Point, shoot, and know the temp in 0.5s — a -58 to 1,022°F range and 12:1 D:S ratio for griddles, grills, pans, car engines, and HVAC.
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DESCRIPTION
Scan the surface. Check the core. The TempPro TempScan ELITE TP925 combines a non-contact infrared thermometer with a folding thermocouple probe, so one tool covers surface scans and internal food checks. Use the visible laser and 12:1 optics to read pizza stones, griddles and oven walls from a distance in 0.5 seconds. Then unfold the 5-inch 304 stainless steel probe for internal readings, with a response time within 1 second. Infrared covers −58 to 1022°F and the probe covers −58 to 572°F. Probe accuracy is ±0.5°F from 14 to 248°F, and emissivity is adjustable from 0.10 to 1.00 with MAX, MIN and AVG modes. The backlit FSTN LCD rotates 180°, with infrared readings above probe readings and one-button °F/°C switching. Connect to the free TempPro App on iOS or Android to see live readings, record temperature curves and set high/low alerts. Activate HACCP mode to add red and green temperature-zone cues. A standard tripod mount supports fixed-position logging, with the default interval at 10 seconds and adjustable in the app. Powered by 2 AAA batteries (included). Tripod sold separately. Not for human body temperature.
WHO IT'S BEST FOR
Best For:
The TempPro TP925 is made for anyone who needs to check both the outside and the inside of their food or cooking equipment with one tool.
- Home cooks and grill enthusiasts who want to scan a pizza stone, griddle or grill grate, then check the center of a steak, chicken or roast.
- BBQ and smoker users who want temperature curves and high/low alerts during long cooks.
- Small kitchens and food-service teams who want HACCP temperature-zone cues and app records to support routine checks with less paperwork.
- Anyone checking fridges, freezers or ovens who wants a non-contact reading, or a fixed tripod position that logs automatically.
- Garage and DIY users who want to scan surfaces from a distance, such as oven walls or HVAC components.

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