ThermoWorks DOT.
ThermoWorks DOT is a two-button probe alarm thermometer for long cooks: set a target temperature, insert the probe, and it beeps once the food reaches it. The included probe reads up to 572 degrees Fahrenheit on a cable rated to 700 degrees, and DOT works for smoking, roasting, frying, and sous vide alike.
What does the ThermoWorks DOT do?
ThermoWorks DOT's included probe reads temperatures up to 572 degrees Fahrenheit. Its cable is rated to 700 degrees. The DOT unit itself has an instrument operating range of 32 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit. ThermoWorks says DOT is designed to work with its Pro-Series probes. DOT uses two buttons to set a target temperature and sound an alarm when it is reached.
ThermoWorks DOT has an IP65 splash-resistant housing, excluding the probe connector, magnets for mounting on metal and a kickstand for the counter, and runs up to 5,000 hours on two AAA batteries. Its large display shows current and target temperatures together. It suits long moderate-heat cooks like smoking and oven roasting as easily as it suits a deep fryer or a Sous Vide bath. Ask our staff which probe fits your grill or smoker before you buy.
Manufacturer documents and warranty.
ThermoWorks says most instruments have a two-year warranty. A few have five-year warranties. Other products have a one-year warranty, and probes have a six-month term. That six-month term may also apply when a probe is an integral part of an instrument. See the full warranty terms. Operating instructions: ThermoWorks product documentation. We support what we sell with the manufacturer warranty.
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