CDN Infrared Gun User manual

Perfect For
•Non-contactsurfacetemperatures
Easy To Use
•1-secondresponse
•8-beamlasertargetillumination
•Backlit
•Data-hold
•One-buttonoperation
Features
•Shatterproof
•Memory
•Maximum,minimum,difference,averagewithlockfor
continuousscanning
•Highandlowalerts
•Distance:spot=12:1
•Batterystatusindication
•ABSplastic
•Auto-off
•Batteriesandinstructionsincluded
Get Professional Results
Every Time!
Monitoringtemperatureisessentialtokeepingfood
safe.TheversatileIN1022isperfectforanyapplication.
Simplypointtheinfraredsensorlenstowardthetarget
andpressthetriggertogetaquickreadingofsurface
temperatures.
Maximum, Minimum, Difference
and Average Modes
TheIN1022alsooffersMaximum,Minimum,Difference
andAveragemodes.Maximummodedisplaysthehighest
temperatureamongmultipletargets.Minimummode
displaysthelowesttemperatureamongmultipletargets.
Differencemodedisplaysthedifferencebetweenthe
maximumandminimumtemperaturemeasurements
ofmultipletargets.WhileAveragemodedisplaysthe
averagetemperaturemeasurementsofmultipletargets.
Lock Mode
Lockmodecontinuouslymeasuresthetemperature
forupto60minutes.Thisisparticularlyusefulfor
continuoustemperaturemonitoring.
High and Low Alerts
TheIN1022providesaprogrammablehighandlowalert
formeasurementsthatareoutofthedesiredrange.
Note:Removestickerfromdisplaybeforeuse.
Note:Inthefollowinginstructions,namesofthecontrol
buttonsareshowninCAPS.Functioninformationthatappears
onthedisplayisshowninBOLD CAPS.
Battery Installation
ReplacebatterywhenLCDbecomesdimoralarm
leveldeclines.Powerofftheunitbeforeinstallingthe
batteries.Amalfunctionmayoccurifthepowerison
whenthebatteryisinstalled.Ifamalfunctionoccurs,
restartthedevice.
1.Removebatterycoverbyslidingitinthedirectionof
thearrow.
2. Installtwo1.5VAAAbatteriesobservingpolarity
shownincompartment.
3.Replacethebatterycoveruntilitclicksshut.
Model: IN1022
Infrared Gun
-76to+1022°F/-60to+550°C

Operating Instructions
Mode Selection: E
Ø
âEá
Ø
MAX
Ø
MIN
Ø
DIF
Ø
AVG
Ø
HAL
Ø
LAL
A. Temperature Scale
ToselecttemperaturereadinginFahrenheit
orCelsius:
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. Pressthe°C/°Fbuttontochangethescale.
B. Backlit Display
Toturnthebacklitdisplayonandoff:
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. Pressandholdthetriggerandthenalsopress
theLOCKbuttontoturnthebacklitdisplayonand
off.TheBACKLIGHT icon( )appearsinthetop
portionofthedisplaywhenon.
C. Laser Light
Toturnthelaserlightonandoff:
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. Pressandholdthetriggerandthenalsopressthe
C°/F°buttontoturnthelaserlightonandoff.The
LASER icon( )appearsinthetopportionofthe
displaywhenon.
E. Lock Mode
Thisisparticularlyusefulforcontinuoustemperature
monitoringforupto60minutesandcanbeusedwith
Minimum,Maximum,DifferenceandAveragemodes.
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. PresstheLOCKbutton.LOCKappearsinthetop
portionofthedisplaywhenon.
3.Thethermometercontinuouslydisplaysthe
temperatureforupto60minutesorrestartsthe
timeifthetriggerispressedagain.
F. Infrared Thermometer
Note:TheIN1022isintendedforfoodserviceuse—donotusefor
safetyrelatedapplications.
1. Infrared Scanning
1.Distance:Spot = 12:1
Forexample,ifthesurface
areabeingmeasuredis
10"indiameter,thenthethermometermustbe
within120"ofthetargetforanaccuratereading.
2. Aimtheinfraredlensatthetargetandpress
thetriggertodisplaythesurfacetemperature.
Ifon,thelaserlightautomaticallyilluminates
thetarget.
