Infrared Thermometer LIFT-T2017

Introduction

Infrared Thermometer offers a temperature range from -50 to 600℃ and has Response time 0.5 sec and Wavelength is 8-14 um. Our Infrared Thermometer has a non-contact temperature measuring device that detects infrared radiation emitted by an object or surface to determine its temperature. It allows for quick, hygienic, and safe temperature measurement from a distance. It 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 600℃ (-58 to 1112℉)
Measurement Accuracy	Greater than or equal to 100℃ ±2% Less than or equal to 100℃ ±2%
Measuring Distance Ratio	12：1
Emissivity ()	0.1 to 1.0
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℉)
Data Storage	99 Groups
High/Low temperature Alarm Setting	Available
Percentage Of Remaining Battery-Power	Available
/// Temperature Measurement	Available
Laser Target Pointer Selection	Dual Laser
℃/℉ Selection	Available
Voice On/Off	Available
Backlight Selection	Available
Data Hold Function	Available
Auto Power Off	Available
Battery Model	DC 9V battery × 1
Product Dimension	186 × 114 × 48 mm
Net Weight	0.184 Kg
Package Dimension	206× 127× 60 mm
Gross Weight	0.319 Kg

Features

Laser Pointer

Digital Display

Backlight Display

Automatic Shut-off

Compact and Portable

Adjustable Emissivity

FAQs

1. What is the temperature range and accuracy of the It Infrared Thermometer, and why is it important?

It infrared thermometer offers a wide temperature range from -50°C to 600°C (or -58°F to 1112°F), making it suitable for a broad range of applications. This wide range allows users to measure extremely cold as well as very hot surfaces without needing different tools. In terms of accuracy, the thermometer ensures precise readings with a measurement accuracy of ±2% for both low and high temperatures. This level of accuracy is crucial in professional settings such as medical, industrial, and food safety applications, where even slight temperature differences can affect outcomes, safety, or quality. The thermometer's high repeatability and fine resolution of 0.1°C or 0.1°F make it reliable for regular and consistent use.

2. How does the It Infrared Thermometer measure temperature without contact, and what are the benefits of this method?

It infrared thermometer works by detecting the infrared radiation naturally emitted by any object or surface. It then converts that infrared energy into an electronic signal that is displayed as a temperature reading. This non-contact technology means the thermometer does not need to touch the surface being measured. This feature offers many advantages. It allows for safe measurement of hot, dangerous, or hard-to-reach objects, reduces the risk of contamination when used for medical or food purposes, and speeds up the process by allowing rapid screening without physical contact. This makes it especially useful during health crises such as pandemics, in busy kitchens, or around high-voltage machinery where touching the object could be hazardous.

3. What user-friendly features does the It Infrared Thermometer include to enhance ease of use and efficiency?

It infrared thermometer is packed with features designed to make operation simple, efficient, and accurate. It includes a digital display with backlight for easy reading in dark or bright environments and dual laser pointers to help users accurately aim at the target spot. The thermometer also offers automatic shut-off to preserve battery life, an adjustable emissivity setting to account for different surface materials, and a memory that stores up to 99 data points for later review. Users can switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit and use voice or visual alarms for high or low temperature thresholds. It also supports , , , and readings, which are helpful when comparing multiple measurements. These features make the device very practical for both beginners and professionals.

4. In which fields or industries can the It Infrared Thermometer be used, and what makes it suitable for those environments?

It infrared thermometer is designed to be highly versatile and is used across various industries and professional environments. In medical settings, it provides quick, hygienic temperature checks without physical contact. In industrial areas, it helps monitor the temperature of machines, motors, and electrical systems to detect overheating and prevent equipment failure. In the food industry, it ensures that cooking and storage temperatures meet safety standards. Automotive technicians use it to spot engine or brake overheating. It is also useful for technicians checking heating or cooling systems, firefighters detecting hotspots, building inspectors finding heat leaks or insulation problems, and researchers in laboratories monitoring temperature-sensitive processes. Its wide temperature range, fast response time, and contactless measurement make it ideal for all these applications.

5. Why is the It Infrared Thermometer a good choice for both professionals and home users?

It infrared thermometer is a smart choice for professionals due to its accuracy, durability, and advanced features, but it’s also very accessible for home users. With a lightweight design (just 0.184 kg) and compact size, it's easy to carry and operate. Its user interface is simple, with clear buttons, voice alerts, and a backlit display. For professionals, the ability to store up to 99 readings, set alarms, adjust emissivity, and select // temperatures makes it a valuable diagnostic tool. For home users, it can be used to check cooking temperatures, monitor appliances, or detect drafts and heat loss in the home. The combination of precision, portability, and ease of use makes it a reliable and convenient tool for a wide range of users.