| Product Range |
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| PRESSURE INSTRUMENTS |
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| TEMPERATURE INSTRUMENTS |
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| Temperature Transmitters |
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| RTD / Thermocouple |
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| Temperature Gauges |
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| Infrared Pyrometers |
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| IR-280 (-50 to 280°C) |
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| IR-842A (-50 to 550°C) |
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| IR-862A (-50 to 850°C) |
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| IR-872 (-18 to 1250°C) |
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| IR-892 (200 to 1850°C) |
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| IR-922 (200 to 2200°C) |
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| LEVEL INSTRUMENTS |
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| FLOW INSTRUMENTS |
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| HUMIDITY INSTRUMENTS |
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| CLEANROOM INSTRUMENT |
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| HVAC / BMS SENSORS |
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| AIR QUALITY SENSOR |
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| WATER QUALITY SENSOR |
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| VAV BOXES |
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| BTU METER |
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| VALVES |
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| INDICATORS & CONTROLLERS |
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| DATALOGGER |
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| PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS |
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| ACCESSORIES |
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| ONLINE CATALOGUE |
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| CATALOGUE REQUEST |
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IR-872: Infrared Pyrometer (-18 to 1250°C) |
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Model |
: IR-872 |
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Parameters |
: Temperature |
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Range |
: -18 to 1250 C |
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Accuracy |
: ±1.5% of Reading |
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Display |
: LCD |
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Power |
: 9V Alkaline Battery |
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| Description |
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| Infrared Thermometer IR872 measurement principle is the object (such as steel) fired infrared radiant energy into electrical signals with the infrared radiation of the size of objects (such as steel) itself corresponds to the temperature, according to transformed into electrical signals size, determine the objects (such as the molten steel) temperatures. |
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| Specifications |
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Range |
: -18 to 1250 C |
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Accuracy |
: ±1.5% of Reading |
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Resolution |
: 0.1 C or 0.1 F |
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Units |
: C / F |
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Distance to Spot Ratio |
: 12 : 1 |
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Emmissivity |
: 0.1 ~ 1.00 Adjustable |
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Response Time |
: 500 ms |
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Wave Length |
: 8 - 14 um |
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Weight |
: 210 gms |
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Other Features |
: Unit Selection
: Average / Differential Temperature
Measurement
: Maximum / Minimum Temperature
Measurement
: 100 Data Store / Recall Functions
: RS232 Data Communication with Analyzing
Software
: Data Hold Function
: Laser Target Pointer Selection
: Backlight Display Selection
: Auto Power Shut Off
: Low Battery Indication |
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