Thermometer with Probe BLOW 50-306 — handheld temperature meter, probe sensor

The BLOW 50-306 handheld temperature meter with probe is a compact instrument designed for contact temperature measurement in air, liquids and on surfaces where a probe sensor is appropriate. The device includes a detachable contact probe that allows directional measurement and quick readings for general temperature monitoring tasks. Its design addresses routine checks in workshops, HVAC inspection, food handling and laboratory spot checks where a simple, reliable temperature measurement is required.

Advantages

The meter provides straightforward, contact-based temperature readings through an interchangeable probe, enabling measurements in confined spaces or on surfaces with direct contact. Its handheld format supports portability for on-site diagnostics and routine monitoring. The detachable probe allows positioning flexibility and practical use across different measurement contexts without complex setup.

Suitable for

• Workshop maintenance and equipment checks
• HVAC system inspection and troubleshooting
• Food handling and temperature verification where contact probes are applicable
• Laboratory spot checks and basic process monitoring

Key specifications

• Handheld meter with detachable contact probe for directional measurements
• Designed for measuring temperature in air, liquids and on surfaces with a contact probe
• Intended for general temperature monitoring, diagnostics and spot checks

How to use

Attach the probe to the meter according to the connector provided, position the probe in direct contact with the medium or surface to be measured, and read the displayed temperature. For liquids, ensure the probe tip is submerged to the recommended depth for stable readings; for surfaces, maintain full contact between the probe tip and the surface. Use the handheld form factor to move between measurement points and perform repeated readings as needed for monitoring or diagnostics.

Usage recommendations

For reliable contact measurements, clean the probe tip before and after use and ensure secure connection to the meter. When measuring hot surfaces or liquids, use appropriate personal protective equipment. Store the device and probe in a dry, temperate environment when not in use to maintain sensor condition.