Infrared Thermometer LIFT-T2015

Introduction

Infrared Thermometer supports a broad temperature range from -50°C to 400°C, ensuring reliable performance across multiple conditions. It is equipped with advanced a temperature unit switch function for quick conversion between Celsius and Fahrenheit as per user requirements. Offers a high-distance optical ratio, allowing precise measurements without direct contact. Our infrared thermometer is ideal for manufacturing, automotive, electrical maintenance, and inspections. 

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  measures surface temperatures without contact by detecting emitted heat. It is ideal inspections of refrigeration units, systems, electrical panels, industrial equipment, automotive components, laboratory samples, and food safety processes.

Specifications

Temperature Range	-50 to 400℃ (-58 to 752°F)
Measurement Accuracy	Greater than 0°C: ±1.5°C ; Less than 0°C: ±3°C
Measuring Distance Ratio	12:1
Emissivity	0.95 Pre-set
Response Time	0.5 seconds
Wavelength	5 to 14 μm
Repeatability	1% or 1°C
Resolution	0.1°C
Storage Temperature	-20 to 60°C (-14 to 140 F)
Operating Temperature	0 to 40°C (32 to 104 F)
Operating Humidity	10 to 90%
Display	Colour Display
Low Battery Indication	Less than 2.4 V
Power Supply	3 V × batteries
Dimensions (L × W × D)	140 × 90 × 38 mm
Weight	0.202 Kg

Features

Laser-guided accuracy

Non-contact safety

Backlit display

Dual laser targeting

Fast response time

FAQs

1. What kind of surfaces can the Infrared Thermometer measure accurately?

Infrared Thermometer is optimized for measuring a wide range of common materials. This includes organic surfaces, painted metals, rubber, plastics, and wood. The fixed setting ensures consistency and simplifies operation by removing the need to adjust for each new material. While it's ideal for general-purpose use, the device performs best on surfaces that are non-reflective and opaque. In scenarios involving shiny or reflective materials, users may need to apply a matte tape or coating to get an accurate reading. This versatility allows it to be used across multiple industries without extra calibration steps.

2. How does the Infrared Thermometer help in ensuring safety during temperature checks?

Infrared Thermometer , especially for high-temperature or hazardous areas. The 12:1 distance-to-spot ratio allows you to measure surface temperatures from a distance, minimizing the risk of burns or injuries. Its non-contact operation ensures that there is no need to physically touch hot or moving components. The laser targeting system adds another layer of safety by helping you aim accurately without guessing. This is particularly useful when working around hot engines, electrical panels, or industrial machinery. The quick response time also means reduced exposure in dangerous environments. It’s a dependable tool that promotes both accuracy and personal safety.

3. What is the power source of the Infrared Thermometer and how long does it last?

The Infrared Thermometer is powered by a 1.5V battery, making it convenient and affordable to maintain. This battery type is widely available, ensuring that replacements are easy to find when needed. Under normal usage, the battery provides a long operational life, allowing for several weeks or even months of regular measurement before requiring a change. The device features an auto power-off function to conserve energy when not in use. This extends the battery life and reduces the frequency of replacements. The low battery indicator alerts the user in advance, so there are no interruptions during critical measurements. Overall, it’s a practical and energy-efficient solution for everyday use.

4. What type of laser targeting does the Infrared Thermometer use?

The Infrared Thermometer is equipped with a built-in laser pointer to assist with accurate aiming during temperature measurement. This laser provides a visual guide to the exact spot being measured, reducing the chance of incorrect readings from adjacent areas. It’s especially helpful when working with small components or distant surfaces. Laser targeting ensures confidence in every reading, especially in environments where pinpoint accuracy is critical. It helps users avoid guesswork, allowing for more reliable results even in complex settings. The function is user-friendly and requires no separate calibration. The laser significantly enhances ease of use and precision for technicians.

5. Is the Infrared Thermometer suitable for food safety checks?

Designed Infrared Thermometer can be effectively used for quick surface checks in food-related environments. It helps monitor temperature on cooking appliances, hot holding trays, and packaging areas. While it is not intended for internal food temperature, it assists in verifying surface temperatures to comply with hygiene standards. For example, it can ensure hot food stays above 60°C or cold items below 5°C on serving lines. The non-contact design helps maintain sanitary conditions without touching the food directly. It is a helpful supplementary tool in kitchens, catering services, and food transportation. Always pair it with a probe thermometer for internal food temperature requirements.