IR10
FRANÇAIS p. 21
ESPAÑOL pg. 11
• DUAL-LASER
TARGETING
• 20:1 DISTANCETO-SPOT RATIO
• ADJUSTABLE
EMISSIVITY
• K-TYPE PROBE
MEASUREMENTS
• AUTO-SCAN
• MAX/MIN/AVG/DIFF
• HIGH/LOW AUDIBLE &
VISUAL ALARMS
• BACKLIT DISPLAY
• AUTO POWER-OFF
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-40° – 1200° F
(
-40° – 650° C
)
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Dual-laser Infrared
Thermometer
3 m IP54
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Klein Tools IR10 is a professional dual-laser targeting infrared (IR)
thermometer. It offers a wide measurement range, a tight distanceto-spot ratio, dual targeting lasers, and several calculation modes to
facilitate different temperature measurement applications. In addition
to measuring temperature using IR emission it can also measure
temperature using a standard K-type probe.
• Operating Altitude: 6562 ft. (2000 m)
• Relative Humidity: <85% non-condensing
• Operating Temp: 32° to 122°F (0° to 50°C)
• Storage Temp: -4° to 140°F (-20° to 60°C)
• Measurement Range: -40°F to 1200°F (-40°C to 650°C)
• Units: Settable to °F or °C
• Emissivity: 0.10-1.00 adjustable
• Optical Resolution (Distance-to-spot): 20:1
• Dimensions: 7" x 4.49" x 2.05" (178 x 114 x 52 mm)
• Weight: 9.1 oz. (256 g) including battery
• Battery Type: 1 x 9V battery
• Battery Life: (Estimates assume 9V alkaline battery)
8 hours continuous infrared measurement
w/laser and backlight on
• Display: Backlit LCD
• Display Resolution: 0.1°F (0.1° C)
• Calibration: Accurate for one year
• K-Type Probe: Included probe suitable for -40°F to 356°F
(-40°C to 180°C)
• Lasers: FDA and IEC Class II, <1mW each laser, 630-670nm
• Standards:
Conforms to IEC EN 61326-1:2013,EN608251:2014
Complies with: 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 except for
deviations pursuant to laser notice No. 50, dated June 24, 2007
• Pollution Degree: 2
• Ingress Protection: IP54 dust & water resistant
• Drop Protection: 9.8 ft. (3m)
• Electromagnetic Environment: IEC EN 61326-1. This
equipment meets requirements for use in basic and controlled
electromagnetic environments like residential properties,
business premises, and light-industrial locations.
Specifications subject to change.
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MEASUREMENT SPECIFICATIONS
Specication IR Measurement K-Type Measurement
Range
-40°F to 1200°F
(-40°C to 650°C)
-40°F to 1200°F
(-40°C to 650°C)
Accuracy
≥32°F (0°C): ±3°F (±1.5°C)
or ± 1.5% whichever is
greater
<32°F (0°C):
±(3.6°F + 0.2°F per degree)
(±(2°C + 0.2°C per degree))
≥32°F (0°C): ±2°F (±1°C)
or ±1%, whichever is
greater
<32°F (0°C): ±3°F (±1.5°C)
or ±1%, whichever is
greater
Repeatability
±0.8% or ±2F(±1C),
whichever is greater
±0.5% or ±1F (±0.5C),
whichever is greater
Spectral
Response
8-14µm N/A
Response
Time
<150ms <150ms
Data Hold Yes Yes
MAX/MIN/
Average/
Differential
Yes Yes
Measurement
out of range
‘----‘ on display ‘----‘ on display
Temperature
Correction
Coefcient
Temperature Correction Coefficient: ±0.2°F per °F
(±0.1°C per °C), or ±0.2% of reading (whichever
is greater) when ambient temperature is above or
below 70 – 77°F (21 – 25°C).
Specifications subject to change.
NOTE: The included K-type probe is suitable ONLY for
temperatures of -40°F to 356°F (-40°C to 180°C). For
temperatures above 356°F (180°C), a high-temp K-Type
probe is required.
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1.
MODE button
2.
SET button
3.
Up/Down buttons
4.
LCD Display
5.
Trigger
6.
Battery compartment door
7.
IR temperature sensor
8.
Targeting lasers
9.
K-type probe jack
A.
Active measurement in process
B.
Targeting lasers active
C.
Audible alarms muted
D.
Battery strength indicator
E.
Active temperature scale
F.
Active measurement value
G.
High/low temperature limits
H.
K-type probe active
I.
Emissivity
J.
Data hold
K.
Current measurement statistic
L.
