seem more than adequate for home cooking and baking.Real world use:The AGA Pro is a great oven but just has an analog temp setting dial with no temp read out. Using a standard analog oven thermometer we notice it was about 20 degrees hotter than the dial setting. I purchased the hotloop unit so I can more accurately know the air temp of the oven for baking. In the AGA Pro, once the oven comes to temperature it basically stays rock solid. There is very little air temperature variation between thermostat cycles once the oven is solidly preheated and the door stays closed. The story very is different in the Jenn Air. The Jenn Air has digital controls that let you set specific temps and also a digital read out that purports to show the oven temp. In use, the hotloop unit shows the same temp as the Jenn Air readout as it preheats -usually within a degree or two – but once the preheat cycle is done the oven beeps and the oven readout shows that the oven stays at the set point. The hotloop readout fluctuates around, quite a bit. I originally thought that I had one bad unit, but I switched them out and both behave the same in the different ovens, so I am confident the issue is with the ovens, not the thermometers.Because I bake in both ovens, I suspected there were some issues with the Jenn Air that the hotloop unit helped confirm. As an example, this weekend I put the oven on 200 to keep something warm. Once preheated, the oven beeped and showed a it was 200 degrees, but the hotpoint kept rising to about 255 degrees. Later I was making a roast and I had it set to 400 degrees convection. As the oven preheated, the hotloop and oven readouts tracked the same. As the oven reached the setpoint it beeped and showed a temp of 400 as the hotloop went up to 415. When I put in the roast, the oven continued to show 400 while the hotloop showed temps decreased (the air temp drops sharply when the door is open). The oven elements kicked back on when the hotloop read 340 and then only ever went back up to 385, although the oven display showed all the while a it was 400 degrees. Some of this may be because the thermostat in the oven is inside the metal casing, but I think the computer controlled Jenn Air is programed to lie to you about the temperature to make it appear more stable than it really is. The hotloop unit has helped to mitigate this problem and improved my baking with this particular oven.Summary:These are good units for the price. Expectations should be tempered given these are very simple and cheaply made units, but they do a good job showing the instantaneous temperature of the air inside the oven and are more than adequate for baking.
Rated 5 out of 5
Daniel A Campbell – September 12, 2022

Works but cord gets in way of pan going in and out of oven…could be thicker or smoother coating.
Rated 4 out of 5
J. Cardone – September 25, 2022

The cord is definitely not heat resistant so be careful when taking it out of the oven. Temperature was accurate. But as time went on the temperature fluctuated from 350 up to 378 degrees. I don’t know why. This meant that I had to watch what was baking and had to take it out sooner than the recipe called for. But since this is the 3rd one I bought, I am not buying another.The first 2 were not digital and definitely weren’t accurate. I had GE come in twice.
Rated 5 out of 5
Amazon Customer – October 17, 2022

I like the read out . I dislike the magnets used to attach to stove exterior as they are not very strong. Also, fastening the probe inside the oven is difficult and it frequently touches metal and becomes inaccurate as a result.
Rated 4 out of 5
Ray – October 19, 2022

I had an oven that didn’t seem to hold a consistent temperature, so I bought this product as a secondary check. Using it is quite easy. There is a probe that goes into the oven, and a display that sits on the counter beside it. I previously had a thermometer that hung from a shelf inside the oven, but I could never read it without opening the door, which defeats the purpose.This thermometer showed how fast the oven temperature falls when the door is opened and how fast it recovers. Very useful for accurate baking.My only criticisms are that the cord on the probe sometimes gets snagged on a shelf when pulling the shelf out, and that I keep forgetting to turn the device off after use. It doesn’t seem to have a timeout.
Rated 4 out of 5
Cee – November 27, 2022

This thermometer seem accurate for my oven but there is no way of securing the probe in mid air. I kind of lay it over the rack hanging below and hold the cable so it does not shift.
Rated 5 out of 5
John A. Schroeder – December 5, 2022

My stove didn’t have a thermometer just the marking on the dial. I wanted to double-check the accuracy of my stove. Not only is my stove dial accurate this little guy works great.
Rated 5 out of 5
Allan M – December 6, 2022

Needed a high temp thermometer to monitor my Kamado temperature. This is one of the few digital high temp thermometer I’ve found. It has a disparity of about + 50 degrees with the manual thermometer on the Kamado. Unable to determine accuracy. Used the manual thermometer as primary and this thermometer as a back up.