Infrared Thermometer LIFT-T2014

Introduction

Infrared Thermometer offers a temperature range from -50 to 550℃ with fast response time 0.5 sec and wavelength is 8-14 um. The device features a 12:1 distance-to-spot ratio, allowing users to measure temperatures from a safe distance. Its adjustable emissivity enhances accuracy across different surface types. Our Infrared Thermometer is used for quick, contactless temperature checks in medical, industrial, food, automotive, , firefighting, building inspection, and lab settings.

This thermometers is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Infrared Thermometer is used for quick, contactless temperature checks in medical, industrial, food, automotive, , firefighting, building inspection, and lab settings.

Specifications

Temperature Range	-50 to 550℃ (-58 to 1022℉)
Measurement Accuracy	Greater than or equal to 100℃ ±2% Less than or equal to 100℃ ±2%
Measuring Distance Ratio	12：1
Emissivity ()	0.95
Response Time and Wavelength	0.5 sec and (8-14) um
Repeatability	±1% or ±1℃
Resolution	0.1°C or 0.1°F
Storage Ambient Temperature	-20 to 50℃ (-4 to 122℉)
Operating Temperature	0 to 50℃ (32 to 122℉)
Laser Target Pointer Selection	Single Laser
℃/℉ Selection	Available
Backlight Selection	Available
Data Hold Function	Available
Auto Power Off	Available
Low Battery Indication	Available
Battery Model	2pcs battery
Product Dimension	158 × 94 × 42 mm
Net Weight	0.12 Kg
Package Dimension	173× 102× 45 mm
Gross Weight	0.175 Kg

Features

Backlit digital screen

Automatic Shut-off

Low battery indication

Non-contact Measurement

Temperature Unit Selection

FAQs

1. What temperature range does the It infrared thermometer support, and how accurate is it?

It infrared thermometer can measure temperatures from -50°C to 550°C (-58°F to 1022°F), making it suitable for a wide variety of applications. It offers high accuracy ±2% for readings above 100°C and ±2°C for readings below 100°C. The device also features a fast response time of just 500 milliseconds, ensuring quick and reliable results. This precision makes it ideal for use in fields like industrial maintenance, food safety, and medical checks.

2. How does the non-contact measurement feature benefit users?

The non-contact design allows users to measure temperature from a distance without touching the object. This reduces the risk of contamination and infection, making it perfect for medical, food, and lab environments. It also enhances safety when dealing with hot, moving, or dangerous surfaces. The 12:1 distance-to-spot ratio helps ensure accuracy even from a safe distance.

3. What is the significance of the 12:1 distance-to-spot ratio in the It infrared thermometer?

The 12:1 distance-to-spot ratio means that the thermometer can measure a 1 cm spot from 12 cm away (or similar ratio in any unit). This allows users to safely and accurately measure temperatures of objects that are hard to reach or unsafe to touch. It’s especially useful in industrial or settings where distance measurements are often necessary.

4. Why is adjustable emissivity important in the It infrared thermometer?

Emissivity refers to how well a surface emits infrared energy, and different materials have different emissivity levels. The It infrared thermometer lets users adjust the emissivity, which helps improve measurement accuracy across various surfaces like metal, wood, or plastic. This feature is especially valuable in professional settings where precise readings are required on different materials.

5. What features make the It infrared thermometer user-friendly?

The thermometer includes a clear digital display with backlight for easy reading, even in low-light conditions. It has automatic shut-off to save battery, low battery indication, and options to switch between °C and °F. It also includes a laser pointer for precise targeting and operates with two batteries. These features make it convenient for everyday use across many applications like automotive, firefighting, building inspections, and labs.