Digital Body Thermometer TFA-Dostmann 30.1042

The TFA-Dostmann 30.1042 digital thermometer displays ambient temperatures between -30 and 50 °C and indicates with a freezer or fridge symbol whether the temperature corresponds to freezer or refrigerator conditions. It permanently shows the recorded highest and lowest temperatures, allowing quick checks for prolonged door opening or power interruptions. The device includes a fold-out stand and a self-adhesive frame for mounting on various surfaces, including behind glass in a vegetable compartment or refrigerated display. The thermometer is EN 13485 compliant and suitable for professional use in industry, commerce, trade and laboratory settings.

Advantages

The thermometer provides continuous display of current, maximum and minimum temperatures and uses simple symbols to show freezer or fridge conditions. Its compact, lightweight design and fold-out stand offer flexible placement, while the self-adhesive frame enables secure mounting on different surfaces. Compliance with EN 13485 makes it appropriate for professional applications.

Suitable for

• Monitoring refrigerator temperature
• Monitoring freezer temperature
• Use in retail refrigerated displays
• Use in food storage compartments (e.g., vegetable drawer)
• Professional monitoring in industry, commerce and laboratories

Key specifications

• Model: TFA-Dostmann 30.1042
• Temperature range: -30 °C to 50 °C
• Compliance: EN 13485
• Weight: approximately 0.066 kg

How to use

Place the thermometer on a flat surface using the fold-out stand or attach it with the self-adhesive frame to a suitable location, for example behind the glass of a vegetable compartment or on a refrigerated display. Read the display to see the current temperature and check the freezer or fridge symbol to confirm the temperature range. Review the permanently shown maximum and minimum readings to determine if the appliance temperature has been disturbed during a given period.

Usage recommendations

Position the sensor away from direct heat sources or vents and check recorded maximum and minimum values regularly to detect prolonged door openings or power failures.