Meet the Inkbird IBBQ-4T 4-Pack Replacement Probes. These color-coded stainless-steel probes are designed to work with the IBBQ-4T WiFi Bluetooth thermometer, delivering consistent temperature readings during grilling, smoking, or roasting. Note: they are compatible only with IBBQ-4T models; using them with other thermometers may lead to inaccurate results.

What is included and how they help

This four-pack includes a red, yellow, green, and blue probe, letting you monitor multiple foods or different zones at once in the app. The cable length provides flexible placement away from heat while you tend the grill; the 5.3-inch probe tips stay sensitive and fast in action.

• 4 replacement probes in red, yellow, green, and blue
• Stainless steel, food-grade construction for durability and repeated use
• Cable length 119 cm; each probe is 5.3 inches long
• Color coding helps you quickly identify different foods or dishes

Key specs you may want to know

• Temperature range: 0°C to 300°C (short-term); 0°C to 250°C for extended monitoring
• Accuracy: ±2°F / ±1°C
• Compatibility: only with IBBQ-4T thermometer
• Materials: stainless steel probes; food-grade

Why consider replacement probes? They offer a practical way to expand your setup, keep calibration consistent, and replace a single lost or damaged probe without buying a new unit. The color variants help you track several items—perfect for busy cooks who juggle multiple roasts, vegetables, or room-temperature checks. With durable construction and simple swaps, you can refresh your kit without disruption to your cooking flow.

Real-world uses

Imagine flipping between racks of meat on a smoker, each probe in a different color, and watching temperatures rise in your app. You might place a blue probe in a large brisket while keeping a red probe near a quick-searing steak—each reading updating in real-time as you tend the fire. In day-to-day kitchen setups, color-coded probes help you manage diverse recipes at once, from grilled veggies to room-temperature stage checks.

Care and maintenance is straightforward: rinse after use, dry, and store with other probes. If a probe becomes damaged, swap it out quickly to maintain consistent monitoring across your cooks.