Alcohol Meter & Thermometer 3-Piece Hydrometer Set

Accurate Alcohol Measurement for Home and Lab Use

This Alcohol Meter with Thermometer 3-Piece Set is designed for reliable measurement of alcohol concentration in spirits, wines, and other fermented beverages. Each set includes three glass hydrometers with different measuring ranges and a matching glass thermometer, all stored in a sturdy wooden box for protection and organization. The instruments are calibrated for use at 20°C (68°F), the standard reference temperature for alcohol testing.

The hydrometers are made from clear glass for easy reading of the scale, while the wooden storage case keeps the instruments secure when not in use and makes transport straightforward. The alcohol meters cover a 0-100% volume range, clearly divided into three reading zones (0-40, 40-70, and 70-100) to help you quickly find and interpret the correct value. The included thermometer (0-50°C) allows you to verify that your sample is at the proper testing temperature before taking a reading.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Complete measurement set - Includes 3 hydrometers, 1 thermometer, and a fitted wooden box for storage and transport.
• Supports consistent fermentation - Helps monitor alcohol content during brewing, winemaking, and distilling processes for more predictable results.
• Easy to use and maintain - Simple float-and-read operation; just clean, dry, and store in the box after use to protect the glass components.

FAQ

Q: What liquids can I measure with this set?
A: It is suitable for measuring alcohol content in spirits, liqueurs, wines, and other clear fermented beverages. It is not intended for very dense or highly viscous liquids.

Q: Do I need to adjust for temperature?
A: Yes. The hydrometers are calibrated at 20°C (68°F). Use the included thermometer to check that your sample is at or near this temperature for the most accurate results.

Q: Is this set suitable for beginners?
A: Yes. The set comes with an English user manual that explains how to prepare the sample, float the hydrometer, and read the scale correctly.