Timemore Little T Digital Display Thermometer for Pour-Over Coffee Temperature Control Coffee Equipment In Stock

In pour-over coffee, water temperature dictates the extraction speed and flavor profile. The Timemore Little T digital thermometer provides more stable and precise temperature control, allowing for consistency in every brew and making it easier to discover your perfect flavor. Authorized distributor in Taiwan, authentic product guaranteed, with reliable after-sales service. Includes a CR2032 battery and a spare, thoughtfully added. **An analog thermometer is also available** https://www.pinkoi.com/product/VFhrEKZd ✨ **【Product Features】** 1. Celsius/Fahrenheit Quick Switch Freely convert based on your needs, convenient for users with different preferences. 2. High-Precision Rapid-Display Chip Measurement accuracy of ±0.1°C within 100°C, with quick response and high accuracy. 3. Clear Digital Screen Intuitive and easy-to-read display for a more stable brewing process. 4. Wide Measurement Range -20°C to 120°C, suitable for various coffee and culinary applications. 5. Ideal Companion for Pour-Over Pairs perfectly with Timemore Fish series pour-over kettles (Fish03/Youth/Pure). 6. European CE Certified Ensures greater user confidence. 📐 **【Product Specifications】** Product Name: Little T Digital Display Electronic Thermometer Accuracy: 0.1°C (within 100°C) Dimensions: Dial Diameter: 43.5mm | Height: 14mm Probe Diameter: 3.5mm | Length: 115mm Material: 304 Stainless Steel, ABS, LED Battery: CR2032 (included + spare) Weight: 22.6g (approx. 30g with packaging) Temperature Range: -20~120°C Package Dimensions: 15 × 5 × 5 cm ⚠️ **【Notes】** Not for use in ovens or microwaves. Do not exceed the thermometer's measurement range. Replace the battery according to instructions when depleted. The probe must be immersed at least 5cm into the liquid during measurement. Clean the probe immediately after use to maintain accuracy. The probe tip is sharp; handle with care. The screen is not waterproof and should not be washed in a dishwasher. Hot water from typical water dispensers is usually 70–80°C, which is normal. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_a8324cdfda174b39a47a24b5d831798c~mv2.jpg If boiling water does not reach 100°C, it may be related to local altitude and pressure. 💬 【Q&A】 Q1: Why doesn't boiled water measure 100°C? A: Higher altitudes lower the boiling point; steam escaping from an uncovered pot also reduces the measured temperature. Readings of 98–99°C are normal. Q2: Does the temperature drop after pouring into the kettle? A: The kettle is at room temperature. When hot water is poured in, it is rapidly cooled by the kettle, causing the temperature to drop to between 85–92°C. Q3: Why do readings differ between brands of thermometers? A: Differences of 1–3°C are normal due to variations in calibration standards, sensor positions, and immersion depth. Q4: Do temperature readings fluctuate? A: The high-sensitivity sensor reacts quickly to the natural cooling of the liquid, which is a normal phenomenon. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_2afe99dc3c804ea9888f5ee6062d2cd9~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_2ece5d49153f40069e1f4fdd593a99c7~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_5bf87cd41cb04cb2927328e9005594e9~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_6e6c578e25a7447b9afbb03ab0924a37~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/f5f31c_0cfd6e29ddf94de9b5fe180b629be835~mv2.jpg