3.The8-beamlaserlightformsacirclethatdenes
theareaofmeasure.Makesurethecircleis
smallerthantheareabeingmeasured.Ifthe
laserlightcircleislargerthantheareabeing
measured,thereadingwillincludeambient
temperaturesandmakethereadinginaccurate.
4. Measurementcontinuesaslongasthetriggeris
pressed.Thenewestreadingupdatesthedisplay.
5. Whenthetriggerisreleased,HOLDappearson
thedisplayandthelastreadingremainsvisible
for60secondsbeforetheunitautomatically
powersoff.
2. Emissivity
Everythinggivesoffacertainamountofradiation.
Emissivityisthemeasureofthisthermalradiation.
Theinfraredthermometerissuppliedwithadefault
emissivityof0.95,whichstandardformostuses.
Theemissivityofthethermometercanbechanged
from0.1(10E)to1(100E).Only experienced
personnel should attempt to make changes.
Forinformationrelatingtotheemissivityofspecic
materials,pleasecontactCDN.
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. PresstheMODEbuttonuntilEappearsinthe
lowerleftcornerofthedisplay.Thecurrent
emissivitysettingappearsinthelowerright
cornerofthedisplay
3.PresstheMODEbuttonagaintoadjustthe
emissivityvaluein0.01(1E)incrementsinthe
EmissivityEditMode.âEáappearsinthelower
leftcornerofthedisplay.
4. Pressthe°C/°Fbuttontodecreasethe
emissivityvalue.PresstheLOCKbuttonto
increasetheemissivityvalue.Pressandholdfor
fastadvance.
5. PresstheMODEbuttonagaintoexitEmissivity
EditModeandenterMAXMode.
Note:Non-contactinfraredthermometersarenot
recommendedforuseinmeasuringthetemperatureof
shinyorpolishedmetals.
3. Maximum Mode
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. PresstheMODEbuttonrepeatedlyuntilMAX
appearsinthelowerleftportionofthedisplay.
3.Aimtheinfraredlensatthetargetandpressthe
triggertodisplaythesurfacetemperature.
4. Measurementcontinuesaslongasthetrigger
ispressedorfor60minutesinLockMode.
TheMAXreadingdisplaysthehighest
temperatureamongmultipletargets.
4. Minimum Mode
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. PresstheMODEbuttonrepeatedlyuntilMIN
Distance:Spot(FOV)=12:1
Emissivity=0.1~1,Step.01
WaveLength=8µm-14µm
CAUTION: Never point the unit and/or laser towards
anyone’s eyes. Do not look directly into the laser
beams — permanent eye damage may result. Keep
away from children.

appearsinthelowerleftportionofthedisplay.
3.Aimtheinfraredlensatthetargetandpressthe
triggertodisplaythesurfacetemperature.
4. Measurementcontinuesaslongasthetrigger
ispressedorfor60minutesinLockMode.
TheMINreadingdisplaysthelowesttemperature
amongmultipletargets.
5. Difference Mode
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. PresstheMODEbuttonrepeatedlyuntilDIF
appearsinthelowerleftportionofthedisplay.
3. Aimtheinfraredlensatthetargetandpressthe
triggertodisplaythesurfacetemperature.
4. Measurementcontinuesaslongasthetrigger
ispressedorfor60minutesinLockMode.
TheDIFreadingdisplaysthedifferencebetween
themaximumandminimumtemperaturesof
multipletargets.
6. Average Mode
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. PresstheMODEbuttonrepeatedlyuntilAVG
appearsinthelowerleftportionofthedisplay.
3. Aimtheinfraredlensatthetargetandpressthe
triggertodisplaythesurfacetemperature.
4. Measurementcontinuesaslongasthetrigger
ispressedorfor60minutesinLockMode.
TheAVGreadingdisplaystheaverage
temperatureofmultipletargets.
7. Error Messages
TheIN1022incorporatesvisualdiagnostic
messagesasfollows:
1.HIorLOisdisplayedwhenthetemperature
beingmeasuredisoutsidetheinfraredrangeof
theinstrument.
a. HIindicatesthatthetemperatureishigher
than+1022°F/+550°C.
b. LOindicatesthatthetemperatureislower
than-76°F/–60°C.
