The FT3700 and FT3701 are non-contact thermometers using infrared rays, accurately pinpointing the spot with a two-beam laser marker. The infrared temperature guns identify the surface temperature of an object by measuring the energy level of the infrared rays emitted from the object without physically coming in contact with it.
Measurement temperature range : -60.0 to 550.0 ˚C (-76 to 1022 ˚F), 0.1 ˚C resolution Accuracy : -35.0 to -0.1 ˚C (-31.0 to 31.9 ˚F) : ±10 %rdg. ±2 ˚C 0.0 to 100.0 ˚C (-32.0 to 212.0 ˚F) : ±2 ˚C -- 100.1 to 500.0 ˚C (212.1 to 932.0 ˚F) : ±2% rdg. Note) -60.0 to -35.1 ˚C (-76.0 to -31.1 ˚F), and over 500.1 ˚C (932.0 ˚F) : Accuracy not specified Response time : 1 sec (90%) Measurement wavelength : 8 to 14 µm Thermal emissivity compensation : ε=0.10 to 1.00 (0.01 step) Measurement field diameter : ε=0.10 to 1.00 (0.01 step) Sighting : Two-beam laser marker Max 1 mW (class 2), Red Functions : Continuous measurement mode, MAX/ MIN/ DIF (MAX - MIN)/ AVG measurement, Alarm, Backlight, Auto power-off Power supply : LR03 (AAA) alkaline battery ×2, 150 mVA, Continuous use of 140 hours (With laser marker, backlight and buzzer are OFF)
From storage to shipping, it’s important to monitor the temperature of your products to ensure that they are being stored in optimal conditions. Quick to setup, simple to use, the Hi148 Thermologgers are ideal for monitoring temperature in applications such as food processing, transportation, museums, and horticulture
From storage to shipping, it’s important to monitor the temperature of your products to ensure that they are being stored in optimal conditions. Quick to setup, simple to use, the Hi148 Thermologgers are ideal for monitoring temperature in applications such as food processing, transportation, museums, and horticulture
From storage to shipping, it’s important to monitor the temperature of your products to ensure that they are being stored in optimal conditions. Quick to setup, simple to use, the Hi148 Thermologgers are ideal for monitoring temperature in applications such as food processing, transportation, museums, and horticulture