ThermoWorks Launches Signals BBQ Thermometer with Advanced Wireless Features
Salt Lake City, Saturday, 24 May 2025.
ThermoWorks’ new Signals BBQ Alarm Thermometer leverages Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to enhance cooking precision, allowing users to monitor multiple meats remotely for improved control and culinary perfection.
Revolutionizing Precision Cooking
The Signals BBQ Alarm Thermometer by ThermoWorks introduces a game-changing approach by integrating Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies within its design, thereby offering an unprecedented level of flexibility and accuracy in temperature monitoring. This device is specifically engineered for versatility, appealing to not only competition BBQ teams but also professional chefs and home users who are passionate about achieving precision in their cooking outcomes [1][2].
Technical Specifications and Features
The thermometer is equipped with four temperature monitoring channels, each utilizing Pro-Series temperature probes known for their commercial-grade accuracy and durability. It allows the tracking of diverse cooking methods ranging from smoking and oven-roasting to Sous Vide, excluding broiling. The device features a large backlit display and a robust, weather-resistant case, ensuring it can withstand the elements during outdoor cooking sessions [1][2].
Comparative Analysis and Market Position
In the competitive market of wireless thermometers, Signals stands out through its robust connectivity and user-friendly app integration, allowing real-time data monitoring and alerts. Compared to devices like the FireBoard 2 and Meater Plus, which offer varying numbers of probe ports and connectivity options, Signals provides a balance of features suitable for both amateur and professional culinary endeavors [3][4].
European Market Availability
Currently, Signals is available in European markets, distributed through outlets that cater to both casual and professional culinary enthusiasts. The inclusion of accessories such as a USB-C charging cable, UK adapter, and magnet-based placement options further enhance its usability in diverse cooking environments commonly found across Europe [2][4].