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title: "Hotloop Digital Oven Thermometer Heat Resistant up to 572°F/300°C, LCD"
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# Thin heat-resistant probe wire 500ms fast response ±1.8ºF accuracy Hotloop Digital Oven Thermometer Heat Resistant up to 572°F/300°C, LCD

**Brand:** hotloop
**Price:** 131 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Master your oven’s secrets with pinpoint precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hotloop Digital Oven Thermometer Heat Resistant up to 572°F/300°C, LCD by hotloop
- **How much does it cost?** 131 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- hotloop enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hotloop brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Cook Like a Pro:** Accurate temperature range from 32ºF to 572ºF (0ºC to 300ºC) ensures perfect doneness every time—no more undercooked or burnt meals.
- • **Built to Last & Safe:** Food-grade stainless steel probe guarantees durability and zero metallic taste, making it your trusted kitchen companion for years.
- • **Precision at a Glance:** Digital LCD display delivers instant, crystal-clear temperature readings so you never second-guess your cooking.
- • **Seamless Oven Integration:** Heat-resistant, ultra-thin probe wire fits effortlessly through oven doors without compromising the seal or your workflow.
- • **User-Friendly Versatility:** Switch easily between Celsius and Fahrenheit with battery-powered convenience—ideal for baking, grilling, or BBQ sessions.

## Overview

The Black Hotloop Digital Oven Thermometer features a high-accuracy digital LCD display with ±1.8ºF precision, a fast 500ms response time, and a heat-resistant, thin probe wire designed to fit through oven doors without interfering with seals. Crafted from food-grade stainless steel, it ensures durability and no metallic taste transfer. Supporting temperature ranges from 32ºF to 572ºF (0ºC to 300ºC) and easy switching between Celsius and Fahrenheit, this battery-powered thermometer is an essential tool for professional-quality cooking, baking, and grilling.

## Description

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Review: Good oven thermometers units for the money. Recommend. - I bought two of these. One for my higher end AGA Pro oven at home and one for a Jenn Air range at a weekend cabin. The Jenn Air is generally considered a good quality unit, but not on par with the AGA Pro. Having the hotloops in two in different ovens has provided me with a good insight into these units. After about a month of use in both ovens the units appear to be working well. That said, these are are cheap thermometers - not high end by any means - so I am sure there are some valid issues with people getting lemons, but personally I think that some of the negative reviews reflect more on the user's ovens or unrealistic user expectations than the thermometers themselves. Use: To install I tied the cable with a loose single overhand knot to the middle rack in both ovens so the sensor hangs in the air space about where the food cooks. In this application, the sensor reads the air temp inside the oven and not the temp of the surfaces inside the oven. The door closes easily over the thin but insulated wires and the unit is placed on the counter next to the stove. These have an on/off switch, but I have just left these on. They have been running for over a month using a single battery. There is one review about these not being suitable as oven thermometers because they don't show the running average. That is true, but the item description does not say the units have this feature and personally I would rather know the actual current temp at all times. Accuracy: Some reviews have said these are not accurate based on what they see from their oven or based on readings with an analog thermometer...both of which are notoriously inaccurate. I have tested these with a high quality digital instant read thermometer that maxes out at 375 degrees. They showed comparable readings (+/- 5 degrees) up to 350 degrees. I have also tested this with a infrared thermometer "gun". The IR thermometer reads the temp of the oven surface not the air in the oven so the readings are not exactly the same but are comparable up to 450, which is the highest I have tested. Based on my tests these seem more than adequate for home cooking and baking. Real world use: The AGA Pro is a great oven but just has an analog temp setting dial with no temp read out. Using a standard analog oven thermometer we notice it was about 20 degrees hotter than the dial setting. I purchased the hotloop unit so I can more accurately know the air temp of the oven for baking. In the AGA Pro, once the oven comes to temperature it basically stays rock solid. There is very little air temperature variation between thermostat cycles once the oven is solidly preheated and the door stays closed. The story very is different in the Jenn Air. The Jenn Air has digital controls that let you set specific temps and also a digital read out that purports to show the oven temp. In use, the hotloop unit shows the same temp as the Jenn Air readout as it preheats -usually within a degree or two - but once the preheat cycle is done the oven beeps and the oven readout shows that the oven stays at the set point. The hotloop readout fluctuates around, quite a bit. I originally thought that I had one bad unit, but I switched them out and both behave the same in the different ovens, so I am confident the issue is with the ovens, not the thermometers. Because I bake in both ovens, I suspected there were some issues with the Jenn Air that the hotloop unit helped confirm. As an example, this weekend I put the oven on 200 to keep something warm. Once preheated, the oven beeped and showed a it was 200 degrees, but the hotpoint kept rising to about 255 degrees. Later I was making a roast and I had it set to 400 degrees convection. As the oven preheated, the hotloop and oven readouts tracked the same. As the oven reached the setpoint it beeped and showed a temp of 400 as the hotloop went up to 415. When I put in the roast, the oven continued to show 400 while the hotloop showed temps decreased (the air temp drops sharply when the door is open). The oven elements kicked back on when the hotloop read 340 and then only ever went back up to 385, although the oven display showed all the while a it was 400 degrees. Some of this may be because the thermostat in the oven is inside the metal casing, but I think the computer controlled Jenn Air is programed to lie to you about the temperature to make it appear more stable than it really is. The hotloop unit has helped to mitigate this problem and improved my baking with this particular oven. Summary: These are good units for the price. Expectations should be tempered given these are very simple and cheaply made units, but they do a good job showing the instantaneous temperature of the air inside the oven and are more than adequate for baking.
Review: Does not work for high temp measurements at all. Does work fine for cold/freezing temps though. - AVOID! Wish I had read the recent reviews before purchasing. This thermometer is super inaccurate for high temp readings. As the oven heats up (in my case the oven was set to 380° for the test) this thermometer just shoots up rapidly until peaking out and alternating back and forth between 575.5°-576.5°. Another digital temp gauge set next to it in the same oven showed 375°. Finally I had also put an old school analog thermometer inside the oven and that one shows ~378°. 576.5° degrees appears to be it's max display. On a whim I tested this thermometer and another digital thermometer in my fridge and they both showed roughly equal numbers, so I guess this thing works in your fridge or freezer, but it's USELESS for ovens. Also for some reason it has two wires from the display to the temp sensor, not one as pictured in the listing.

