HoldPeak 970A User manual

Non-contact infraredthermometer
Instruction manual
1Introduction
Compact,rugged and easytouse. Justaimand pushthe
button, read currentsurfacetemperaturesinless than a
second.Safelymeasuresurface temperaturesofhot,
hazardousorhard-to-reach objectswithoutcontact.
Howit works
Infrared thermometermeasuresthe surfacetemperature
ofan object.Theunit sopticssenseemitted, reflected,
and transmitted energywhich iscollectand focused onto
adetector.Theunit selectronicstransmitted energy
which isdisplayon the unit.Forincreased easeand
accuracythe laserpointermakesaiming even more
precise.
Cautions
Infrared thermometershouldbe protected forthe
following:
--EMF(electro-magneticfields) fromarcwelders,
induction heaters.
--Thermalshock(causebylarge orabruptambient
temperaturechangesallow1hours forunit tostabilize
before use).
--Donotleavethe unit onornearobjectsofhigh
temperature.
Warning
Donotpointlaserateyeorindirectlyoffreflective
surfaces.
1. When take measurement,pointthermometertoward
the objecttobemeasuredandholdtheyellow
trigger.Theobjectundertestshouldbe large than
the spotsize calculated bythe fieldofview
diagram.
2. Distance spotsize:Asthe distance fromthe
objectincrease, the spotsize ofmeasuring area
becomeslarge.
3. Fieldofview: Make surethe targetislargerthan the
unit sspotsize. The smallerthe targetthe close
measuredistance. When accuracyiscritical,make
surethe targetisatleasttwice aslarge asthe spot
size.
4. Emissivity:Mostorganicmaterialsand painted or
oxidized surfaceshavean emissivityof0.97.
Inaccuratereadingswill result frommeasuring
shinyorpolished metalsurfaces.Tocompensate,
coverthe surface tobe measured withmasking tape
orflatblack paint.Measurethe tape orpainted
surface when the tapeorpainted reach the same
temperature asthe materialunderneath.
2Quickstart instruction
1．LCD display:
ADataHold
BSCAN icon
CLaserpointerturn on prompt
Dbacklightpointerturn on prompt
EK-type contactthermocoupleon prompt（onlyfor
K-type ）
FLowVoltage icon
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2.Locating ahotspotaimthe thermometeroutside the
area ofinterest,then scan across withup and down
motionsuntil you locatethe hotspot.(pleaseturnon the
laserto foraccurate measuring)
3.Diagramdescription
(1) MEAS button：Pressthemeasurementbuttontodisplay
the surfacetemperature.
(2) Backlight/Laserpointerbutton ：pressit forturn
on Back light,pressagainforturnoff，When
productworking,press it forturnon Laserpointer,
press again forturn off.
(3) K-type thermocouplebutton ：Press forturnon
K-type thermocouplemeasuremode （onlyfor
K-type）.
Note:Asaresult ofoperation principledifferent.the
measureresult maybe haveafewerrorofNTCand
infrared, it isnormalsituation.
(4) Celsius/Fahrenheit switch button:press directfor ℃
/ 0Fselect.
(5) LCD
(6) Batterydoor: When replacebatterydoor,please
using the fingerindentstopull open the battery
door.
3Maintenance
1) Lenscleaning:Blowoffloseparticlesusing clean
compressed air.Gentlybrushremaining debris away
with a moistcotton cloth.
2) Casecleaning:Clean thecasewithadamp
sponge/cloth and mild soap.
3) Pleasetakeoutthebatterywhen notusingforalong
time.
Note:
1) Do notuse solventto clean lens.
2) Do notsubmerge the unit in water.
4specifications
Temperature
range -30℃to275℃(-22to5270F)
Accuracy
±2℃,-30℃to0℃(-22to320F)
±1℃,0℃to65℃(32to1490F)
±1.5% of rdg+1℃,≥65℃(1490F)
Emissivity 0.95
Ambientoperating
range 0℃to~60℃(32to1400F)
Relativehumidity 10-95%RH noncondensing
Storagetemperature -20~60℃(-4~1400F)withoutbattery
Ambienttemp
range ofguarantee
for accuracy 23 ~28
Weight/dimensions 81g;56.5×20.5×95.0mm
Power 1.5VAAA×2
Batterylife(alkaline)
Lasermodels:12hrs
Displayspotsize 6:1
Note:
Display AL”meansAmbient templower than 0 ”;
Display AH”meansAmbienttemphigher than 60℃”;
DisplayabovecodeinnormalAmbienttemp,probable
meansthis meter wasbroken.
Attachedlist ：ApplicableEmissivityfor
DifferentMaterial ( Forreference only)
Material Emissivity Material Emissivity
Asphaltum
0.90 to 0.98
Textile（Black）
0.98
Beton 0.94 Human Skin 0.98
Cement 0.96 Soap bubble 0.75 to 0.80
Sand 0.90 Charcoal
（powder）0.96
Soil 0.92 to 0.96
Lacquer 0.80-0.95
Water 0.92 to 0.96
Lacquer
（reluster）0.97
Ice 0.96 to 0.98
Rubber（Black）
0.94
Snow 0.83 Plastic 0.85-0.95
Glass 0.90 to 0.95
Timber 0.90
Ceramic 0.90 to 0.94
Paper 0.70-0.94
Marble 0.94 Chromic oxide
0.81
Gypsum 0.80 to 0.90
CopperOxide 0.78
Compo 0.89 to 0.91
Iron Oxide 0.78 to 0.82
Brick 0.93 to 0.96
Stainlesssteel
and Aluminum
0.2-0.3
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