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CLEGK1-K Legionnaires Temperature Kit Integral Timer, Probe & Pouch

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CLEGK3 - Legionella Temp Kit Integral Timer& KS20-S Probe

CLEGK2 - Legionella Temp Kit Integral Timer+ KS01-S Probe

Free UKAS Traceable Calibration Certificate Included*

£150.00
Availability: In stock
SKU
CLEGK2

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Description

CLEGK2 - MM2008 Handheld Digital Thermometer with Integral Timer and KS01-S Dual Surface/Immersion Probe. An ideal kit for water temperature testing to aid legionella prevention.

Features

Handheld

Integral Timer for 1 and 2 minute countdown

Measurement Range: -200 to 1,372°C (probe dependant)

Single Input Thermocouple

High Accuracy +/-0.1% of Reading +/-0.2°C

IP67 waterproof casing

C/F Selectable

Selectable Thermocouple Types: K & T

Low Battery Indication

Self-Calibrating

Included:

              FREE UKAS Traceable Certificate at points 0, +50 and 150 °C*

              Rubber Boot for extra protection against damage

              1 x PP3 Battery

Thermometer can be used with other 2-pin K or T Type Thermocouple Probes

Probe

K Type Thermocouple Class I (±1.5°C ±0.25%)

Measurement Range: -50 to + 80°C

Measures 110 x 10mm

Dual Purpose for liquid and surface temperature measurement

Ribbon band sensor sealed with Silicon Rubber compound to ensure the probe is fully waterproof.

Cable Length is 2m of curly polyurethane with moulded connector

Note: This probe only requires light pressure to give a true reading and is suitable for smooth, clean surfaces.

If used on an uneven surface, there is a risk that the band will be weakened and deformed.



 

Contents

MM2008 – Legionella Thermometer with Integral Water Temperature Timer

KS01-S – K Type Dual Probe

1 x PP3 Battery

 

Note: This probe only requires light pressure to give a true reading and is suitable for smooth, clean surfaces.

If used on an uneven surface, there is a risk that the band will be weakened and deformed.


Need a calibration certificate for application specific temperature points?

Click below for our current range of available online options

* Please note: Temperature points included in the free certificate cannot be changed or added to. The certificate applies only to the handheld thermometer

 

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  • What is a thermometer?
    Question by: admin on 2018-10-24 10:15:31

    A thermometer is an instrument that is used to measure temperature. Traditionally, thermometers consisted of a glass tube with a bulb at the end containing mercury, which would extend along the tube as it expanded to react to fluctuations in temperature. Nowadays, most industrial thermometers are digital. To find out more about thermometers, see our History of Thermometry page.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-10-24 10:15:31
  • Why do I need an accurate thermometer?
    Question by: admin on 2018-09-05 11:56:31

    These days, all industries have legal requirements and regulations that they need to meet. Many of these, within the food catering/manufacture/retail industry and the facilities management industry especially, are based around temperature. Food served at the wrong temperature can be life threatening to a consumer, and water that is stored at the wrong temperature can be a breeding ground for the deadly legionella bacteria. Within manufacturing as well, there is a fine line between the right temperature, and one which will spoil an entire batch or product. In scientific applications, accurate thermometers are even more important, as temperature must be controlled extremely strictly. With this in mind, a lot of industrial bodies have issued guidelines about temperature control. For food, the HACCP regulations are very strict about temperatures of chilled, cooked and stored food, and recommend a thermometer with an accuracy of ±0.5°.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-10-03 02:02:11
  • When is it important to use a thermometer?
    Question by: admin on 2018-09-05 11:54:29

    There are many different applications which require the use of a thermometer, from basic everyday tasks such as cooking or testing family members for a fever, to checking fridge/freezer/oven temperature, measuring water temperature to help prevent outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease, reaching critical temperatures in a manufacturing process, maintaining temperatures during distribution of food products, tyre production, oil production, laboratory testing, facilities/building management and more. The risks of not having a thermometer for these applications vary from a burnt dinner to patients contracting a life-threatening disease.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-10-03 01:28:00
  • What is the difference between a thermometer and a probe?
    Question by: admin on 2018-09-05 11:51:38

