TP300 Digital Probe Thermometer for Candle Making — Long Probe, °C/°F Switch & Hold
TP300 Digital Probe Thermometer for Candle Making — Long Probe, °C/°F Switch & Hold
TP300 Digital Probe Thermometer for Candle Making
The TP300 is a popular digital probe thermometer widely used in candle making for its long stainless steel probe, clear LCD display, and reliable temperature readings. The extended probe length makes it well-suited for use in deep pouring pitchers and larger wax melting pots — keeping your hand safely away from the heat while you monitor temperature.
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This is the same TP300 thermometer included in several of our candle making starter kits, sold here as a standalone unit for replacements or additional setups.
Features
- Model: TP300
- Total length: 24.5cm / 9.65in
- Probe length: 14.5cm / 5.71in (long probe — ideal for deep pouring pitchers)
- Body dimensions: 10cm × 3.5cm × 2.5cm
- Long stainless steel probe — keeps hands clear of heat when monitoring wax in deep pots
- °C / °F switchable — toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit at the press of a button
- Hold function — freezes the reading on screen so you can check the temperature after removing the probe
- Clear LCD display with large digits
- Fast response time — stabilizes within a few seconds
- White body with black buttons — comes in retail blister card packaging
- Powered by button battery (included)
Wax Temperature Guide
Use the TP300 to monitor these key temperatures during candle making:
- Soy wax melt point: 50–55°C (122–131°F)
- Max heating temperature: 80–85°C (176–185°F) — do not exceed to avoid discoloration
- Fragrance addition temperature: 65–70°C (149–158°F) — remove from heat and cool to this range before adding fragrance oil
- Pour temperature: 55–65°C (131–149°F) — pour at this range to minimize sinkholes and surface cracking
- Paraffin wax melt point: 46–68°C (115–154°F) depending on grade
- Beeswax melt point: 62–65°C (144–149°F)
How to Use
- Power on using the On/Off button.
- Insert the long probe into your wax pouring pot. Only the metal probe should contact the wax — do not submerge the body.
- Hold in place for 3–5 seconds until the reading stabilizes on the LCD display.
- Press Hold to freeze the reading before removing the probe if needed.
- Wipe the probe clean with a dry cloth after each use. Allow to cool before storing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this differ from your other candle making thermometer?
This is the TP300 model with a longer probe (14.5cm) and white body — better suited for deeper pouring pitchers and larger wax pots. Our other thermometer has a shorter probe and black body, and is priced slightly lower. Both have °C/°F switching and a hold function.
Is this the same thermometer included in your candle making kits?
Yes — the TP300 is the thermometer bundled in several of our candle making starter kits. Purchase it here as a standalone replacement or spare.
Can I use this for soap making or other crafts?
Yes — the TP300 is suitable for monitoring temperatures in soap making (lye and oil temperatures) and general craft use. Do not use the same probe for food after contact with candle dyes or fragrance oils.
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