Infrared Thermometer LIFT-T2027

Introduction

Infrared Thermometer supports thermal detection from -50°C up to 550°C, providing consistent accuracy in varied settings. It offers a fast response time, enabling efficient monitoring in dynamic environments. The multiple temperature modes analyse temperature patterns and detect effectively. Our infrared thermometer ensures dependable results across commercial kitchens, pharmaceutical storage, and mechanical servicing.

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 suitable for quality control in production facilities, thermal mapping in energy audits, machine troubleshooting, solar panel maintenance, boiler inspection, and routine facility management.

Specifications

Temperature Range	-50 to 550℃ (-58 to 1022°F)
Measurement Accuracy	Greater than 0°C: ±1.5°C ; Less than 0°C: ±3°C
Measuring Distance Ratio	12:1
Emissivity	0.1 to 1.0
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)	300 × 200 × 200 mm
Weight	1 Kg

Features

Auto power-off function

Data hold function 

Non-contact operation

Dual-laser targeting system

Compressive alarm system

FAQs

1. How does the Infrared Thermometer handle data management?

Infrared Thermometer includes data retention and reading storage capabilities. This allows users to hold and review the most recent measurement without rechecking the surface. The function is useful when measurements are taken in quick succession or in hard-to-reach areas. It minimizes the chance of missing important temperature changes. Technicians can also analyze data such as maximum, minimum, and average readings. This enables more informed decision-making and enhances operational workflow. The feature supports both field inspections and long-term monitoring tasks.

2. What safety and alert functions are available in the Infrared Thermometer ?

The Infrared Thermometer includes high and low temperature limit alarms. These alerts notify users if the temperature exceeds preset thresholds, helping prevent damage or overheating. Audible or visual indicators make it easy to detect abnormal conditions. This is particularly useful in monitoring equipment that should operate within a specific temperature range. It reduces the need for constant supervision and speeds up response time. The safety feature is crucial in industrial settings where temperature deviations can indicate potential failure. It adds an extra layer of protection and peace of mind.

3. Can the Infrared Thermometer be used on different surfaces?

Infrared Thermometer can be used effectively on a wide variety of materials. This includes metals, plastics, ceramics, and painted surfaces. By adjusting emissivity, users can fine-tune the readings for improved accuracy. This is especially useful when dealing with reflective or uneven surfaces. It helps avoid incorrect temperature readings caused by material type or surface texture. Users in industrial or mechanical fields find this flexibility essential. The unit ensures accurate thermal readings regardless of the application area.

4. Does the Infrared Thermometer have a laser pointer for targeting?

Designed Infrared Thermometer includes a built-in laser targeting feature. This laser helps users accurately aim at the exact spot they want to measure. It minimizes errors caused by measuring a broader area than intended. The laser is particularly helpful when targeting hard-to-reach or hazardous surfaces. Users can confidently monitor equipment or surfaces from a safe distance. This function contributes to both measurement accuracy and user safety. It’s a critical tool in environments where pinpoint thermal monitoring is required.

5. What display features does the Infrared Thermometer offer?

Engineered Infrared Thermometer features a backlit screen. This makes readings easy to see even in dimly lit areas or during night operations. The display shows current temperature, maximum, minimum, and differential values. These multiple modes help users track changes over time or compare different surfaces. It’s designed for clarity, with simple symbols and large fonts. Users working in automotive garages, warehouses, or industrial sites will find this particularly useful. The clear display aids fast, efficient work with reduced risk of misreading values.