Hygiplas Sugar Thermometer - Silver


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The Hygiplas Sugar Thermometer is an essential precision tool for professional chefs and home bakers who specialize in sugar work, confectioneries, and deep frying. By providing accurate temperature readings between +40 and +200 degrees Celsius, it ensures consistent results for everything from delicate fudges to high-heat caramelization, though its long 350mm length may feel slightly cumbersome for those using shallow pans.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | L-13 |
| Brand | Hygiplas |
The Hygiplas Sugar Thermometer covers a range from +40 to +200 degrees Celsius.
Yes, the temperature range and clip design make it suitable for monitoring oil temperatures during deep frying.
It is recommended to wash the thermometer by hand to preserve the accuracy and integrity of the internal components.
The thermometer measures 48mm in width and 350mm in length.
No, this is an analog thermometer and does not require batteries to function.
This thermometer starts at +40 degrees Celsius, which is slightly above the ideal range for tempering most chocolates; it is better suited for high-heat sugar work.
Ensure the probe bulb is fully submerged in the liquid and not touching the bottom or sides of the metal pan.
Check that the bulb is clean and free of hardened sugar or grease, as buildup can insulate the sensor and cause delayed readings.
Setup is straightforward: simply clip the device onto the side of your pot, ensuring the bulb of the thermometer is fully submerged in the liquid without touching the base of the pan. For maintenance, wash the thermometer by hand with warm soapy water after the unit has fully cooled. Do not submerge the entire thermometer in water for extended periods if not necessary, and avoid sudden temperature shocks—such as plunging a hot thermometer into cold water—as this may affect the calibration. Always store in a dry location using the integrated handle hole to protect the glass tube.