Thank you for choosing the
Temp-16 Precision RTD
Thermometer.This versatile
hand-held instrument
provides highly accurate
temperature measurements
and is designed for easy
operation which includes the
following features:
Voltages present at the RTD may also be
present at the battery terminals. Always
disconnect the RTD when changing
batteries.
Weak batteries should not be left in the
instrument. Dead batteries can leak and
cause damage to unit.
The typical battery life is about 700 hours.
Selected settings are stored in memory and
will remain in memory even after power
is turned off, or while batteries are being
replaced.
1. To insert thermometer into the optional
rubber armor, slide in from the top of
meter before pushing the bottom edges
of meter down to set it into position. Lift
up the stand at the back of meter for
bench top applications if necessary.
2. To remove thermometer from armor,
push out from the bottom edges of
meter until it is completely out of boot.
Press the on/off key. The thermometer
performs a self-test and all display digits and
indicators should remain on for
approximately two seconds before the meter
enters measurement mode.
If a probe is not connected or if the probe is
defective, the display will indicate “OPEN”.
°c
Figure 6: Display when no probe is detected
For optimum instrument accuracy, allow one
minute for ambient temperature stabilization.
If the unit has been stored at an extreme
ambient condition, more time will be needed.
A STABLE indicator appears at the top right
corner of the display when reading is
continuously stable for 5 seconds.
To freeze reading, press hold. Press hold
key again to release the reading and resume
normal operation.
HOLDSTABLE
24.6
°c
Figure 7: HOLD and STABLE function
The display will show “Ur” (under range) or
“Or” (over range) if the temperature reading
is out of range of the instrument.
Press the min/max key to toggle between
the minimum and maximum readings. The
minimum and maximum reading function is
ideal for monitoring unattended operations
while continually displaying every
temperature change that occurs. The
minimum and maximum values are sensed
and automatically stored. To exit and clear
the MIN/MAX reading stored, press and hold
the min/max key for 3 seconds.
13. AUTO OFF FUNCTION
The thermometer has a default auto off
function of 17 minutes.
To deactivate this function, press the
min/max key while turning the thermometer
on with the on/off key. “A.OFF no” flashes
to show indicate that the auto off function
has been disabled for that session.
The CAL function allows single point
calibration of the thermometer at 0°C (32°F)
to compensate for probe offset error. Use
the field calibration feature to improve
thermometer/probe accuracy.
The Temp-16 Precision RTD Thermometer
comes with a calibration lock function to
prevent accidental changes to calibration
settings. A field calibration can only be
performed when the function has been
unlocked. To unlock field calibration, follow
steps 1 through 4 in FIELD CALIBRATION
UNLOCK section.
To calibrate:
1. Pack sensing end of probe in a
container tightly packed with crushed ice
and filled with distilled water. Allow
temperature to stabilize.
2. Press and release the cal key for 3
seconds to enter the calibration mode.
The CAL indicator starts blinking.
Release the cal key.
3. If the measured temperature is from
-5°C to 5°C (23 to 41°F) when the
temperature reading is stable, press the
cal key.
The CAL indicator will stop blinking, and the
reading will be set to 0°C (32°F). The CAL
indicator will remain in display, indicating
that field calibration is now active.
If “Err” is displayed, the displayed reading is
outside the above limits.
NOTE: Press any key (except the cal key)
while in calibration mode to abort
calibration.
released, the unit will go to
measurement mode (Figure 11).
STABLE
°c
Figure 11: Unit goes to measurement mode
17.
FIELD CALIBRATION LOCKOUT
The calibration lockout feature prevents any
field calibration changes. The lockout
remains in effect until an unlock has been
performed. To lock the field calibration
operation:
1. Turn the thermometer off.
2. Hold the cal key and °C/°F key down
simultaneously, then press the on/off
key. Do not release cal and °C/°F keys
until the measurement mode is on
display.
3. If field calibration lockout is successful,
the version-model window appears
without the CAL indicator (Figure 12).
released, the unit will return to
measurement mode (Figure 13).
STABLE
°c
Figure 13: Unit returns to measurement mode
18. MAINTENANCE
Properly used, the thermometer should
maintain calibration indefinitely and not
require service other than occasional
cleaning of the housing and changing of the
batteries. Do not clean with abrasives or
solvents. Use mild detergents; never
immerse nor use excessive fluid.
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