Marmonix MST-325 Folding Waterproof Thermometer

The Marmonix MST-325 probe thermometer is a folding contact thermometer for core temperatures from -50 to +300 °C, with an NTC sensor, 0.1 °C resolution up to 199 °C, an illuminated display and an IP67 body you can rinse under running water. Browse all Marmonix thermometers, or use the MIT-320 infrared thermometer for non-contact surface readings.

Thermometer Probe MST325

Thermometer Probe MST-325 is a waterproof folding thermometer that offers handy, practical, and strong support when carrying out temperature measurements. The MST-325 is ideally suited to core temperature measurement thanks to a robust metal folding joint and a long, stable measurement probe. The thermometer features IP67 class protection and can be used under all conditions.

MST-325 can also be easily cleaned under running water and has a rubber-coated surface for non-slip handling. The thermometer has a large, illuminated display for easy and error-free viewing of measurement data under poor lighting conditions.

MST325 Features

Key features of the MST-325 include:

• Wide range: -50 to +300˚C (-58 to 572˚F)
• MAX, MIN, and HOLD modes
• Automatic Power Off
• Compact 5.9” size (15cm)
• IP67 waterproof Protection
• Non-slip rubber-coated surface
• Ideally suited to core temperature measurements
• The large, illuminated readout display
• HACCP approved

Thermometer Probe MST325 specifications:

Questions about the MST-325 probe thermometer

What is the MST-325 used for?

Use the MST-325 for core temperature checks where the probe goes into the sample, such as food, liquids and soft materials; its long probe and metal folding joint are built for that, and the IP67 body can be rinsed after use.

How accurate is the MST-325?

The MST-325 is accurate to ±1.0 °C from -20 to +100 °C, ±2 °C from -50 to -20 °C and ±1% of reading from +100 to +300 °C, with 0.1 °C resolution up to 199 °C and 1 °C above that.

MST-325 or MIT-320: which should I choose?

Choose the MST-325 when you need the temperature inside a product or liquid by contact, and the MIT-320 infrared thermometer when you must read a surface without touching it; the MIT-320 page lists about -50 to +400 °C with a 12:1 distance-to-spot ratio.