What is the temperature range of the Infrared Thermometer Laser Temperature Gun?
The temperature range is from -58°F to 788°F (-50°C to 420°C).
How does the infrared thermometer work?
The thermometer continuously scans for temperature by aiming and pulling the trigger, holding the last temperature reading when the trigger is released.
What is the accuracy of the temperature readings?
The accuracy is ±1.5% (±2.7°F/±1.5°C).
What is the distance to spot ratio of this thermometer?
The distance to spot ratio is 12:1, allowing accurate readings from distances up to 4.92 feet.
Is the laser dot the actual measurement point?
No, the red dot of the laser is not where the temperature is being taken; the actual surface being measured is about 2 cm below the laser point.
What materials can this thermometer measure?
It can take accurate temperature readings of a wide variety of everyday materials, including plastic, appliances, ovens, HVAC systems, and cooking/baking foods.
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Product Details
The Infrared Thermometer Laser Temperature Gun is designed for easy and accurate temperature measurement of various surfaces. With a temperature range of -58℉ to 788℉, it is suitable for cooking, HVAC, and more. The device features a distance-to-spot ratio of 12:1, allowing you to measure temperatures from a safe distance without direct contact. The backlit LCD display is user-friendly, enabling you to switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius with ease.
Non-contact measurement for safety
Quick response time under 500 milliseconds
Fixed emissivity for consistent readings
Auto power-off feature to save battery
Pros & Cons
Pros
Easy to use with a simple trigger mechanism
Non-contact design for safe temperature readings
Quick response time for efficient measurements
Compact and lightweight for portability
Cons
Limited to surface temperature measurements only
Accuracy may vary slightly based on surface type
Laser dot may not indicate exact measurement point
