General Tools Mini Infrared Thermometer, D:S=1:1
General Tools's Mini Infrared Thermometer is fast, easy to carry, and easy to use!
Item #: T100-9642
Manufacturer: General Tools & Instruments Co Llc
Manufacturer Item #: IRT105
Product Type: Infrared Thermometers
Your Price $59.95
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| Price: | $59.95 | $58.00 | $55.55 |
This Mini Infrared Thermometer is one of the smallest infrared thermometers available on the market. It features an LCD display and provides about 40 hours of continuous operation with the include lithium battery.
Features:
- Temperature Range -27 to 428°F (-33 to 220°C)
- Accuracy ±2% of reading or ±2°C
- 0.1° resolution for accurate readings
- Selectable temperature units F/C
- 1:1 Distance to spot size ratio
- Emissivity (preset to 0.95) adjustable from 0.10 to 0.95 in 0.01 steps
- LCD display
- Measure modes include Maximum, Minimum and “Lock” for continuous temperature scanning
- Lithium battery (included) typically provides 40 hours continuous operation
- Automatic power OFF
Spec Summary:
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Measurement Range: |
-27 to 428°F ( -33 to 220°C) |
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Ambient Operating Range: |
14 to 122°F (-10 to 50°C) |
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Accuracy: |
+/-1°F, +/-0.6°C |
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Accuracy: |
+/-2%, 2°C |
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Resolution: |
0.1°F / 0.1°C |
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Response Time (90%): |
< 0.5 second |
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D:S: |
1:1 Distance-to-spot size ratio |
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Emissivity: |
0.95 (adjustable from 0.10 to 1.00 in 0.01 steps) |
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Update Frequency: |
1.4Hz |
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Dimensions: |
0.7 x 1.45 x 2.7 inches |
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Wave Length Response: |
5-14um |
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Weight (no battery): |
1 oz |
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Weight (with battery): |
1.2 oz |
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Modes: |
Min, Max, Lock (allows for continuous temperature scan) |
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Comments: |
LCD error messages: |
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Batteries: |
CR2032 Lithium battery |
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Battery Life: |
Typical 40 hr., minimum 30hr. |
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Good Design
Cons
- Cheap Materials
- Poor Design
- Wears Out Quickly
Best Uses
- Inside
- Outside
- Small Jobs
Comments about General Tools Mini Infrared Thermometer, D:S=1:1:
While this is convenient and accurate it didn't last long. It just died spontaneously, not dropped, not wet, nor exposed to extreme temperatures or pressure. The measurement range is only good for room temperature situations. I would still like another pocket mini IR thermometer just not this model. The soft rubber button material, in my experience, will deteriorate in a few years from finger contact, its also squishy and unsure feeling; I'd prefer it made of regular plastic and it wouldn't cost much more to do.
Pros
- Compact
Cons
- Difficult To Use
Best Uses
- Minor Projects
Comments about General Tools Mini Infrared Thermometer, D:S=1:1:
Compact size is a nice feature. Lack of a laser beam with the type of measureing we do in an industrial setting makes it not the best choice.
Pros
- Accurate
- Compact
- Ergonomic Design
- Lightweight
- Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
- Commercial
Comments about General Tools Mini Infrared Thermometer, D:S=1:1:
Rapid checking of office space temperatures without having to carry any large bulky or time consuming equipment.
Pros
- Accurate
- Compact
- Ergonomic Design
- Lightweight
- Reliable
Cons
- Lacks Laser beam
Best Uses
- Commercial
- Professional in field
Comments about General Tools Mini Infrared Thermometer, D:S=1:1:
I do home energy assssments and carry a variety of themal measuring devices including a $10,000 thermal imaging camera. I also own a nice accurate spot radiometer about the size of a large deck of cards that I bought 15 years ago for $600.
This device doesn't replace the camera, but for the price of a few cups of cappocino, it matches the accuracy of the $600 unit, but would fit in a watch pocket--which is where I carry it as I go through the house.
A few pages of guidance to the user as to issues of emissivity and other concerns in using such a device would be useful. The lens appeture of this unit seems to be designed to copmpensate for emissivity problems at close range but I doubt that most users are aware of that feature.
Pros
- Not reliable
Cons
- Inaccurate
Best Uses
- Commercial
Comments about General Tools Mini Infrared Thermometer, D:S=1:1:
Great design.
Compact.
Reading not are not accurate.
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