2. Allowaminimum30minutesforthe
thermometertostabilizetotheworking/room
temperature.
a. ER2isdisplayedwhenthethermometeris
exposedtorapidchangesintheambient
temperature.
b. ER3isdisplayedwhentheambient
temperatureexceeds32°F/0°COR
122°F/50°C.
3.Forallothererrormessagesitisnecessaryto
resetthethermometer.
a. Waitforthethermometertopoweroff.
b. Removethebatteryandwaitforaminimum
ofoneminute.
c. Reinstallthebattery(seeBattery Installation).
d. PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
e. Iftheerrormessageremains,pleasecontact
CDNforfurtherassistance.
G. Temperature Alerts
1. High Alert
Analertwillsoundwhenthemeasuredtemperature
exceedsthealerttemperaturesetting.
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. PresstheMODEbuttonrepeatedlyuntilHAL
appearsinthelowerleftportionofthedisplay.
3.Pressthe°C/°FbuttontodecreasetheHigh
Alerttemperature.PresstheLOCKbuttonto
increasetheHighAlerttemperature.Pressand
holdforfastadvance.
4. PressthetriggertoconrmtheHighAlert
temperaturesetting.
2. Low Alert
Analertwillsoundwhenthemeasuredtemperature
exceedsthealerttemperaturesetting.
1.PresstheMODEbuttonortriggertoturnthe
thermometeron.
2. PresstheMODEbuttonrepeatedlyuntilLAL
appearsinthelowerleftportionofthedisplay.
3.Pressthe°C/°FbuttontodecreasetheLow
Alerttemperature.PresstheLOCKbuttonto
increasetheLowAlerttemperature.Pressand
holdforfastadvance.
4. PressthetriggertoconrmtheLowAlert
temperaturesetting.
H. Battery Status
Thethermometerincorporatesvisualbatterystatus
indication:
1. Battery OK:measurementsarepossible
2. Battery Low:replacebatterywithtwo1.5V
AAAAlkalinecells;measurementsarepossible
3. Battery Exhausted:replacebattery;
measurementsarenotpossible
EMC/RFI
Readingsmaybeaffectediftheunitisoperatedwithinaradio
frequency electromagnetic eld strength of approximately
3voltspermeter,buttheperformanceoftheinstrumentwill
notbepermanentlyaffected.

Care of Your Product
•Thesensorlensisthemostdelicatepartofthe
thermometerandshouldbekeptcleanatall
times.Takecarewhencleaningthelens.Useonlya
softclothorcottonswabwithwaterorrubbingalcohol.
Allowthelenstodryfullybeforeusing
thethermometer.
•Donotsubmergeanypartofthethermometerinwater.
Wipecleanwithadampcloth.
•Storethethermometeratroomtemperaturewithin
32to122°F/0to50°C.
Precautions
•Disposeofusedbatterypromptlyandkeepawayfrom
children.
•Keepthebatteriesandunitawayfromchildren.
•Donotcleanthecasewithabrasiveorcorrosive
compound,whichmayscratchtheplasticandcorrode
theelectroniccircuits.
•Donotsubjecttheunittoexcessiveforceshock,
dust,temperatureorhumidity,whichmayresultin
malfunction,shorterelectroniclifespan,damaged
batteryanddistortedparts.
•Donottamperwiththeunit’sinternalcomponents.
Doingsowillinvalidatethewarrantyontheunitand
maycauseunnecessarybatterydamageanddistorted
parts.
•Donotsubjecttheunittoexcessiveexposuretodirect
sunlight.Theunitisnotwaterproof—donotimmerseit
intowaterorexposetoheavyrain.
•Toavoiddeformation,donotplacetheunitinextreme
temperatures.
•Donotusethethermometerinamicrowaveoven.
•Alwaysreadtheusersmanualthoroughlybefore
operating.
