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Temperature range of -7° to 248°F (-22° to 120°C). Compact unit easily fits in pocket. Point the unit at the surface to be measured then press the ON button. Use the F/C button to select fahrenheit or centigrade scale. One-time measurement Mode acts as a "data hold" for obtaining readings in hard-to-reach areas. Automatically powers off after 30 seconds. RTEMPB120 complies with EN 50 081-1:1992, EN 50 082-1:1992, IEC 801-2:1984, IEC 801-3:1984 and IEC 801-4:1988.
Footnote:
Close focus IR thermometers should be held a distance of 0.5 to 2 inches from surface to be measured to obtain an accurate reading (spot size 0.35").
Additional Features:
Pinpointing radiator core restrictions
Checking exhaust and emission control problems
Measuring catalytic converter temperatures
Diagnosing exhaust manifolds for combustion problems
Measuring tire temperatures
Measuring race track temperatures
Measuring bearing, rotor, drum, or brake temperatures for potential problems
HVAC-Use for temperature room balancing, check supply/return registers duct work, monitor steam traps, furnace performance plus use in energy audits.
$55 shipped to the CON-US, payment by Money Order or PayPal sent as gift
$50 local sale, cash or Paypal sent as gift
Temperature range of -7° to 248°F (-22° to 120°C). Compact unit easily fits in pocket. Point the unit at the surface to be measured then press the ON button. Use the F/C button to select fahrenheit or centigrade scale. One-time measurement Mode acts as a "data hold" for obtaining readings in hard-to-reach areas. Automatically powers off after 30 seconds. RTEMPB120 complies with EN 50 081-1:1992, EN 50 082-1:1992, IEC 801-2:1984, IEC 801-3:1984 and IEC 801-4:1988.
Footnote:
Close focus IR thermometers should be held a distance of 0.5 to 2 inches from surface to be measured to obtain an accurate reading (spot size 0.35").
Additional Features:
Pinpointing radiator core restrictions
Checking exhaust and emission control problems
Measuring catalytic converter temperatures
Diagnosing exhaust manifolds for combustion problems
Measuring tire temperatures
Measuring race track temperatures
Measuring bearing, rotor, drum, or brake temperatures for potential problems
HVAC-Use for temperature room balancing, check supply/return registers duct work, monitor steam traps, furnace performance plus use in energy audits.
$55 shipped to the CON-US, payment by Money Order or PayPal sent as gift
$50 local sale, cash or Paypal sent as gift
