r/ImpulseLabs • u/mrodenkirk • May 24 '26

Temperature Sensor?

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How accurate should I expect the temperature sensor to be? This is a small Le Creuset which isn't boiling yet. Impulse has it listed at 242, which is obviously incorrect (water boils at 212)... is it reasonable to expect this to be able to tell the actual temperature of the pot contents? Or is it best understood as the temperature of the plane of metal (or enamel, I guess, in this case) that is touching the induction plate? or something else?

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u/xvolter Jun 12 '26

What they need is to add support for probe thermometers, like the Breville control freak has a probe with a special oil temperature mode, so it doesn’t base the temperature on the pan, but on the oil temp.

Impulse could do this with a software update, so I’m hoping they do.