Digital Beeswax Thermometer
A handy digital thermometer for measuring the temperature of melted beeswax, helping you achieve better results when making your own beautiful beeswax candles.
Take the guesswork out of beeswax candle making with the ApiTek® Digital Beeswax Thermometer. Designed for monitoring wax temperatures during melting and pouring, this practical thermometer is a useful addition to any beekeeper's candle-making equipment.
Getting the temperature right is an important part of working with beeswax. If the wax becomes too hot, it can discolour or lose some of its lovely natural aroma, while pouring at the wrong temperature can affect the appearance of your finished candles.
Featuring an easy-to-read digital display and an 11cm stainless steel measuring probe, this thermometer allows you to check the temperature of your melted beeswax quickly and conveniently.
With a wide measuring range of -50°C to +300°C, it's suitable for monitoring temperatures throughout the candle-making process. The thermometer is battery-operated using an LR44 battery and comes with a protective cap to help keep the measuring probe protected when not in use.
Whether you're making your first beeswax candles or regularly producing candles from your own beeswax, this handy thermometer helps you keep a closer eye on your wax temperature.
Key Features
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Digital temperature display – Easy-to-read temperature measurements when working with melted beeswax.
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Wide measuring range – Measures temperatures from -50°C to +300°C.
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11cm stainless steel probe – Ideal for checking temperatures in suitable wax melting pots and containers.
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Battery operated – Powered by an LR44 battery for convenient use.
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Protective probe cap – Helps protect the measuring rod when stored.
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Easy to use – A practical tool for beginners and experienced candle makers alike.
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Ideal for beeswax candle making – Helps monitor wax temperatures during melting and pouring.
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Compact and practical – A handy addition to your candle-making toolkit.
Product Specifications
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Brand: ApiTek®
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Product: Digital Wax Thermometer
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Display: Digital
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Measuring range: -50°C to +300°C
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Probe material: Stainless steel
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Probe length: Approx. 11cm
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Power supply: LR44 battery
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Accessories: Protective cap for measuring probe
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Manufacturer's product code: 13818
Ideal For
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Monitoring melted beeswax temperatures
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Making traditional beeswax candles
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Checking wax temperatures before pouring into moulds
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Working with beeswax melting pots
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Preparing beeswax for candle-making projects
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Beekeepers making candles from their own beeswax
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Hobbyist and small-scale candle makers
How to Use
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Switch on the digital thermometer.
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Carefully insert the stainless steel probe into your melted beeswax, ensuring the electronic display remains clear of the hot wax.
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Allow the temperature reading to stabilise.
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Check the displayed temperature before continuing with melting or pouring.
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Carefully remove the probe and allow it to cool.
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Clean the probe appropriately and replace the protective cap before storing.
Why Choose the ApiTek® Digital Beeswax Thermometer?
When making your own beeswax candles, temperature control can make a real difference to the finished result. This practical digital thermometer allows you to monitor your melted wax more closely, helping you avoid unnecessary overheating and work towards beautifully finished candles.
The stainless steel probe makes it easy to take temperature readings, while the digital display provides a convenient way to keep track of your wax as it melts.
Pair it with our beeswax melting pots, candle moulds and candle-making accessories for a practical candle-making setup.
A handy little essential for any beekeeper who loves turning their beeswax into beautiful handmade candles!
Please Note: Always take care when working with hot melted beeswax. Keep the thermometer's electronic housing away from heat and liquids, and only immerse the stainless steel measuring probe to the depth permitted by the manufacturer's instructions. Never leave the thermometer unattended in hot wax or expose it to a naked flame.