Infrared Non-contact Measuring Thermometer ST-652

Specifications:

• Use Abroad: Can used for food, safety-inspect, fire inspect, power vehicle and diesel engine, plastic factory etc
• Resolution: 0.2(0.4)
• Measuring Range: -25~600(-13~1,112)
• Response Time: 0.5sec
• Spectral Response: 8~14μm
• Emissivity: 0.99/0.95/0.89/0.85/0.79/0.75
• Battery: One 9V battery
• Measuring Precision: -25~600, ±(1.5%+1) -13~1,112, ±(1.5%+1)
• Ambient Operating Range: -10~40(14~104)
• Relative Humidity: 10~80%RH

Features:

• ST652 infrared thermometer
• Infrared thermometer is noncontact measuring
• Infrared thermometer has inside laser aimer
• Non contact thermometer has white backlight LCD
• D:S=12:1
• Auto-data hold and auto-turn off (Auto turn off after 15sec. when release the button)
• Measuring thermometer is a great many of emissivity symbol
• Can select

Details:

• ST652 infrared thermometer. Infrared thermometer is noncontact measuring

• Infrared thermometer has inside laser aimer. Non contact thermometer has white backlight LCD

• Auto-data hold and auto-turn off (Auto turn off after 15sec. when release the button)

How Do Infrared Thermometers Work:

Infrared Thermometer Basics

• Infrared thermometers measure temperature from a distance. This distance can be many miles or a fraction of an inch. Infrared thermometers are often used in circumstances when other sorts of thermometers are not practical. If an object is very fragile or dangerous to be near, for example, an infrared thermometer is a good way to get a temperature from a safe distance

What Infrared Thermometers Do

• Infrared thermometers work based on a phenomenon called black body radiation. Anything at a temperature above absolute zero has molecules inside of it moving around. The higher the temperature, the faster the molecules move. As they move, the molecules emit infrared radiation--a type of electromagnetic radiation below the visible spectrum of light. As they get hotter, they emit more infrared, and even start to emit visible light. That is why heated metal can glow red or even white. Infrared thermometers detect and measure this radiation

How Infrared Thermometers Work

• Infrared light works like visible light--it can be focused, reflected or absorbed. Infrared thermometers usually use a lens to focus infrared light from one object onto a detector called a thermopile. The thermopile absorbs the infrared radiation and turns it into heat. The more infrared energy, the hotter the thermopile gets. This heat is turned into electricity. The electricity is sent to a detector, which uses it to determine the temperature of whatever the thermometer is pointed at. The more electricity, the hotter the object is

Infrared Thermometer Uses

• Ear thermometers are infrared thermometers. The ear drum has about the same temperature as the inside of the body, but it is very sensitive. Touching the ear drum could damage it, so an infrared thermometer measures its temperature from close by--less than an inch away. Infrared thermometers are also used by fire fighters to detect "hot spots" where the fire is burning fiercely. They are even used in manufacturing. Infrared thermometers can help control the machines that put together delicate, temperature sensitive products like electronics to make sure the components are not accidentally damaged

Infrared Thermometer Information:

The Facts

• According to InfraredThermometers.org, "Infrared thermometers work by focusing infrared heat onto a sensor that can convert infrared energy into temperature units"

Functions

• Infrared thermometers calibrate heating devices such as furnaces and cooking ovens. As they can detect accurate temperature from a distance, they can be helpful in hard-to-reach places such as car engines

Pinpoint

• Pinpoint thermometers are useful for gauging temperature readings in small areas, detecting an accurate reading in an area smaller than a millimeter, reports InfraredThermometers.org

Manufacturing

• Infrared thermometers also work in large areas, such as production lines in a manufacturing facility

Video Cameras

• Used as a video camera device to detect heat, infrared thermometers are most often used by military, police and hunters, InfraredThermometers.org says, to locate animals, people and enemy combatant vehicles

Package Included:

• 1 x Noncontact Measuring Infrared Thermometer