Big Green Egg 4 Probe Meat Thermometer - Watson Brothers Patio and Hearth
Big Green Egg 4 Probe Meat Thermometer - Watson Brothers Patio and Hearth
The 4 Probe Meat Thermometer is a programmable radio frequency food thermometer. It allows you to remotely monitor the temperature of food and the temperature inside your EGG from anywhere in your home. The remote food thermometer is designed to help you accurately measure the internal meat temperature within a 1000 ft.
Watson Brothers Patio and Hearth is located in Auburn Alabama but serves clients through out the US. We specialize in patio furniture, grills, smokers, as well as fire place inserts and all things related to your hearth, whether indoors or out..
The 4 Probe Meat Thermometer is a programmable radio frequency food thermometer. It allows you to remotely monitor the temperature of food and the temperature inside your EGG from anywhere in your home.
- The remote food thermometer is designed to help you accurately measure the internal meat temperature within a 1000 ft (305 m) range
- Includes four color-coded stainless temperature probes for multiple food readings and the temperature inside the EGG
- Alarm and vibration alerts when the food temperature is reached or the EGG’s temperature is low
- Probe temperature range: 14°F to 572°F (-10°C to 300°C)
- Limited one-year warranty
Available for local delivery or in-store pickup only
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