5924 Instant Read Analog Freezer Refrigerator Thermometer - 3.25" Dial

Introducing the Taylor Classic Freezer or Refrigerator Kitchen Thermometer, now available at Montvale Hardware & Paint Supply in Montvale, NJ. This essential kitchen tool is designed to help you maintain the perfect temperature for your food storage, ensuring that your perishables remain safe and fresh. With its extra-large 3-1/4 inch dial, this thermometer is not only easy to read but also highly accurate, making it a must-have for any kitchen enthusiast or professional chef in Montvale.

• Large Dial: The 3-1/4 inch dial provides a clear and easy-to-read display, allowing you to quickly check the temperature at a glance.


• Wide Temperature Range: Accurately measures temperatures from -20 degrees Fahrenheit to 80 degrees Fahrenheit, making it suitable for both freezers and refrigerators.


• Safe Temperature Zone Indicators: The thermometer features clear indicators that highlight safe temperature zones, helping you ensure that your food is stored safely.


• Versatile Design: This thermometer can hang or stand, providing flexibility in placement within your kitchen or storage areas.


• NSF Listed: This product meets the National Sanitation Foundation standards, ensuring it is safe for use in food storage environments.

Imagine the peace of mind you'll have knowing that your refrigerator and freezer are operating at optimal temperatures. Whether you're storing meats, dairy, or frozen vegetables, the Taylor Classic Thermometer will help you monitor conditions effectively. It's perfect for home cooks in Montvale who want to ensure their food remains fresh and safe, as well as for professionals who rely on precise temperature control in their kitchens.



In conclusion, the Taylor Classic Freezer or Refrigerator Kitchen Thermometer is an indispensable tool for anyone serious about food safety and quality. Don't compromise on the freshness of your ingredients—get yours today at Montvale Hardware & Paint Supply in Montvale, NJ, and take the first step towards better food storage practices.