New Model ANENG TH202 Infrared Thermometer Non-contact -50℃~600℃ Digital Laser Temperature Meter LCD Display Portable Pyrometer Point Gun Tester Tools

Professional ANENG TH202 Infrared Thermometer Non-contact -50℃~600℃ Digital Laser Temperature Meter LCD display Portable Pyrometer Point Gun Tester

Introduction:

This series of infrared thermometers can measure the surface temperature of opaque objects. The optical components of the measuring instrument can sense the reflected and transmitted energy emitted by objects, and collect the energy onto the detector, making it suitable for quickly measuring the surface temperature of various high-temperature, toxic, or difficult to contact objects.

The thermometer consists of an optical system, photoelectric sensor, signal amplifier, signal processing circuit, and LCD display. The optical system gathers the infrared energy radiated from the surface of an object to a photoelectric sensor, which converts the energy into corresponding electrical signals. The signals are then converted into readings and displayed on an LCD through a signal amplifier and signal processor circuit.

Packaging content:( Without Battery)

1 * TH202 Infrared Thermometer 1 * Packaing box 1 * Manual

Safety Notice

1. Warning:

To avoid potential harm to users, please read and follow the instructions below Please do not aim the laser at the eyes or indirectly aim it at the eyes through reflective surfaces when using this device; The measuring instrument cannot measure through transparent surfaces such as glass/plastic, otherwise the value measured by this instrument will be the surface temperature of the transparent object; Steam/ash layer/smoke or other particles can form obstacles to the lens of the instrument, affecting the accuracy of the measurement.

2. Attention:

To avoid damaging the thermometer or the device being tested, please protect them from the following effects. EMF fields generated by arc welding machines and induction heaters; Thermal shock (due to significant or sudden temperature changes caused by the environment, wait for 30 minutes for the thermometer to reach a stable state before use). Do not place the thermometer near or on high-temperature objects.

Voltage: 180–260 V