TempPro TP30 Infrared Thermometer, -50°C to 550°C

The TempPro TP30 infrared thermometer measures surface temperatures without contact, with a stated range of -50°C–550°C. Its backlit LCD, adjustable emissivity and maximum, minimum and average readings suit checks around cooking areas, vehicles and home heating, but it is not designed to measure human body temperature.

At a glance

Non-contact infrared readings are intended for surface temperatures, not internal food temperatures or human body readings.
Emissivity can be adjusted to match the surface material, and the display shows MAX, MIN and AVG for the last scan.
The backlit display is stated to switch off after 90 seconds of inactivity to conserve battery life.

Price

£15.17Save 20%

Reference price: ~~£18.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Wide stated temperature span covers checks from below freezing to well above boiling.
Adjustable emissivity offers a way to adapt readings to different surface materials.
MAX, MIN and AVG scan readings plus a backlit screen make quick spot checks easier to review.

Cons

It measures surface temperature only, so it is not a substitute for a probe thermometer when an internal food temperature is needed.

Technical specifications

20 specifications

Identity
Brand	TempPro
Model	TP30

Measurement
Temperature range	-50°C–550°C (-58°F–1022°F)
Accuracy claimed	±1.5%
Adjustable emissivity	0.1–1.0
Distance-to-spot ratio	12:1
Response time claimed	<500Ms
Resolution	0.1 degree

Display and readings
Screen technology listed	LCD
Display type	Digital
Display feature	Backlit
Scan readings	MAX/MIN/AVG

Connectivity and controls
Wireless connection listed	Infrared

Power and battery
Power configuration	Battery Powered
Battery requirement	2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Display shut-off	automatically shuts off after 90 seconds of inactivity

Dimensions and build
Weight listed	0.13 Kilograms
Length	15.3 Centimetres
Outer material	Plastic
Colour	orange

What to know before buying

Do not use this thermometer to measure human body temperature. Customer feedback reports mixed experiences with accuracy, including some readings said to be 10 degrees or more off, so confirm critical measurements with a suitable reference.

What’s in the box

Included

1x Laser Infrared Thermometer
2x 3A Batteries
User manual

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Checking surface temperatures on cooking equipment, grills and pans.
Spot-checking car engine surfaces, AC vents and household repairs.
Buyers who need a handheld non-contact surface thermometer with adjustable emissivity.

Less suited to

Measuring human body temperature or the internal temperature of food.
Applications where an unconfirmed reading could be safety-critical without verification.

TempPro TP30 Infrared Thermometer, -50°C to 550°C · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 1,483 ratings

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4 stars16%16%
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Customer feedback describes the thermometer as good quality, versatile and good value, with cooking-zone checks mentioned as a practical use. Accuracy and temperature range feedback is mixed, including reports of readings being 10 degrees or more off. That matters when using its broad claimed range for cooking or repair checks, so verify readings where precision is important.

Positive themes

Customers describe the build quality positively.
Customers mention versatility and value for money.

Mixed feedback

Accuracy feedback is mixed, with some customers unsure of readings and reports of readings being 10 degrees or more off.
Temperature-range feedback is mixed despite the broad range claimed in the listing.

Frequently asked questions

Can the TP30 measure human body temperature?

No. The listing says it is not designed for human body temperature. It measures surface temperature.

Can it measure the inside temperature of food?

No. It is a non-contact infrared surface thermometer. Use a suitable probe thermometer for internal food temperatures.

What temperature range is claimed?

The feature listing claims -50°C–550°C (-58°F–1022°F). Other specification fields give different endpoints, so check the listing details before relying on a boundary value.

What does the display show?

The listing says it displays the maximum, minimum and average temperature from the last scan. It also describes a backlit LCD.