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Infrared non-contact thermometer, with laser guidance, -50~600 °C, D:S 8:1, MT-4602, PRO'S KIT

Name: Infrared non-contact thermometer, with laser guidance, -50~600 °C, D:S 8:1, MT-4602, PRO'S KIT
Brand: PRO'S KIT
SKU: 108413
Price: 24.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

Infrared non-contact thermometer, with laser guidance, -50~600 °C, D:S 8:1, MT-4602, PRO'S KIT - 1

Infrared thermometer gun type MT-4602 with a distance to measuring spot ratio of 8:1, temperature measurement range - 50 to 480 °C, power supply 2x AAA batteries (not included), for non-contact measurement of object temperature. Not suitable for measuring body temperature.

Manufacturer:

PRO'S KIT

Model:

MT-4602

Individual Warranty:

24 months

Company Waranty:

12 months

Weight:

0.167 Kgs

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SKU: 108413

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Description

Remote Thermometer

The infrared thermometer is used for non-contact measurement of hard-to-reach places and objects or those with a high temperature that does not allow close, physical contact. It is most often used in the control of temperature values in heating equipment, furnace, fireplace, stove, oven.

Infrared thermometer PRO'S KIT

low battery indication;
automatic shutdown after 12 sec;
switching from °C to °F;
maximum measurement;
memory - 20 measurements;
laser sight;
automatic display backlight;
power supply - 2x AAA (1.5VDC) batteries (not included);

Features

When choosing an infrared thermometer, the parameter D:S must be taken into account (distance to spot) Example: in this case we have a gun with D:S 8:1, which means that if we measure an object at a distance of 8 m, the spot that the thermometer will measure will be 1 m, so the device will give us an average value of the temperature of the measured "spot".