## Features

- EASY READING: you can see the actual temperature that your oven is registering with the digital LCD display, then make adjustments to ensure that you cook or roast at the proper temperature.
- HIGH ACCURACY: temperature ranges from 32~572ºF(0~300ºC), accurate to ±1.8ºF(±1ºC) which ensures you can grill meat to your perfect doneness knowing it won't be under cooked or burnt.
- EASE OF USE: place the probe in oven. The heat-resistant probe wire fits through oven door or grill lid and connects to transmitter. The wire is thin and does not interfere with the oven door seal.
- DURABLE & SAFE: High quality material guarantees strong and totally accurate even after long and frequent uses. The probe is forged of food grade stainless steel which leaves no metal taste in the meat.
- Functional: Celsius/Fahrenheit switch; powered by 1 AAA battery(not included). A must for cooking, baking or BBQ. This thermometer makes your cooking perfect every time.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B071LQBK6X |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,452 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #7 in Oven Thermometers |
| Brand | Hotloop |
| Color | Black |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Date First Available | May 25, 2017 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00758326111183 |
| Included Components | 1 x Thermometer, 1 x User Manual |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Length | 44 Millimeters |
| Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Item model number | HK061 |
| Manufacturer | Hotloop |
| Model Name | HK061 |
| Outer Material | Stainless Steel |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Care Instructions | Oven Safe, Wipe Clean |
| Response Time | 500 Milliseconds |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Special Feature | High Accuracy |
| Style | Oven |
| UPC | 758326111183 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 300 Degrees Celsius |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Hotloop
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wired
- **Display Type:** LCD
- **Included Components:** 1 x Thermometer, 1 x User Manual
- **Outer Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Product Care Instructions:** Oven Safe, Wipe Clean
- **Special Feature:** High Accuracy
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

## Images

![Hotloop Digital Oven Thermometer Heat Resistant up to 572°F/300°C, LCD - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51NK24cGc+L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Any suggestions on where/how to best place the probe in a standard gas oven? Thanks.**
A: Close to the center as most gas ovens fire the flame at a burn plate and the heat comes around the sides and that would indicate a higher temp and since you are most likely placing baking items in the center, that would give you the temp where the item is. Now if you have a convection (oven with a fan) oven then the probe can go anywhere as the air movement will distribute the heat within the oven.

**Q: How do you secure the probe in the oven?**
A: Before I bought this thermometer to monitor my oven temps... I went on several (non ad) review sites and one of the reviewers suggested using a small (1/2 inch... any larger and the probe slips around in the binder clip) all metal binder clip to secure the probe to the wire rack... locating it toward the center of the oven..... this works very well and holds securely

**Q: Can the display box be opened so the back of it can be screwed onto the over door?**
A: No.  From the looks of it, I don't think you'd find a good way to screw it on to the oven door.  But it does have an indention on the back that is similar to a picture hanging situation where you could attach it that way.  Better alternative might be to attach it with double faced tape close to the over door at a place that doesn't get too hot.  We've just had good luck with it just sitting on the counter top next to the oven  Works well for us that way.

