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Non Contact Infrared Thermometer with Laser Sighting – Pro Series
$29.99
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- Distance-to-spot ratio of 12:1 allows device to measure a 1 in. Dia target area from 12 in. away
- Audible alert sounds when trigger is released
- Bright starburst laser allows easy targeting and accurate readings
- Display holds reading for 8 seconds after trigger is released
- Requires 2 AAA batteries (sold separately)
- Not intended to measure human temperature
80 in stock
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Description
I use the Pro-Series Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer to get accurate temperature readings without touching an object. This device is great for measuring the temperature of electric motors and bearings. Plus, I use it to test water pipes, electrical connections, cooking surfaces or heating vents. Simple to use, just point it at the object, press the trigger and the temperature appears on the screen almost instantly. The blue backlit LCD display automatically holds the temperature reading when the trigger is released and shuts off after 8 seconds to conserve battery life. The Non Contact Infrared Thermometer gauges temperatures from -58°F to 626°F (-50°C to 550°C) within 1.5° accuracy.
Item # THERMNCA non-contact infrared thermometer is a versatile tool for measuring surface temperatures quickly and accurately. One common use is in cooking, where it helps ensure food safety. Home cooks can measure the temperature of meats to confirm they are cooked to safe levels, preventing undercooking or overcooking.
In home maintenance, these thermometers assist in identifying heat loss in windows or walls. By measuring surface temperatures, homeowners can spot areas that require insulation or sealing, leading to improved energy efficiency.
In HVAC applications, I know technicians use non-contact infrared thermometers to check air conditioning systems. For example, they can assess duct temperatures and identify issues with airflow. This helps ensure optimal performance.
Additionally, in automotive settings, these thermometers help mechanics check engine components, such as exhaust manifolds and brakes, for overheating, which can indicate underlying problems.
In the medical field, I know it is not a substitute for more comprehensive assessments. However, I can use it to provide a quick way to gauge surface temperatures, helping to monitor fevers from a safe distance.
Overall, the non-contact infrared thermometer is a practical tool that enhances safety and efficiency across various activities. In addition, I use if for cooking to home maintenance.
