Industrial ir thermometer features adjustable high and low temperature visual and audible alarms, with a response time of less than 250ms, helping you quickly identify anomalies and issues. It has an adjustable emissivity setting, allowing you to switch emissivity values for different surfaces to obtain more accurate measurements. Equipped with a trigger lock function, and maximum, minimum, average, and differential value hold functions, it is ideal for processes that require temperature monitoring.
High-Efficiency Laser Targeting for Temperature Measurement
Distance-to-Spot Ratio up to 12:1
Four Special Measurement Values Display
SISCO industrial laser temperature detector with a wide range of applications This versatile tool is ideal for various fields including power distribution inspections, HVAC maintenance, transportation equipment inspections, equipment repairs, automotive troubleshooting, and more. It is designed to meet the needs of professionals across multiple industries, ensuring precise and efficient temperature measurement in diverse environments.
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Model | SISCO-ITHM-306C | ||
Temperature | Temperature Measurement Range | -50°C - 500°C (-58.0°F - 932°F) | |
Accuracy | -50°C - 0°C | ± (2°C + 0.1°C/°C) | |
0°C - 500°C | ± 2°C or ± 2% (Maximum) | ||
-58°F - 32°F | ± (4.0°F + 0.1°F/°F) | ||
32°F - 932°F | ± 4.0°F or ± 2% (Maximum) | ||
Temperature Coefficient | ± 0.1°C/°C or ± 0.1%/°C, (Maximum) ± 0.1°F/°F or ± 0.1%/°F, (Maximum) |
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Distance Coefficient (D:S) | 12 : 1 | ||
Emissivity | 0.1 - 1.0(adjustable) | ||
Response Time | ≤ 250ms | ||
Spectral Response | 8um - 14um | ||
Repeatability | 0.5°C or 0.5% (Maximum) 1.0°F or 0.5% (Maximum) |
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Display Resolution | 0.1°C (0.1°F) | ||
Unit | °C or °F (switchable) | ||
Laser Point | Single point laser (configurable) | ||
Laser power | <1mW @ 10cm | ||
Laser Wavelength | 630nm - 670nm | ||
Laser Safety Level | CLASS 2 | ||
LCD Type | TN Panel | ||
Backlight | Uniform white light | ||
Trigger Lock Function | Configurable | ||
Data Retention | √ | ||
Sound Alarm Function | Configurable | ||
Automatic Shutdown Time | 15s ± 2s(Standing) | ||
Low Battery Display | √ | ||
Drop Test | 1m guaranteed accuracy | ||
Power Supply | 2*AAA (zinc-manganese battery) 2* No. 7 batteries | ||
LCD Size | 25*26mm | ||
Color | Red + Gray | ||
Net Weight | 161.5g | ||
Dimension | 146*78*45mm | ||
Standard Accessories | Battery | ||
Standard Packaging List | Color card, blister, user manual, warranty card |
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Q1: What are some applications of infrared thermometer in industry?
A1: Infrared thermometers find numerous applications across various industries due to their non-contact nature, speed, and accuracy. Some common industrial applications include: manufacturing, HVAC(Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning), electrical maintenance, food processing, metallurgy, automotive, building inspection, firefighting etc.
Q2: How do you store an infrared thermometer?
A2: When storing your infrared thermometer, choose a clean, dry spot away from extreme temperatures. Keep it protected in its case to prevent dust buildup and damage. Regularly check for signs of wear or damage to maintain its accuracy.
Q3: How far away should you hold an infrared thermometer?
A3: The distance at which you should hold an infrared thermometer depends on its spot ratio, which is the ratio of the distance from the thermometer to the object being measured to the diameter of the measurement area. Typically, the manufacturer specifies the spot ratio for the thermometer. As a general guideline, hold the thermometer at a distance that ensures the measurement spot covers the entire target area, ensuring accurate readings.
Tips:Â How does a infrared thermometer work?
An infrared thermometer works by detecting infrared radiation, a type of electromagnetic radiation that objects emit as a function of their temperature. Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how it operates:
1. Emitted Infrared Radiation: All objects emit infrared radiation proportional to their temperature. The hotter the object, the more infrared radiation it emits.
2. Detection: The infrared thermometer has a lens that focuses this emitted infrared radiation onto a detector, typically a thermopile or pyroelectric sensor.
3. Conversion to Electrical Signal: The detector converts the infrared radiation into an electrical signal. The intensity of the radiation (which correlates with the temperature of the object) determines the strength of the electrical signal.
4. Signal Processing: The electrical signal is processed and converted into a temperature reading. The thermometer uses algorithms to account for emissivity (how effectively an object emits infrared radiation) and other factors to ensure accurate temperature measurement.
5. Display: The processed temperature reading is then displayed on the thermometer's screen, providing the user with the temperature of the target object.
In summary, an infrared thermometer measures the infrared radiation emitted by an object and converts it into an electrical signal, which is then processed and displayed as a temperature reading.
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