Description
The ebro FOM 330-1 is a HACCP-compliant frying oil tester and oil quality measuring instrument that helps determine the optimal time for an oil change. Aged frying oil can contain potentially health-relevant substances such as acrylamide, which may transfer into the fried food and reduce its quality. By indicating precisely whether the oil can still be used, the device supports consistently high product quality while monitoring the prescribed limit value for TPM (polar compounds). Premature oil changes are avoided, which helps lower operating costs and prevents inferior frying results. Measured variables are temperature and TPM. The measuring range covers +50 °C to 200 °C and 0 % to 40 % TPM, with resolution of 0,1 °C and 0,5 % and accuracy of ± 1 °C and ± 2 %. The unit weighs approximately 200 g, offers IP67 protection and measures 314 × 54 × 22 mm. Power is supplied by a user-replaceable 3 V lithium battery; a factory calibration certificate is included. The FOM 330-1 set from manufacturer Ebro – a Xylem brand is delivered with a hand guard in a carrying case that shields against heat and splashing oil, ensures safe handling and provides storage space for the instrument, documents and optional reference oil CO 330.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 set
- Measured variables: Temperature, TPM (polar compounds)
- Measurement range: +50 °C to 200 °C, 0 % to 40 % TPM
- Accuracy: ± 1 °C, ± 2 %
- Resolution: 0,1 °C, 0,5 %
- Protection class: IP67
- Technical Information Sheet:
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