Description:
This infrared thermometer gun from ThermoPro brings quick surface temperature readings for cooking, ovens, grills, engines and HVAC inspections, with a wide measurement range and adjustable emissivity to match different materials. It is suited to tasks where fast, non-contact temperature checks are needed and should not be used for measuring human body temperature.
Key Points
The ThermoPro TP30 offers a temperature span from -50°C to 550°C which covers most culinary and workshop needs. Readings arrive in under 0.5 seconds according to the manufacturer, and the 12:1 distance-to-spot ratio lets you measure from a safe distance while keeping reasonable accuracy. The unit is powered by two AAA batteries and includes an automatic backlight shut-off after 90 seconds to save energy. Note that this device is not designed for human temperature measurement.
Technical Specifications
Name: ThermoPro TP30 Infrared Thermometer Gun
- Brand: ThermoPro
- Temperature range: -50°C to 550°C
- Accuracy: ±1.5% (manufacturer stated)
- Distance-to-spot ratio: 12:1
- Emissivity range: 0.1 to 1.0
- Power: 2 × AAA batteries
Benefits
Adjustable emissivity gives more reliable results across surfaces with different finishes, such as stainless steel, cast iron or painted metals. The fast response time and the MAX/MIN/AVERAGE recall functions help when you need to monitor changes on a grill, check a pizza stone or verify oven zones. The gun’s non-contact measurement keeps you clear of hot surfaces and moving parts, reducing the risk during maintenance or cooking.
Usage Recommendations
For best results, set the emissivity to match the material being measured; manufacturer guidance suggests values between 0.1 and 1.0 for common surfaces. Keep in mind that readings reflect surface temperature only and can be affected by steam, smoke or reflective surfaces, so consider using emissivity adjustments or testing on a non-reflective spot. The pistol grip design makes single-handed operation straightforward, and the backlit display assists reading in dim kitchen or workshop conditions.










