Thermometers Direct

Home Brewing Thermometers

Home Brewing Thermometers

Thermometers are key to creating a successful brew of beer or wine, at Thermometers Direct, we stock a range of thermometers that perform exceptionally when used for home brewing. Whether you are brewing for commercial use or as a hobby, differences in temperature can have a huge impact on the end result. There are three stages where a brewing thermometer for wine making or beer making will assist you as these are when temperature matters most, they are:

Stage 1:  Measuring the temperature of the wort (the malt that has fermented when making beer) repeatedly throughout the process.

Stage 2: Measuring the temperature of the mash.

Stage 3: Measuring the temperature of the yeast before pitching.

If you enjoy Home brewing please check out our other web site www.the-home-brew-shop.co.uk for a whole range of beer, Wine, Cider kits and anything to do with home brew
 

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Comark PDQ400 Waterproof Thermometer
Comark PDQ400 Waterproof Thermometer
£24.00
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Room Thermometer Max Min | ETI 810-121
Room Thermometer Max Min | ETI 810-121
£13.20
£14.40
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pH Pal Meter ETI 813-513
pH Pal Meter ETI 813-513
£72.00
£76.80

01 December 2024  |  Daniel

Speedy delivery


28 October 2024  |  Simon

Oh so easy. clear description, easy to order and pay and speedy and efficient delivery. Bought two for around the house and easy to re-set to see Max and Min temperatures so will be very useful in spotting colds areas/rooms across the house and when these occur eg time of day of during the nights.


17 June 2024  |  Robert

This product is very good and yet is very cheap. I am using this thermometer in my conservatory in addition to another outside the property - therefore I know what the temperature is both outside and in the conservatory.
By monitoring the temperature in the conservatory (that is entirely glass) the temperature rises in the conservatory between 2 and 5 degrees more than the house temperature and allowing me to open the conservatory door to the inner house and let all that heat into the house - whereby I can actually switch off the house heating and save a lot of money on expensive gas and electricity.