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Published: June 28, 2008 | Source: Scythe | Author: Matthew Fogg

Scythe Kama Thermo (Wireless)

Testing
 
Scythe state that the Scythe Kama Thermo (Wireless) has an accuracy tolerance of +/- 2 degrees Celcius, which is a little less accurate than the Kama Thermo at +/- 1 degree Celcius. In order to assess its accuracy, I will be verifying the Kama Thermo (Wireless) temperatures with a digital thermometer and taking a few random temperature readings to see how it performed.
 
The results of my testing has been included below:
 
Temperature measurements Method Kama Thermo (Wireless) Digital Thermometer Body Temp 36.3 deg C 36.9 deg C Boiled water (left to stand)  63.8 deg C  64.5 deg C  Oven temperature (90 deg C)  88.6 deg C  89.8 deg C  Ambient temperature  20.3 deg C  21.2 deg C
 
 
Observations
 
As we can see the Scythe Kama Thermo (Wireless) handles the temperature testing quite well and all measured temperatures fell within the specified accuracy tolerance of +/- 2 degrees Celcius. Interestingly, for the last test (ambient) the Scythe Kama Thermo (Wireless) managed to record the ambient temperature when according to Scythe it shouldn’t have been able to. Well done Scythe!

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