Product Details
If you're looking for a way to read the temperature of your brew pot, look no further. The Kegco Dial Thermometer can easily monitor the temperature of your boiling brew kettle. No more opening pot lids to check the wort or mash temperatures anymore. Easy to read, the convenient Dial Thermometer features a 3" face marked in 0-220 degrees Fahrenheit and -10-100 degrees Celsius. Designed with a 4" probe, it can be installed in any brew pots using standard 1/2" thermometer ports.
Highlights
- No more opening lids! This Kegco Dial Thermometer allows you to easily monitor the temperature of your boil from the bulkhead.
- The easy-to-read 3" face displays temperature increments in both Fahrenheit and Celsius.
- Temperature range shows 0-220 degrees Fahrenheit and -10-100 degrees Celsius.
- Dial thermometer features a 4" probe or stem.
- Designed with 1/2" NPT threads for use with brew pots using standard 1/2" bulkheads.
Shipping
Most items ship out within 1-3 business days by FedEx, UPS or USPS. Large items are shipped via Motor Freight Standard curbside delivery. Most delivery times take around 3 to seven business days for delivery. If you require faster shipping, please call our Customer Service Dept. at 1-888-980-4810 for expedited shipping rates. Carefully inspect all merchandise before signing the release with the freight carrier. Items shipped via Common Carrier will have a flat rate shipping charge applied to that item. Multiple orders of these items will be the flat rate multiplied by the quantity. All shipments made via Common Carrier are for curb-side service only. Use of a lift-gate or inside delivery service will carry additional charges. When receiving shipments from Common Carrier it is recommended the Buyer have two people to help receive and move the item. Please contact us for special service deliveries. No shipments or deliveries are made on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Kegco is not responsible for delays in shipping due to weather, mechanical failures, typographical and/or transcribing errors, and others factors beyond our control.