RayTemp® 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type-K Thermocouple Socket

- With type K thermocouple socket. - Infra range -60 to 500°C, probe -64 to 1370°C. - Differential and average temperatures. - Two-in-one thermometer. - Instruction manual - Technical sheet - User Manual - Certificate of conformity The RayTemp 8 infrared thermometer is compact, gun-shaped, lightweight and easy to use. Simply aim, then pull the trigger to display the temperature of the item being measured. The LCD display gives a digital temperature readout over a range of -60 to 500°C. This infrared thermometer has a clear, easy-to-read LCD display with low battery indication and incorporates an auto power-off feature that turns the instrument off after 60 seconds, maximizing battery life. The RayTemp 8 now features an eight-point circle laser indicator, which allows you to precisely target the diameter of the area to be measured. As you approach or move away from the target, the laser circle changes in diameter. The three-button keypad of the RayTemp® 8 allows the user to select °C / °F and max / min. In addition, the difference between the maximum and minimum temperature and the average temperature can be displayed. Two instruments in one The RayTemp® 8 Infrared Thermometer incorporates a miniature Type-K thermocouple probe socket (probe not included) that allows a wide range of Type-K thermocouple probes to be used for a variety of temperature measurement applications, including air, liquid and surface temperatures. Range - Infrared: -60 to 500°C Range - probe: -64 to 1370°C Resolution: 0.1°C or °F (-9.9 to 199.9°C) or 1°C Accuracy - Infrared: ± 2°C or ± 2% of whichever is greater Accuracy - probe: ± 1°C or ± 1% of whichever is greater Field of view: 12:1 target ratio Emissivity: 0.95 by default - adjustable from 0.01 to 1 Battery: 2 x AAA alkaline Autonomy: 180 hours of continuous use Display: Custom LCD Backlight: Yes Dimensions: 40 x 66 x 155mm Weight: 185 grams Housing material: ABS plastic Warranty: one year Measurement scale: Celsius / Fahrenheit