The Yellow Square set contains three glass alcohol meters with 0–40%, 40–70% and 70–100% scales and a 0–50 °C thermometer in a plastic case. Together they cover 0 to 100% alcohol by volume with ±1% accuracy, while the thermometer, accurate to ±1 °C, lets you track sample temperature. Suited to moonshine, liqueurs, home production and lab checks.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Glass |
| Purpose | Alcohol |
| Set contents | alcohol meters 0–40%, 40–70%, 70–100% and a 0–50 °C thermometer |
| Strength range | 0–100% |
| Accuracy | ±1% |
| Scale | clearly printed figures (1/1) |
| Thermometer | Yes |
| Thermometer range | 0–50 °C |
| Temperature error | ±1 °C |
| Packaging | plastic case for storage and transport |
What you get
- Full strength range — 0–40%, 40–70% and 70–100% scales add up to 0–100%.
- Readable graduations — each meter covers only its own section, with clear figures.
- ±1% accuracy — enough to dilute a distillate to the strength you want.
- Temperature check — 0–50 °C thermometer accurate to ±1 °C.
- Protective case — plastic box for storing and carrying the glass instruments.
Who it is for
Home distillers who check strength during and after a run, people who make liqueurs and infusions, small producers and labs that want a simple glass instrument with no batteries.
Who it is not for
The instruments are glass, so they need careful handling and are not suited to rough use. If you want an electronic meter with a digital readout, this is a different type of tool.
Uses
Measuring moonshine strength; liqueurs, wine and beer; laboratory work; home distilling and production.
In the box
- Alcohol meter 0–40%
- Alcohol meter 40–70%
- Alcohol meter 70–100%
- Thermometer 0–50 °C
- Plastic storage case
Questions and answers
Why three meters instead of one?
Each one covers a single section, 0–40%, 40–70% or 70–100%, so the graduations are wider apart and easier to read.
Which meter should I use for a strong distillate?
Use the 70–100% meter for high-proof spirit and the 0–40% or 40–70% meters once it has been diluted.
Why is a thermometer included?
Alcohol meter readings depend on liquid temperature, so the 0–50 °C thermometer, accurate to ±1 °C, helps you interpret the result correctly.
How should I store the set?
In the supplied plastic case, which is designed for storing and transporting the glass instruments.
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