
Cooper-Atkins DFP450W Digital Pocket Thermometer with Alarm
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3500 Woodland Ave.
Cleveland OH 44115
United States
Cooper-Atkins DFP450W Digital Pocket Thermometer with Alarm
The Cooper-Atkins DFP450W is a waterproof, NSF-certified digital pocket thermometer built for food safety verification in working kitchens. It reads temperatures from -40° to 450°F in under 6 seconds, triggers a programmable visual alarm at 140°F by default, and requires no field calibration — ever. Cooks, managers, and food safety staff use it to check cook temps, verify holding equipment, and document HACCP compliance on the line.
- Fast, accurate reads: Thermistor probe returns a result in under 6 seconds, accurate to ±2°F across the full -40° to 450°F range.
- Programmable alarm: Visual alarm (blinking display) defaults to 140°F and can be set to your target temperature — useful for catching undercooking or holding failures before they become a problem.
- Max recall: Press the MAX button to pull up the highest temperature recorded during a reading session.
- IPX7 waterproof with antimicrobial protection: Rated for full submersion; the stem carries an antimicrobial additive — both features matter in a wash-down kitchen environment.
- No calibration needed: A pre-loaded non-volatile memory chip keeps the unit accurate for life. One less thing to maintain.
- NSF certified: Meets NSF standards for foodservice use; also CE certified and RoHS compliant.
A line cook pulling proteins off the grill, a manager spot-checking a hot-holding unit, or an inspector walking a prep area — this thermometer is built to get a reliable number fast and flag it when something's off.
Specifications
| Accuracy | ±2°F (±1°C) |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 0.1° |
| Response Time | Under 6 seconds |
| Probe Diameter | 3.5 mm, reducing to 1.75 mm, with 1.19 mm tip |
| Shaft Length | 4-3/4 in |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Power | 1.5V #LR44 battery |
| Default Alarm Temperature | 140°F |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information, visit
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.