    Simply put, the thermometer is the ‘box’, where you will see a screen that displays measurements, and the probe is the thing connected to it. So the probe (or sensor), senses the temperature and sends a signal to the thermometer, which translates it into a figure (usually °C or °F) and displays it. Probes can come in many different varieties which are designed to suit a specific application (such as needle probes, flat food probes, air probes etc). Thermometers, too, can have many different applications in addition to displaying a temperature reading. Some thermometers have a hold function, or can calibrate other thermometers, scan barcodes or wirelessly send temperature readings to other electronic equipment such as PCs or PDAs.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-10-03 01:30:05
  • How often should I calibrate my thermometer?
    Question by: admin on 2018-09-05 11:45:58

    Different Environmental Health Officers and HACCP Officers will require different levels of calibration. You should always follow the advice of your EHO on calibration. At TME, we are happy for the calibration of thermometers to be tested weekly, which you can do yourself. Most EHOs advise a yearly re-calibration of your thermometer and/or probe, which would consist of sending your thermometer away to be calibrated.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-10-03 02:13:22
  • What probes will I need for water temperature testing?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-20 13:19:29

    You will need an immersion probe for running water (KM03), and a surface probe for pipe surface temperatures (KS07). Alternatively, choose one of our excellent dual probes which do both Immersion and surface temperatures (KS20-S, KS01-S, BSKS01-S, or KS16-S). For areas that are difficult to access - ie valves or pipes, or high-traffic areas, such as school corridors, we recommend the TCWALLPORT System. This incorporates the use of fine wire probes (KA01) and a compact temperature monitoring point known as the TCWALLPORT

    Answer by: admin on 2019-02-08 12:57:33
  • What does 'self-calibrating' mean?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-20 12:08:38

    All our instruments have a voltage reference, and they use this to check their own calibration 'Self-Calibrating'. However although this gives us excellent long term stability for many customers they also require an annual calibration check or certificate to external sources.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-09-05 10:49:35
  • How can I switch my thermometer between °F and °C?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-19 14:49:23

    For most of our range of handheld thermometers, all you need to do is press the SCALE button (SCL), for others the scale is pre-set, or can be changed in the software programme. The following is a list of the TME Handheld Thermometer models that are covered by this topic Models with SCL Buttons: - MM2000, MM2008, MM2010, MM2020, MM2030, MM2040, MM2050, MM2120, MM7000-2D, MM7005-2D, MM7010, MMCOMBI and MMCOMBI-W. Models where Scale Change option available within the software programme: - MM7100-2D and MM7105-2D Models where Scale is Pre-set to °C: - MM2005, CA2005, MM2009

    Answer by: admin on 2018-09-05 10:33:02
  • I regularly need to replace my thermometers and probes, can I set up a service contract to cover the cost?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-18 12:41:03

    If you have purchased a large number of TME thermometers/probes, and are likely to have a high turnover of breakages, we offer a swap service which charges a set monthly rate in return for an unlimited number of swaps. We can offer this on a next day basis. If you are interested in the swap system, please phone or email TME for advice on how best to set it up.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-09-05 10:27:42
  • What is the Thermometer for Life guarantee?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-18 12:23:24

    The Thermometer for Life guarantee promises that TME will repair/replace any TME thermometer that is accidentally damaged or malfunctions for no more than £35 (+VAT) for an MM2000 series thermometer, or £125 (+VAT) for an MM7000 series thermometer. As the name suggests, this guarantee is for life and exists outside of your normal warranty.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-09-05 10:26:24
  • What is the warranty on my probe?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-18 10:51:17

    TME probes do not come with a warranty, however, if there is a fault in our manufacturing process we will of course replace for free.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-09-05 10:25:13
  • What is the warranty on my thermometer?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-18 10:36:48

    Most TME thermometers come with a standard 2 year warranty. The Thermometer for Life guarantee exists outside of the parameters of this warranty (applies to products listed with the Thermometer for Life symbol)

    Answer by: admin on 2018-09-05 10:21:22
  • Will you replace my thermometer if it is broken?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-15 15:04:50

    If your thermometer is from our MM2000 Range, MM7000 Range, Solo Range or a CA2005 we will repair or replace it for a fixed price under our Thermometer for Life Guarantee. Details of our Thermometer for Life guarantee can be found as a downloadable pdf on those products and the kits that contain those products.

