Infrared Thermometer with LASER pointer (-32°C to +420°C)

UNI-T infrared thermometer with LASER pointer for non-contact temperature measurement

SKU 8240-TP224EAN 6935750530177Brand: UNI-TProduct type: Thermal imaging & temperature

Description

UNI-T infrared thermometer with LASER pointer for non-contact temperature measurement. It features a backlit LCD display, selectable readings in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit, and automatic power-off. Temperature readings are instantaneous (250 ms), with storage of minimum and maximum thresholds during continuous, prolonged scanning. Stores up to 5 sets of values. Package includes: thermometer, 9-volt battery, belt pouch for transport, and instructions.

Technical Features

  • Fast measurements via trigger press
  • LASER pointer (can be disabled) used as a sight for the measurement area
  • Selection of °C or °F
  • Records MAX, MIN, AVG, DIFF
  • Color LCD display with backlight
  • Resolution: 0.1°C / 0.1°F
  • Battery charge indicator
  • Automatic power-off
  • WARNING: this device contains a Class 2 LASER (power

ENGLISH MANUAL

Technical Specifications

  • Measurement range: -32°C to +420°C (-25.6°F to +788°F)
  • IR accuracy: ±1.5°C or 1.5%, repeatability: ±0.7°C or 0.7%
  • Resolution: 0.1°C / 0.1°F
  • Response time:
  • LASER wavelength: 630nm ~670nm
  • Auto power-off: after about 8 seconds of inactivity
  • Distance-to-spot ratio: D/S = 12:1
  • Power supply: 1 9V battery (included)
  • Dimensions (mm): 160x74x48
  • Weight: approx. 204 grams

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