General Tools IRT4 User Manual

The meter conforms to the following standards:
• EN 50081-1/1992: EN 55022
• EN 50082-1/1997: EN 55024 (EN 61000-4-2/-3/-8, ENV 50204)
The meter complies with the essential protection requirements of Council Di­rective 89/336/EEC on the approxima­tion of the laws of Member States relat­ing to electromagnetic compatibility.
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Congratulations on your purchase of the MANNIX Infrared Thermometer, Model IRT4. The compact size lets you get into tight places while its convenient laser tar­geting and high distance-to -spot ratio give you accurate readings on distant targets.
• Precise non-contact Measurements
• Selectable in °F and °C Temperature Units
• Automatic Data Hold
• Laser Target Pointer
• The meter provides simple one hand operation and time saving tempera­ ture measurement. Be sure the mea­ sure object fills the “spot” seen by the aperture.
• There will be a delay of approximately one second between the time you ini-
tially press the button and the time the
display comes on.
• Not recommended for measuring on shiny surfaces. The smaller the target
,
the closer the unit should be to it. To avoid thermal shock, do not store the meter below freezing.
• The meter is preset to measure objects with an emissivity of 0.95. This will ac­ commodate the majority of items mea­ sured without compensating for higher
or lower values. In most cases, there will be little difference in measurements, even if an object’s emmissiviy is higher
or lower than this preset value. Compare
and
confi rm with known values, if in
doubt.
! Use extreme caution when the laser
beam is turned on. ! Do not point the laser toward the eyes or face of a person or animal. Lasers potential to cause damage is retained for hundreds of feet. ! Be careful not to let the beam on a reflective surface strike your eye. ! Do not use near any flammable items or gases.
CAUTION
FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION
OPERATION MANUALOPERATION MANUAL
MODEL IRT4MODEL IRT4
Infrared Thermometer
Mannix Testing & Measurement
P.O. Box 866, Lynbrook, NY 11563
www.mannix-inst.com
Mannix Testing & Measurement is a leader in the fi eld of temperature, hu­midity, air fl ow and digital technology. We offer a wide variety of instruments including:
• Digital Thermometers
• Analog Thermometers
• Temperature & Humidity Monitors
• Digital Anemometers
• Digital Timers
• Stopwatches
• Weather Stations
• Rain Gauges
Please visit our website for additional information or to request a product catalog.
CE CERTIFICATIONMATERIALS SUPPLIED
1 YEAR WARRANTY
RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION
This standard package contains:
• IRT4 Infrared Thermometer
• Battery (9.0 volt)
• Operation manual
• Carry pouch
The meter is warranteed to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. This warranty covers normal operation and does not cover battery, misuse, abuse, alteration, tampering, neglect, improper maintenance or dam­age resulting from leaking batteries. Proof of puchase is required for warranty repairs. Warranty is void if the meter has been opened.
Verbal or written authorization must be obtained from the supplier before return­ing items for any reason. When request­ing an RGA (Return Goods Authorization) number, please include data regarding the reason for the return. The meter must be returned along with original packing (including all accessories). To prevent any damage in shipment, one should insure the parcel against pos­sible damage or loss.
TROUBLESHOOTING
MAINTENANCE
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
MEASUREMENT OPERATION
INDICATOR
Measuring Range: -4°~788°F (-20~420°C)
Resolution: 1°F (1°C)
Accuracy: ±2% of reading or 4°C
Accuracy Notes:
1) Accuracy stated is for ambient temperature
2)
Accuracy stated is for emissivity of 0.95
Emissivity: 0.95 fi xed
Distance Factor: D:S = Approx. 8:1
Sampling Rate: 1 second
Display: LCD display with backlight
Power Off:
Auto shut off after 4 seconds
Operating Temp.:
32°~122°F (0°~50°C)
Operating Humidity:
Maximum of 80% RH
Power Supply: 9-Volt Battery
Power Current: Approx. 12mA DC
Weight: 6.4 oz.(200g)
Dimensions: 6.7” x 1.7” x 1.6”
A. Power ON/OFF
The meter automatically powers up when the MEASURE key is pressed. Press the MEASURE key to read the measured tem­perature on the LCD. The meter powers off automatically, approximately 4 sec­onds after the measure key is released.
B. Selecting Temperature Units (F/C)
Select temperature units (°F/°C) by fi rst pressing the MEASURE key and then pressing the C/F key. The units will blink on the LCD.
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C. Data Hold
This meter automatically holds the last temperature reading on the LCD for fi ve seconds after the MEASURE key is re­leased. No extra key presses are neces­sary to freeze the displayed reading.
D. Backlight LCD
Select backlight by fi rst pressing the MEASURE key and then pressing the BACKLIGHT key. Repeat the procedure to turn the backlight off.
E. Laser Pointer
To turn the laser pointer on, press the LASER key while pressing the MEASURE key. Repeat the procedure to turn the la­ser OFF.
F. Measurement Considerations
While holding the meter by its handle, point the IR Sensor toward the object whose temperature is to be measured. The meter automatically compensates for temperature deviations from ambi­ent temperature.
Keep in mind that it will take up to 30 minutes to adjust the wide ambient tem­perature changes. When low tempera­ture are to be measured followed by high temperaturemeasurements, some time (several minutes) is required after the low (and before the high) temperature measurements are made. This is the result of a cooling process which must take place for the IR Sensor.
A fl ashing display is the indication the battery voltage has fallen into the criti­cal region (6.5 to 7.5V). Reliable read­ings can be obtained for several hours after the fi rst appearance of low battery indication.
Open the Battery Compartment and re­move the battery, then install a new bat­tery and replace the cover.
? Meter does not turn off - Check voltage
and replace low battery. Or check time delay which is allows 1 second for data to appear on screen.
? Data fl ashing or laser comes on but no data
appears - Check battery voltage and then
replace low battery.
? Dashes appear on the screen - Check ex-
treme temperature, measure surround­ing area to see if the target exceeds the limit.
?
No laser appears - Press the MEASURE
and LASER keys at the same time to correct.
Case cleaning:
Clean the exterior housing of the unit with a damp cloth (use caution). Ensure no water or soap is allowed inside the meter or on the infrared lens.
Lens cleaning:
WARNING: We recommend cleaning the lens periodically to ensure the reading accuracy. To remove any particles on the lens, use low pressure compressed air. If the contamination cannot be removed with air, use a soft cotton swab. The swab should be slightly damp and very light pressure should be applied. Do not use solvents to clean the lens!
1. Laser Icon 4. °F (Farenheit)
2. Digital Readout 5. BAT (battery indicator)
3. °C (Celsius)
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FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION
Laser
D:S = 8:1
(Distance)
S 4” Spot Center
D 4.4” 15.75“ 31.5” S Ø 0.55” Ø 1.95” Ø 3.9”
1. Laser Pointer Beam
2. IR Sensor
3. LCD Display
4. °F/°C Select Key
5. Backlight Select Key
6. Measure Key
7. Laser Key
8. Battery Compartment
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