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Bimetal thermometer with three inch dial showing 50 to 500F range four inch stem back connection

Pic Gauges

Pic Gauges B3B4-Q Bimetal Thermometer 50/500F 4in Stem Back

SKU CH-NGNW-ZS42H

A bimetal thermometer measuring 50 to 500°F with a 4-inch stem and back connection

  • Wide temperature range from 50 to 500 °F
  • Bimetal sensing element for reliable mechanical operation
  • Three-inch dial face for clear readability
  • Four-inch stem with back connection for panel mounting

Bimetal Thermometer for High-Temperature Checks

This Pic Gauges bimetal thermometer reads from 50 to 500F with a 3-inch dial and a 4-inch stem. The back connection suits panel or pipe mounting where a bottom stem would not fit. Electricians and HVAC technicians can verify heater, oven or process temperatures at a glance.

Users Who Need a Different Temperature Span

The fixed 50 to 500F range does not suit cryogenic work or low-ambient refrigeration checks. Buyers who need a digital read-out, data logging or alarm outputs will not find those features here. Installations that require a bottom-mounted stem should choose a model with that connection style.

Highlights

  • Wide temperature range from 50 to 500 °F
  • Bimetal sensing element for reliable mechanical operation
  • Three-inch dial face for clear readability
  • Four-inch stem with back connection for panel mounting

Specifications

BrandPIC GAUGES

Questions about this item

Which temperature range suits a 50 to 500F bimetal thermometer?

The 50 to 500F range covers common electrical and mechanical checks where surface or ambient heat stays within those limits.

What does the 500F upper limit mean when the probe is inserted in a real machine?

It marks the highest temperature the dial can indicate; sustained exposure above 500F risks permanent calibration drift.

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