Specifications
Measurement Range -76to+1022°F/-60to+550°C
Operating Range 32to122°F/0to50°C
Accuracy,
(Tobj=59-95°F/15-35°C,
Tamb=77°F/25°C)
±2.7°F/±1.5°C
Accuracy,
(Tamb=73±37.4°F/23±3°C)
Tobj=-76to+32°F/-60to0°C:
±(3.6°F/2°C+0.05/degreeC)
Tobj=32to1022°F/0to550°C:±2%
ofreadingor4°F/2°Cwhicheveris
greater
Emissivity Range 0.95default;adjustable0.1to1,
step.01
Resolution
(14.18to392°F/-9.9to199.9°C)
0.1°F/0. 1°C
Response Time(90%) 1second
Distance:Spot 12:1
Power Supply 2DC1.5VAAAAlkalinebatteries
Battery Life Typ.18,min14hourscontinuoususe
Dimensions 4.43Wx5.82Hx1.63D
(inches)/112.58Wx147.93Hx41.36
D(mm)
Weight 5.1oz/145g(includingbatteries–
AAAx2pcs)
CAUTION: Avoid keeping the thermometer too close to
objects that continuously generate high heat for long
periods (i.e., hot plate). This can cause the thermometer
to overheat.
CE Note: This device could be sensitive to electrostatic
discharge.Ifelectrostaticdischargeormalfunctioningoccurs,
pleasere-installthebatterytoresetthisunit.

© 01-2016 Component Design Northwest, Inc. Made in China CD9999246en - 1/16 L-DESIGN 614.525.1472
The information in this document has been reviewed and is
believedtobeaccurate.However,neitherthemanufacturernor
itsafliatesassumeanyresponsibilityforinaccuracies,errors
or omissions that may be contained herein. In no event will
themanufactureroritsafliatesbeliablefordirect,indirect,
special,incidentalorconsequentialdamagesarisenbyusing
this product or resulting from any defect/omission in this
document,evenifadvisedofthepossibilityofsuchdamages.
The manufacturer and its afliates reserve the right to
make improvements or changes to this document and the
productsandservicesdescribedatanytime, withoutnotice
orobligation.
1-Year Limited Warranty:Anyinstrumentthat
provestobedefectiveinmaterialorworkmanship
withinoneyearoforiginalpurchasewillberepaired
orreplacedwithoutchargeuponreceiptofthe
unitprepaidat:CDN,POBox10947,Portland,OR
97296-0947.Thiswarrantydoesnotcoverdamage
inshipmentorfailurecausedbytampering,obvious
carelessnessorabuse.
Formoredetailed
informationonour
products,pleasevisit
cdn-timeandtemp.com.
USDA SAFE FOOD TEMPERATURES
*Beef,Veal,Lamb–well....160°F...71°C
*Beef,Veal,Lamb–medium. 145°F.. 63°C
*Beef,Veal,Lamb–rare ....140°F.. 60°C
Poultry ..................165°F...74°C
*Pork/Ham–pre-cooked...145°F.. 63°C
GroundMeat.............160°F...71°C
* 3minutesresttime
OIL TEMPERATURE GUIDE
325–375°F/163-190°Cisthenormaldesired
temperaturefordeepfrycooking.
Note: When food is added to hot oil, the temperature of
theoilimmediatelydropsatleast50°F/28°C.Youwillneed
to bring the oil temperature back to the desired cooking
temperature.Fryingatlowertemperaturesresultsinlighter
color,lessavordevelopmentandincreasedoilabsorption.
DEEP FRY TEMPERATURE GUIDE
DeepFryLo.....325-340°F....163-170°C
DeepFryHi......3 40 - 36 5°F....170 -18 5°C
Shrimp.............350°F........177°C
Chicken.............355°F....... 180°C
Onions..............370°F....... 188°C
Fish ................375°F........191°C
Doughnuts/Fritters...375°F........191°C
FrenchFries.........380°F....... 193°C
CANDY TEMPERATURE GUIDE
Jelly ................220°F........104°C
Thread......... 230–234°F...110–112°C
SoftBall....... 234–240°F...112–115°C
FirmBall ....... 244–248°F...118–120°C
HardBall....... 250–266°F...121–130°C
SoftCrack...... 270–290°F...132–143°C
HardCrack..... 300–310°F...149–154°C
Caramelize.....316–338°F...158–170°C
HIGH ALTITUDE ADJUSTMENT
FOR CANDY-MAKING
STAGE 2,000 feet 5,000 feet 7,500 feet
SoftBall 230–236°F 224–230°F 219–225°F
FirmBall 238–24 4°F 232–238°F 227–23 3°F
HardBall 246–26 4°F 240–258°F 235–253°F
SoftCrack 266–286°F 260–286°F 255–275°F
HardCrack
296–306°F 290–300°F 285–295°F
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