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The New Maverick Remote ET-732 Smoker Thermometer is the second generation model of the very popular ET-73. The ET-732 Barbecue Thermometer Set has a range of up to 300 ft and can withstand temperatures of up to 716°F! Another great new feature is an alert on the receiver that lets you know if you are out of range.
Features
- Monitor internal temperature of meat and smoker or grill from 300 feet away
- Wireless receiver with LCD beeps and flashes when meat temperature goes above your programmed temperature.
- Monitor barbecue temperature. Receiver beeps and flashes if temperature falls above or below your programmed range.
- Count up and Count down timer.
- LCD of receiver has back light for use at night
- Receiver displays barbecue temperature up to 572°F
- Receiver has belt clip and built in stand.
- Transmitter has removable wire stand that also becomes a hanger.
- Food probe wire can be inserted 6" into meat.
- Both probe wires are heat resistant to 716°F
- Can be used in oven or smoker too!
- Lost like alert warns you if your transmitter is out of range or has lost the radio frequency signal.
- Your meat, barbecue, and timer settings are stored even if the unit is turned off.
- Operates on 4AA batteries (2 Per unit) Included
Meat Temperature Guide Magnet Description
This is a guide to the core temperatures meat needs to reach for different degrees of cooking, from rare to welldone it is essential you know the internal temperatures of the foods you are cooking. Trying to cook based on times given in a recipe is a mistake that people make all the time. There are so many variables that go into cooking times that it is impossible to know when a piece of meat is ready to come off the sauté pan, grill or out of the oven.
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| By This review is from: Maverick ET732 Long Range Wireless Dual 2 Probe BBQ Smoker Meat Thermometer Set With DB-Tech Meat Temperature Magnet Guide (Electronics) I previously had a Meathead Temperature Magnet, and needed to buy the ET732 so I thought I would get it with this magnet since it was just a bit more. The DB Temperature Magnet is much smaller than the Meathead Magnet, and harder to read. The colors of meat (signifying how you would like your steak done) also don't appear to be anywhere near accurate. I thought the barcode on front was a sticker... it's not. It's actually printed as part of the image. Don't like that it's up front at all... looks horrible. The ET732 is great, but if you want the magnet, definitely go with the Meathead Magnet. By Amazon Verified Purchase( What's this?) This review is from: Maverick ET732 Long Range Wireless Dual 2 Probe BBQ Smoker Meat Thermometer Set With DB-Tech Meat Temperature Magnet Guide (Electronics) I purchased this device because I just bought a new vertical smoker. I am pleased with this product and it has worked as advertised. The only issue that I have, it says you can use this on your belt. Well that design will not allow you to put it on your belt without the device falling off. So I just slip it in my pocket.I had purchased other manufactures and the volumn of the beep I was unable to hear that frequency. This one I can hear Fine. I may order an extra food probe, just to have a spare. TP This review is from: Maverick ET732 Long Range Wireless Dual 2 Probe BBQ Smoker Meat Thermometer Set With DB-Tech Meat Temperature Magnet Guide (Electronics) This thermometer is really amazing. If you have read all the features of the product, I'm sure you know all about it's potential. There is a much more thorough review on the website amazingribs.com but I will throw my two cents in... I lost the wireless signal a couple of times throughout 14 hours of smoking. Each time, all I had to do was push the wires in a little harder and twist them around and then turn it off and back on again. I found the thermometer to be extremely accurate and precise (the temperature readout will jump up and down as much as 3 degrees without meaning which is a measure of the precision, and the meat was perfect when the temp reached the 190 we were shooting for so that's my measure of accuracy). I was smoking two large pieces of meat and so I had to move the meat thermometer. I found that it recalibrated after about 5 minutes (maybe as quickly as 3 minutes). You do need to be a little carful when cleaning the probes, but this is a small price to pay... Read more |