    Answer by: admin on 2019-06-05 01:17:33
  • My thermometer won’t turn on, what should I do?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-15 14:42:33

    If your thermometer won't turn on, the first thing to do is to replace the batteries with fresh ones. If this makes no difference, you may need to phone or email us to set up a repair.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-09-05 10:18:55
  • My thermometer is showing an incorrect temperature, what should I do?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-15 14:19:27

    If your thermometer is showing a temperature that you know to be incorrect, the first thing that you should do is ensure that it is set to the correct thermocouple type, as having a thermometer set to a different thermocouple type to your probe can result in an incorrect reading. Loosely speaking, if you probe has a green lead or plug, it is a K type thermocouple, and if it has a brown lead or plug, it is a T type thermocouple. Ensure that your thermometer is set to the same thermocouple type. If you are sure that your thermometer is set to the correct thermocouple type, but it is still showing an incorrect temperature, the next best thing to do is to try to use it with another probe (if you have one). If you plug a different probe into the thermometer and the reading is now correct, the likelihood is that there is a fault with your probe, not your thermometer. However, if you have tried both of these steps and your thermometer is still showing an incorrect reading, you can phone or email us to set up a repair.

    Answer by: admin on 2019-02-13 02:00:32
  • I need a certificate of conformance for my thermometer, what should I do?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-15 13:52:10

    We are happy to provide a certificate of conformance for any of our equipment. This certificate lists the product and (if it's a thermometer), the products serial number, and affirms that the product has been made in accordance with the appropriate specifications and guidelines required. We do not charge for a certificate of conformance, and you will not need to send your thermometer back to us to receive one. We can email the certificate (signed by our Production Manager) directly to you.

    Answer by: admin on 2019-06-05 09:45:39
  • I need a certificate of calibration for my thermometer, what should I do?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-15 13:20:45

    TME are happy to issue a certificate of calibration for your thermometer. You will need to send your thermometer back to our Production Department with a note explaining that you require a certificate of calibration, and also listing the temperature points that you would like it to be calibrated at. These usually comprise of some of the critical temperatures that you need for your thermometers’ application. For example, if you are testing for legionella, your critical temperatures will be 20°C for cold water and 50 or 55°C for hot water. You might also want to calibrate at 0°C and at the upper limit of your measurement range, such as 100°C. Generating a calibration certificate can be a lengthy process, as the thermometer needs to be calibrated and several points, and so our charges are: MM2000, MM7000, CA2005 and Solo Series of Handhelds = £35 The 4000, 5000 and 6000 Series of Large Display and Bench Instruments = £55 Your EHO might want you to have your thermometer re-calibrated yearly.

    Answer by: admin on 2019-02-13 01:56:01
  • Can I send my thermometer away to be calibrated?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-15 13:03:22

    You can. TME offer a repair/calibration service, which is covered by the Thermometer for Life guarantee that comes with your thermometer, and should cost £35 for a MM2000 series thermometer, or £55 for a MM7000 series thermometer. You can see proof of this calibration as the sticker on the inside battery compartment of your thermometer will be updated and replaced. Please remember that this service will ensure calibration of your thermometer, but will not include a certificate of calibration, as generating the certificate is a different process – Please refer to the FAQ ‘I need a certificate of calibration for my thermometer, what should I do?’ To have your thermometer calibrated/repaired, simply send the thermometer back to our Production Department with a note explaining what it is that you require.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-10-03 01:55:29
  • How do I calibrate my thermometer?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-15 12:44:16

    To test the calibration of your thermometer yourself, prepare a solution of ice and water, and insert your probe into it. Your thermometer should read 0°C. If it is out of calibration, firstly try using a different probe, just in case it is your probe that is faulty, and if that doesn’t make a difference, contact us for advice – you may need to send your thermometer back for a repair/calibration.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-06-15 12:44:16
  • Can I get a calibration certificate on this item?
    Question by: admin on 2018-06-15 09:53:42

    Yes. This would be for our standard UKAS traceable certificate. Prices start at £35.00. Please email sales@tmethermometers.com with the four temperature points required.

    Answer by: admin on 2018-10-03 01:31:48