Questions & Answers for iGrill Grilling/Cooking Thermometer
15 Questions from the Community
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Can the probe be used in a deep fryer?
- Asked by Hendrix K from Cochrane
- 11-Apr-2011
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Is the unit waterproof, in case you need to BBQ in the rain and want to monitor the meat from inside?
- Asked by Andrew M from Lewisburg
- 23-Apr-2011
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Can you set a high and low temp notification?
- Asked by Ryan J from Lansing
- 22-May-2011
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Can the display be made brighter? Its very hard to see outside.
- Asked by George H from Nanuet
- 18-Jun-2012
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Can a timer for the iGrill be set on the iPhone when the two are connected?
- Asked by Peggy S from Eugene
- 11-May-2011
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How many probes can be used?
- Asked by Christopher G from Fayetteville
- 03-Apr-2011
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Two probes can be used with the iGrill.
- Answered by Christopher A from West Hartford
- 30-Apr-2011
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Dishwasher safe?
Is the probe dishwasher safe?
- Asked by Michael Q from Boise
- 08-May-2011
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No just wipe it clean with a damp cloth. The probe should NOT be submerged in water.
- Answered by Christopher A from West Hartford
- 12-May-2011
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Bluetooth - Will this work with MacBook Pro
Since this device as Bluetooth, will it also work on my MacBook Pro (that has Bluetooth)?
- Asked by Larry O from San Diego
- 24-Feb-2011
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How much does an additional probe cost?
- Asked by Daniel C from Fort Payne
- 17-Feb-2011
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What is the range in temperature this thermometer can read?
I need to know what the maximum temperature this device will accurately read.
- Asked by Jason C from Anaheim
- 22-Feb-2011
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It can read 40 to 400 degree's F.
- Answered by Christopher A from West Hartford
- 25-Feb-2011
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can the probe stand up to flare ups that occur on a grill, my last probe that looked liked this one died quickly when left unattended.
- Asked by Joseph R from Linton
- 15-Feb-2011
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Yes it can stand up to flare ups, but it not recommended to place it on a direct flame. Typically you would sear the meat, flip it and then insert the probe and reduce the heat allowing the meat to cook.
- Answered by Christopher A from West Hartford
- 21-Feb-2011
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Will this log the temp changes during a cook?
I want to track how long it takes to go for X(raw meat temp) to Y (cooked meat temp).
- Asked by Ignacio S from Saint Petersburg
- 14-Mar-2011
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