How to Use the DeltaTrak Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer (IC-11040)

How to Use the DeltaTrak Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer (IC-11040)

The handy and robust IC-11040 DeltaTrak Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer is an ideal food safety tool for use in any environment where food is prepared, stored, cooked, or processed. This guide details how to use all the features and functions of the easy-to-use IC-11040 thermometer.

Figure 1 Watch an Instrument Choice Scientist demonstrate using the DeltaTrak Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer (IC-11040)  here.

How to Use the DeltaTrak Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer

Button Functions

Front

Back

A. Power: Switches the unit ON/OFF
B. MIN/MAX: Press to view minimum and maximum recorded temperatures

C. C/F: Celcius Fahrenheit selection key
D. AUTOCAL: Automatically calibrates the thermometer when in an ice bath. 

How to Change Between Celsius and Fahrenheit

The first time you use this thermometer, it will display the temperature in Fahrenheit. To change this:

  1. Open the battery compartment on the back of the device by inserting a small coin into the groove on the compartment door and twist to open.
  2. Use the tip of the probe cover to press the Celsius/Fahrenheit button one time.
  3. The device will now display the temperature in degrees Celsius. It will remain this way even when you switch the unit on and off.

How to View the Minimum and Maximum Recorded Temperatures

The DeltaTrak 11040 Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer will continuously and automatically record minimum and maximum recorded temperatures. To view the minimum and maximum recorded temperatures:

  1. Press the MIN/MAX button. One press displays the Maximum recorded temperature – MAX indicates this in the top right corner.
  2. Press MIN/MAX a second time to display the minimum recorded temperature indicated by MIN in the top right corner.
  3. Press MIN/MAX a third time to return to measurement mode

How to Reset the Minimum and Maximum Recorded Temperatures

  1. To reset the minimum and maximum recorded values, switch the device OFF and ON using the power key.

How to Calibrate the Deltatrak 11040 Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer

The innovative AUTOCAL feature helps you ensure your thermometer is working correctly and accurately. To calibrate using this feature, you will need to insert your thermometer in an ice slurry until the temperature reaches as close to zero° C as possible.

Once the thermometer reads zero°, press the AUTOCAL button to calibrate the thermometer.

(To learn how to make an ice slurry watch the video below).

How to Check That Your Kitchen Thermometer Is Working Correctly

Conclusion

The DeltaTrak 11040 Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer is an invaluable temperature assessment tool for food storage, cooking, and processing applications. For more information on the Deltatrak 11040 Waterproof Lollipop Thermometer, see the links below or contact an Instrument Choice Scientist!

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