please recommend a DEPENDABLE themometer

[hangingduc]

the techs at our little company are having alot of trouble out of the thermometers they are currently using. they are just a simple two probe digital readout thermometer but they are not holding up and are giving absolutley crazy readings. can you fellas please recommend some dependable equipment to replace them with?

[eddiegoodfellar]

I use a cooper SRH77A and am happy with it.

[jeep6275]

My apprentice and I both have st4's from fieldpiece. We have had them for about a year and a half with no problems. Pretty inexpensive to boot!.
In regards to your thermometers I'm sure you have checked it but be sure the batteries are fresh.

Jeep

[marvin]

i use the cooper sh 66 & have been very pleased with it.

[mrpogo]

I'm rather fond of the UEI thermometers myself the readout is large enough to read in low light conditions. I have used the fieldpiece folding ones but the readout is a bit small and kind of hard to read. Of course it might just be that I'm 44 and my eyes aren't quite what they used to be either.

[Zeiss Nut]

Fluke 52 II .
Absolutely love it.

[KLEINman]

cooper 66 all the way. more accurate than the k types and the strap probes are pretty nice.

[rscamaro]

I also carry a Cooper SH66. Then I have a Fluke 116 that I use a set of 4 TK thermocouples with. I use each depending on how lazy/tired I am. The Cooper in its own case makes for long lasting probes/sensors. You can buy velcro straps if yours break or wear out at just about any hobby or craft store.

...Ron

[ryan1088]

Cooper 66 or 77 here all the way.