Arctic Hayes Thermometers

Arctic Hayes Thermometers at Tooled-Up.com

Arctic Hayes Thermometers cover the temperature checks tradespeople make on site every day, from probing liquids and solid materials to scanning a surface from a distance. The selection includes the Arctic Hayes Compact Digital Thermometer, the IR99 3 In 1 Infrared Thermometer, the Non-Contact Infrared Digital Thermometer and the Arctic Hayes Stem Thermometer.

These instruments split into two groups. Contact thermometers such as the Compact Digital and Stem models are inserted into or placed against the material being measured. The infrared models read surface temperature without touching it, which suits pipework, radiators and other hot or hard-to-reach surfaces.

Tooled-Up.com stocks Arctic Hayes Thermometers for plumbers, heating engineers and HVAC technicians who want a straightforward, pocketable instrument they can use without fuss.

Key Features of Arctic Hayes Thermometers

• Pocket-sized design: The Compact Digital Thermometer is small enough to carry in a shirt pocket or tool pouch, so it is always to hand for a quick check.
• 100mm probe: The compact digital model's probe suits liquids, semi-solids and solid materials, so one instrument covers a wide range of jobs.
• Digital readout: A digital display gives a clear reading that is easier to note down than a dial.
• Non-contact measurement: The infrared models let you check surface temperatures from a distance, which is useful on hot pipes, flues and components you would rather not touch.
• Multi-function infrared option: The IR99 3 In 1 Infrared Thermometer packs more than one measuring function into a single handheld unit, reducing the number of instruments you need to carry.
• Stem construction: The Stem Thermometer is built for direct insertion measurements, giving a simple, dependable option where a probe-style reading is needed.

Who Uses Arctic Hayes Thermometers?

Arctic Hayes Thermometers suit trades where temperature affects performance, safety or compliance:

• Plumbers: Checking hot and cold water temperatures and confirming outlets and cylinders are performing as expected.
• Heating engineers: Comparing flow and return temperatures, spot-checking radiators and pipework, and fault-finding on site.
• HVAC technicians: Measuring air and surface temperatures during installation, servicing and diagnostics.
• Maintenance engineers: Checking equipment and pipework for hot spots without stopping the system.
• Catering equipment and facilities teams: Taking quick temperature readings on liquids and solid materials as part of routine checks.

Popular Arctic Hayes Thermometers

Arctic Hayes Compact Digital Thermometer

A versatile pocket-sized instrument with a 100mm probe for liquids, semi-solids and solid materials. It is a good all-rounder for plumbers, heating engineers and HVAC technicians.

Arctic Hayes IR99 3 In 1 Infrared Thermometer

A multi-function infrared model for anyone who wants flexibility from a single handheld tool. Browse the Arctic Hayes selection at Tooled-Up.com to check the full specification before you buy.

Arctic Hayes Non-Contact Infrared Digital Thermometer

A dedicated non-contact thermometer for fast surface readings. It suits quick scans of pipework, radiators and equipment where touching the surface is awkward or unsafe.

Arctic Hayes Stem Thermometer

A straightforward stem-style instrument for direct insertion readings, suited to everyday checks where a simple, practical tool is all you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose a contact or an infrared Arctic Hayes thermometer?

Choose a contact model, such as the Compact Digital or Stem Thermometer, when you need to measure the temperature inside a liquid or material. Choose an infrared model when you need a quick surface reading from a distance, or when the surface is too hot or awkward to touch.

What can I measure with the Arctic Hayes Compact Digital Thermometer?

Its 100mm probe is designed for liquids, semi-solids and solid materials. That makes it useful for checking water temperatures as well as other materials you come across on site.

Can an infrared thermometer measure the temperature inside a pipe?

No. Infrared thermometers read the temperature of the surface they are pointed at, not the contents. Readings on pipework can also be affected by surface finish, so use a contact thermometer where you need an internal reading.

How do I check the specification of a particular model?

Each product page lists the specification for that model, including measuring range and features. Check it against your application before ordering from Tooled-Up.