cooper sh66a multi probe temp tester

[lihvac54]

any reviews on the multi temp tester from cooper atkins? i was thinking about picking it up, but was curious as far as the accuracy and durability

[Pascone10]

had a 66 worked great... used them in tech school they held up well so i bought one(you can imagine the abuse form all the kids lol) then i sold that to a co worker and bought the 77 to measure WB and RH.

you wont be dissapointed!

[4x4freak]

I'm pretty happy with mine. Not real sure about the accuracy, I've never tested it, but it seems pretty close. The thing I like most about it is the long leads.

[tarheel_tech]

I use mine all the time like it alot.I mostly use it on package units because of the long leads to keep the doors on the units.

:cool:

[Freezeking2000]

I have used one for 17 years. Great units

[dandyme]

I quit buying them after the 4th one

would buy new one after I bought 3rd replacement lead


if they would make a lead that lasted more than 3 months I might reconsider them

get 2+ years from accu-temp probes

[ammoniadog]

Keep it out of the rain and snow if you plan on using it outside. I found out the hard way that they don't like to get wet. Most of the multi-meters and other electronic stuff that we use is pretty water resistant, but these Coopers don't seem to be. Other than that, they are great units. After mine quit working I went out and bought another one.

[mdharris68]

I've liked mine. Had them for at least 8 years. Buy new probes when I need em. This set has been wet too. If you should get them wet, pull the battery as quick as possible, and get out your heat gun. It worked for me.

[bustawrench1]

Bought mine somewhere around 1992.

Still works great, I think I have replaced one lead in all that time, and if I remember correctly, it was my fault it broke.

Can't say that about too many of my other tools.