Anyone know if that temp reading is Celsius or Fahrenheit?
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You can set this soldering station to either scale, your choice. Software/Firmware allows you to choose your preference. Nice feature. This convertibility is a feature that is sadly missing on their FG-100 soldering tip thermometer used to accurately calibrate soldering station, in case the user/owner mistakenly "recalibrates" (easy to do, if one isn't careful) the default factory settings.
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Mine came set as Fahrenheit, It can be set to either C or F though. The manual shows how, and there are even videos on youtube showing the procedure if you search.
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Yes. There's a switch on the bottom of the device to choose either Fahrenheit or Celsius readout.
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It displays Fahrenheit by default, but per the manual, under "Changing the temperature scale", you can reset the default scale by following a button sequence. For your non-changeable thermometers, you can just make/keep a little conversion table using the following formula: To change from F to C: °F = °C x 9/5 + 32. To change from C to F: °C = (°F - 32) x 5/9.
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If zero is the ambient temperature that should be the reading. Can't say I've tested it and not sure if it would read absolute zero. But when you first plug it in it is at the ambient temperature.
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Not that i know of, since i've bought it went to the doctor and check my temp. when i got home it was within 1 degree from the reading at the doctor's.I've been very happy with it, i mainly bought it for myself. hope that helps
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I can't vouch for the accuracy of the temperature as I have not checked it with a thermometer or anything. But, the temp reading on the unit itself only fluxuates a degree or two during use and stays rock solid when it is sitting in its cradle.
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I think you meant "can it be switched between 'x' degree fahrenheit and 'x' degree celsius?" The answer is yes. Also, so far I have no complaints and the accuracy seems fine.
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Unable to answer this question as I have not use this feature, but would asume Temp is read in Deg's F, since other meters I have used read in Deg's F.
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Mine is on Fahrenheit not Celsius (maybe you have a different one andwe use it for frying putting it into the oil (not hitting the pan )when the temp hits 350 put the food in to fry ! Hope this helps
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I believe you have the thermometer reading in Celcius instead of Fahrenheit. Check the upper right hand corner to See if there is a C of F displayed. To change the scale, When you turn on the unit hold done the button until you see the hourglass. The thermometer will change.
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You have it set for centigrade. Read the instructions and it will tell you how to convert to Fahrenheit. I did the same thing.
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I've looked at the instructions thoroughly and there is no mention of reading in Celsius at all. When I put the thermometer in, a C quickly appears and disappears but I have played with it to see if I can somehow get it to read in Celsius, but have not been able to do so.
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Seems it was in F... it may have also had C but I definitely recall getting temp information I wanted, in F.
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I don't know. The only thing that I could do was to get the temp. set from C to F. Sorry.
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Dear Deborah, Thank you for the message. If you purchased our products before April 24, 2014. The thermometer could only read in Celsius. But since that day, we produced the thermometer can read Fahrenheit. Now we are improving the performance of this product. After about a month, the new thermometer readings will be a available in the Celsius (&#8451;) or Fahrenheit &#65288;&#8457;&#65289;scale. So, we are so sorry, if you purchased our products before April 24, the product could not change to read Fahrenheit. In order to express our apologies, we want to send to you a new thermometer that can read Fahrenheit. Please tell us your address and contact details, thank you for your understand. Please let me know if you have any question or need any additional information. Thank you. Best regards, Customer services
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http://www.buildcomputers.net/cpu-temperature.html lists normal operating temps in CelsiusGo Here and this website will convert your values to Fahrenheit : http://www.mathsisfun.com/temperature-conversion.html
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Reads temperature in Fahrenheit degrees but extremely easy to use. I am extremely happy with my purchase.