Cooper Atkins DPP400W-0-8 Digital Pocket Test Waterproof Part
$21
- Instant-Read Thermometer – Ultra-fast response time, reads temperature in under 6 seconds. Accurate thermometer with easy to read digital display.
- Waterproof Digital Thermometer – Perfect for grilling, bbq, indoor and outdoor cooking. Thermometer temperature range from -40° to 392° Fahrenheit.
- 10 Minute Auto Shutoff – Pen style thermometer with probe and thermistor sensor. 10-minute auto shutoff digital display to conserve battery life.
- Food Safe Materials – NSF/CE/RoHS/WEEE certified instant-read thermometer. CE, IPX7 waterproof-rated thermometer. Designed with anti-microbial additive to avoid bacteria growth.
Specification: Cooper Atkins DPP400W-0-8 Digital Pocket Test Waterproof Part
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Scruff –
I use mine every day it’s tumbled into the fryer and still works quite impressive
DrMelonHead –
I loved this thermometer. It read fast, was water proof and durable, and very fine in its measurement. I now use it for steak and foods and it is a chef’s dream when you don’t have a probe.
I used to use it for HVAC before moving on to a UEI one. This thermometer’s buttons are sensitive and turn on in your pocket making you go through batteries. There is no way to mount it to a vent which was another hassle.
I can still recommend it for reliability, accuracy, and speed of reading for HVAC. However, I prefer the UEI for its magnetized back and folding probe.
I can supremely recommend it for cooking.
T. Novak –
Best little kitchen thermometer around. You can use this to check the accuracy of all others. It reads quick. One good use is checking how hot the water is from your faucet. Let the water run a bit until it is hot than check. It should be at 130 degrees F. for sanitizing dishes or laundry. Dust mites die at this temp.
It doesn’t have an automatic timed shut off so the power button must be pushed to turn it off. But I’ve left mine on for days and the battery has lasted well over a year. It has a button battery which can be replaced.
I have to order another one of these because the first one is missing. Used the first one for almost 2 years without changing the battery even after leaving the unit on for days. It is accurate as possible. Plus or minus 2 degrees as stated can just as easily be exact. That is a range, not a fact. Laws of thermodynamics dynamics say that water is in all states, liquid, gas and ice. All at the same time. It.s just a matter of percent. That is why ice cubes evaporate in a freezer. Molecules of ice absorb heat and turn to steam at 212degrees F. If testing boiling water, at sea level and the standard barometric pressure, it must read less than 212F as any water that reaches that temp becomes steam.
I use this for meats including chicken and it is right on the mark. One use is for bread. The target temp for perfect bread is 195 F. Take the bread out at that temp and just like meat, the temp will rise to 200. The bread will be baked perfectly. No reason to spend more for a temp probe as this one works so well.
Pam A. –
It works
R. Trout –
I use this brand of thermometer at work and it’s easy to use and very accurate. I ordered this new one to find the battery was dead and the cover/sheath is extremely difficult to remove and put back on. With a new battery, it works great and I’m going to assume the more I use the cover, it will loosen up a bit. I’m giving it a 4 for the issues I had upon arrival.
louise m. cole –
Good product. Used mostly for measuring air temperature in air conditioners and heaters.
jeffro –
An old-timer chef turned me on to these thermometers. I now buy them for everyone on the line. They are fast, accurate, and hold up to the wear and tear in the kitchen. Worth every penny!
Amazon Customer –
Used to test water temperature in my marine fish tanks. Works well
Covey –
Bought this for working in a fast pace kitchen environment and loved it. It was easy to use and even easier to clean and sanitize while working. Most of my fellow cooks ended up buying this same one due to how easy it was to use and it is compact enough to fit in almost any cooks sleeve pockets. The one downside to it is the battery is a weird size and took me a while to find the right one after a few years of use.
Elliott Fackler –
Update 17 Dec 2021:
I still use and enjoy using this thermometer regularly. To make it perfect in my eyes, I would (in order of importance to me):
– make the buttons larger (they’re a bit hard to press because they bend sideways easily)
– add a dedicated “hold” button instead of one button that cycles between hold, min, and max modes
– add a backlight
– make the clip more useful
Copper sells another thermometer (the DPP800W MAX) that appears to fix three of these issues (larger buttons, dedicated hold button, better clip) and also has a longer probe. I’m giving one as a gift to a family member and will try to update this review to give my thoughts.
Update, 20 Mar 2020:
Really enjoy using this thermometer while cooking at home, use it multiple times per week. Even though it’s not instant read, I’d say it usually approaches temp within about 3 seconds. If I could change anything about it, I’d love for it to have a backlight as I often use it outside at night while cooking on the grill.
Original review from 17 Sep 2019:
Haven’t gotten a chance to use it much yet, but I tested it right out of the package in some boiling water and ice water and it read 100.1 C and 0.8 C respectively, well within the stated accuracy tolerances. Wanted to add some photos of the packaging for anyone who’s interested.
Display is easy to read as long as there’s light, and it’s very intuitive to use if you just want to take some temps or switch between F and C. It has a few more advanced features like HOLD/MIN/MAX and turning off the auto-shutoff, just read the directions and it’s pretty easy to figure out.