LONN-H100 Industrial Infrared thermometers

Product Description

Infrared thermometers are important tools for industrial temperature measurement. It is able to calculate the surface temperature of an object without any contact, which has many advantages. One of the biggest advantages is its non-contact measurement capability, allowing users to quickly and easily measure objects that are difficult to access or that are constantly in motion.

The working principle of an infrared thermometer is to measure the intensity of infrared radiation emitted by a target object. This means it can accurately determine the temperature of an object without physically touching it. This not only ensures the safety of the user, but also eliminates the risk of contamination or damage to sensitive objects. One of the key specifications of an infrared thermometer is its optical resolution, usually expressed as a ratio. For this particular thermometer, the optical resolution is 20:1. The ratio of distance to spot size determines the size of the area being measured. For example, at a distance of 20 units, the measured spot size will be approximately 1 unit. This enables precise and targeted temperature measurements even at a distance. Infrared thermometers are widely used in industrial temperature measurement applications. Its non-contact nature makes it ideal for measuring the temperature of inaccessible objects such as machinery, pipes or electrical equipment. Also, it can be used to measure the temperature of objects that are constantly moving as it provides instant and accurate results without any physical contact.

In conclusion, infrared thermometers are a valuable tool in industrial temperature measurement. Its ability to calculate surface temperature without touching the object is its most significant advantage, making it a convenient and safe choice for measuring inaccessible or constantly moving objects. With 20:1 optical resolution, it provides accurate temperature measurement even from a distance. Its versatility and reliability make it a key instrument in a variety of industrial applications.

Optical resolution

The optical resolution is 20:1, and the corresponding spot size can be calculated approximately by the ratio of distance to spot size of 20:1. (Please refer to the attached optical path for details)

Specifications