Alto-Shaam GU-3273 Refrigerator Thermometer W/ U-Clamp Mount and 2" DIA 3/8" X 2-1/2" Blub 20°F-220°F

SKU: GU-3273 Brand:
Alto-Shaam
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Temp Gauge
2"Dia [Range 20-220F] Mount U Clamp [Cap 72]
Bulb 3/8" X 2-1/2", W/Clip.
Alto-Shaam
Cook & Hold Oven Where Applicable

Description

The Alto-Shaam GU-3273 Thermometer functions as an accurate temperature monitoring system and food storage applications. The partincludes a 2-inch dial that utilizes a 3/8" x 2-1/2" bulb to measure temperatures between 20°F and 220°F. A U-clamp mount provides users with both secure attachment and simple installation for different refrigeration units. The precise measurement capabilities of this partguarantee both safe food storage and equipment operation which minimizes spoilage risks. This instrument speeds up temperature monitoring to help operations meet requirements of food safety laws. Professional chefs consistently rely on this partto supply reliable operation while minimizing support needs.

More Information:

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Step1: Unplug the refrigerator or turn off power to ensure safety.

Step2: Select a location inside the refrigerator, away from vents and direct contact with food.

Step3: Mount the thermometer using screws or magnetic backing as provided.

Step4: Ensure visibility for easy reading.

Step5: Plug in or restore power to the refrigerator.

Step6: Check accuracy by comparing with an ice water test.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Alto-Shaam GU-3273 Thermometer?

    Clean the refrigerator thermometer with a soft, damp cloth. Check calibration periodically to ensure accurate readings. Avoid submerging in water to protect the sensor.

  • What are common issues with the Alto-Shaam GU-3273 Thermometer?

    • Temperature readings too high or too low.
    • Slow sensor response.
    • Display malfunction.
    • Sensor probe damage.