**Q: Has anyone tried this with a Coleman camp oven?**
A: I have not tried it with a Coleman Camp oven, however I did browse for that item recently :)  This Thermometer is accurate in any oven, it will be more accurate than the dial indicator on the oven.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good oven thermometers units for the money. Recommend.
*by P***E on June 1, 2020*

I bought two of these. One for my higher end AGA Pro oven at home and one for a Jenn Air range at a weekend cabin. The Jenn Air is generally considered a good quality unit, but not on par with the AGA Pro. Having the hotloops in two in different ovens has provided me with a good insight into these units. After about a month of use in both ovens the units appear to be working well. That said, these are are cheap thermometers - not high end by any means - so I am sure there are some valid issues with people getting lemons, but personally I think that some of the negative reviews reflect more on the user's ovens or unrealistic user expectations than the thermometers themselves. Use: To install I tied the cable with a loose single overhand knot to the middle rack in both ovens so the sensor hangs in the air space about where the food cooks. In this application, the sensor reads the air temp inside the oven and not the temp of the surfaces inside the oven. The door closes easily over the thin but insulated wires and the unit is placed on the counter next to the stove. These have an on/off switch, but I have just left these on. They have been running for over a month using a single battery. There is one review about these not being suitable as oven thermometers because they don't show the running average. That is true, but the item description does not say the units have this feature and personally I would rather know the actual current temp at all times. Accuracy: Some reviews have said these are not accurate based on what they see from their oven or based on readings with an analog thermometer...both of which are notoriously inaccurate. I have tested these with a high quality digital instant read thermometer that maxes out at 375 degrees. They showed comparable readings (+/- 5 degrees) up to 350 degrees. I have also tested this with a infrared thermometer "gun". The IR thermometer reads the temp of the oven surface not the air in the oven so the readings are not exactly the same but are comparable up to 450, which is the highest I have tested. Based on my tests these seem more than adequate for home cooking and baking. Real world use: The AGA Pro is a great oven but just has an analog temp setting dial with no temp read out. Using a standard analog oven thermometer we notice it was about 20 degrees hotter than the dial setting. I purchased the hotloop unit so I can more accurately know the air temp of the oven for baking. In the AGA Pro, once the oven comes to temperature it basically stays rock solid. There is very little air temperature variation between thermostat cycles once the oven is solidly preheated and the door stays closed. The story very is different in the Jenn Air. The Jenn Air has digital controls that let you set specific temps and also a digital read out that purports to show the oven temp. In use, the hotloop unit shows the same temp as the Jenn Air readout as it preheats -usually within a degree or two - but once the preheat cycle is done the oven beeps and the oven readout shows that the oven stays at the set point. The hotloop readout fluctuates around, quite a bit. I originally thought that I had one bad unit, but I switched them out and both behave the same in the different ovens, so I am confident the issue is with the ovens, not the thermometers. Because I bake in both ovens, I suspected there were some issues with the Jenn Air that the hotloop unit helped confirm. As an example, this weekend I put the oven on 200 to keep something warm. Once preheated, the oven beeped and showed a it was 200 degrees, but the hotpoint kept rising to about 255 degrees. Later I was making a roast and I had it set to 400 degrees convection. As the oven preheated, the hotloop and oven readouts tracked the same. As the oven reached the setpoint it beeped and showed a temp of 400 as the hotloop went up to 415. When I put in the roast, the oven continued to show 400 while the hotloop showed temps decreased (the air temp drops sharply when the door is open). The oven elements kicked back on when the hotloop read 340 and then only ever went back up to 385, although the oven display showed all the while a it was 400 degrees. Some of this may be because the thermostat in the oven is inside the metal casing, but I think the computer controlled Jenn Air is programed to lie to you about the temperature to make it appear more stable than it really is. The hotloop unit has helped to mitigate this problem and improved my baking with this particular oven. Summary: These are good units for the price. Expectations should be tempered given these are very simple and cheaply made units, but they do a good job showing the instantaneous temperature of the air inside the oven and are more than adequate for baking.

### ⭐ Does not work for high temp measurements at all. Does work fine for cold/freezing temps though.
*by C***A on October 28, 2025*

AVOID! Wish I had read the recent reviews before purchasing. This thermometer is super inaccurate for high temp readings. As the oven heats up (in my case the oven was set to 380° for the test) this thermometer just shoots up rapidly until peaking out and alternating back and forth between 575.5°-576.5°. Another digital temp gauge set next to it in the same oven showed 375°. Finally I had also put an old school analog thermometer inside the oven and that one shows ~378°. 576.5° degrees appears to be it's max display. On a whim I tested this thermometer and another digital thermometer in my fridge and they both showed roughly equal numbers, so I guess this thing works in your fridge or freezer, but it's USELESS for ovens. Also for some reason it has two wires from the display to the temp sensor, not one as pictured in the listing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Used it to calibrate oven
*by M***Y on November 30, 2025*

I found this digital thermometer to work quite well for calibrating our ovens. It was very easy to use and a good value. I used a twist tie to attach the probe in the center of my oven and then did the calibration procedure for the oven. It took some time for everything to balance out, but now the oven temperature is much close to the set point and cooking times for recipes is more accurate.

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