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Inkbird Up to 20% off discount for Bluetooth BBQ Thermometer

KenInk

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Hi folks,

Inkbird February welfare is coming again. Following are promotion codes for you guys.
NOTE:The code only valid within Five days.
End date: February 5th.

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HET 20% code: PPJF6FWE (Fast read thermometer with magnet, 180 degree probe rotation)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078SQD4B3

IBT-4XS 15% code: WQ3GV2YA (Bluetooth thermometer with magnet and USB charge cable)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076QDC5VL

IBT-2X 15% code: 972OWJAX (Bluetooth thermometer wit 2 probes)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N9RVIHT

IRF-2S 15% code: S83U6ZYO (1000 feet wireless thermometer)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076BMHY2D
 
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Thanks Kenink. Got the 6x. Nice discount.
 
Thanks Ken! I just ordered the instant read unit. I really appreciate your dedication to making BBQ friendly devices and deals for the brethren.


All the best,
Ed
 
I've blown through a few wireless thermometers that haven't been worth chit. They either lose connectivity (frequently), or they poop out. I've got a 60 year-old house with brick construction. Although the receiver is only about 20' away, this has been an issue. I really only need a basic unit: one meat probe is all I need. I'm thinking the IRF-2S is the logical option as I don't think Bluetooth would reach. Was wondering if you have or are considering incorporating wifi -- I do have a booster on the patio.
 
I've blown through a few wireless thermometers that haven't been worth chit. They either lose connectivity (frequently), or they poop out. I've got a 60 year-old house with brick construction. Although the receiver is only about 20' away, this has been an issue. I really only need a basic unit: one meat probe is all I need. I'm thinking the IRF-2S is the logical option as I don't think Bluetooth would reach. Was wondering if you have or are considering incorporating wifi -- I do have a booster on the patio.

Different people like different style thermometer. Yes, IRF-2S (great range) is a good option to you. And wifi connecting is easy to lose signal too. Our tech team hasn't created a type of wifi thermometer with stable and strong signal now.
And our tech team are doing a basic type of thermometer. No need to connect phone or other thing. It can be used immediately once you plug the probe. :grin:
 
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