6. Specifications
3. Cautions
The infrared thermometer should be protected from the following:
o Electro Magnetic Fields(created by arc welders, induction heaters and
similar items)
o Thermal Shock (created by large or abrupt ambient temperature changes.
Allow 30minutes for unit to stabilize before use.)
o Do not leave the unit on or near objects of high temperature.
4. Operating
(1) "C & oF Conversion : Press tfre @ button to switch from oC to oF
readings.
(2) Press tne @ button to turn the laser pointer on or off.
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Press the IJU button to hold MAX testing data or min testing data.
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Press LJ9 5utt.. more than 1 sec exit mode
Field of View
The farther the thermometer is from the target, the larger the target
area will be. This relationship between distance and target size is
normally expressed as the distance to spot, or D: S ratio.
At a distance of 10 feet, the "target "spot would be 1 foot in diameter.
The thermometer will display the average temperature across the
target area.
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Temperature Range -30"c- 530'c ( -22'F -986"F )
Accuracy t3"C (tS'F) (-30'C -20'C l-22-68"F)
t2'C (t3'F) or 2o/o reading (20"C -530'C/68'F
-986'F)
Repeatability 2o/o or t2"C (13'F)
Response Time 500ms@95%
Spectral Response 5-14 pm
Emissivity 0.95
Resolution 0.2"c / 0.5"F
Laser Power ( 1mW
Auto Power Time 15 sec
Ambient Operating
Range 0-40'c (32"F -104"F),
<80%RH (no condensing)
Storage
Temp/Humidity
-10'c -60'c (14"F -140'F)
<70%RH
Weight > 150 g (without battery)
Size 166x95x33mm (LxWxH)
Power 9V battery006Por IEC 6F22
Battery Life 12 hours
D:S 10:1