Current measurement statistic value
NOTE: There are no user-serviceable parts inside meter.
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Front
LCD
A B C D
E
J
L
F
H
I
G
FEATURE DETAILS
1
3
2
4
6
5
9
K
5
Warning label on side of meter
WARNINGS
T
o ensure safe operation and service of the tester, follow these instructions.
Failure to observe these warnings can result in severe injury or death.
Retain these instructions for future reference.
WARNING: LASER RADIATION. DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM. Class II Laser
• Exposing eyes to laser radiation can result in severe and permanent eye injuries.
NEVER look directly into the laser beam emitted by this instrument.
• Do not use the instrument if the case is damaged in any way.
• Do not modify the instrument in any way, as to do so could result in emission of
hazardous laser radiation than could result in severe and permanent eye injuries
• Do not use optical equipment such as lenses, prisms, optical scopes, etc. to
transmit, retransmit, or view the laser beam as this could result in severe and
permanent eye injuries.
• This product should not be used in any location that could result in somebody
looking at or having their eyes inadvertently irradiated by the laser beam as this
could result in severe and permanent eye injuries.
• This product should not be used by untrained operators or operators who have not
read and fully understood the instructions.
• Do not remove warning labels from this instrument as this could result in serious
personal injury and increases the risk of exposure to hazardous laser irradiation
• Discontinue using the instrument immediately if it is acting abnormally.
• Be cautious of infrared temperature measurements of reflective materials as
the instrument may indicate that these surfaces are cooler than their actual
temperature (see Emissivity section).
• Do not apply voltage to the K-type thermocouple probe.
• This instrument is IP54 dust & water resistant. Following any contact with water,
thoroughly dry the instrument with a dry, lint-free cloth
• There are no user serviceable parts in this instrument.
SAFE PRACTICES
This meter is designed for professionals who understand the hazards
associated with their trade. While this meter causes no foreseeable dangers
beyond its targeting lasers; the objects being measured, as well as the
environment in which they reside, can be hazardous. Common safety
practices to follow when operating near temperature critical environments are:
• Follow the manufacturer's maintenance procedures when servicing equipment
• Before using this meter to determine if an area is safe, verify correct operation by
measuring a known temperature value of a comparable object
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TARGETING LASERS
The IR10 features dual lasers 8 to assist in targeting the measurement area.
The distance between the two laser spots on the surface of the object being
measured approximates the diameter of the circular measurement area from
which the infrared sensor is collecting data. Measurement areas located far
away from the meter will be larger than those close to the meter. Press and
hold the SET button 2 to activate/deactivate the targeting lasers
8
.
When on, the laser icon B will appear on the display 4. NOTE: Lasers are
automatically disabled when measuring using the K-type probe
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.
The meter is configured with 20:1 optical resolution (distance-to-spot
ratio). The distance-to-spot ratio defines the size of the measurement
area relative to the distance between the measurement location and the IR
sensor 7 . Typical diameters of the measurement area as a function of the
distance between the meter and the target area are depicted below for 20:1
optical systems (Fig. 1).
Ø
0
.5"
(13 mm)
Ø
1"
(25 mm)
Ø
2"
(51 mm)
10"
(254 mm)
20"
(508 mm)
Ø
4"
(102 mm)
40"
(1.016 m)
80"
(2.032 m)
Fig. 1
Distance-to-Spot
IR TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS
By default, IR10 measures temperature by sensing IR emission
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from
surfaces. Pull the trigger 5 and aim the targeting lasers 8 at the object
to be measured to initiate a measurement event. The meter will continue to
sample while the trigger is held depressed. Releasing the trigger ends the
measurement event. The results are held on the display for 15 seconds and in
the absence of other activity, the meter automatically powers off (APO).
K-TYPE PROBE MEASUREMENTS
K-type probe measurements are active whenever the probe is inserted into
the K-Type Probe Jack 9. K-Type will be illuminated on the display
4
,
and the IR measurement functions will be disabled. Pull and release the
trigger to initiate a measurement event. A subsequent pull of the trigger ends
the measurement event. If a measurement event is not ended via a trigger
pull, it times out and ends automatically after 10mins. At the end of the
measurement event, the results are held on the display
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for 15 seconds
and in the absence of other activity, the meter automatically powers off (APO).
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
DATA HOLD
Data is held on the display for 15 seconds following the end of any
measurement event. HOLD J appears on the display.
AUTO POWER-OFF (APO)
At the end of any measurement event, the meter automatically powers off
after 15 seconds of inactivity.
BACKLIGHT
Press and hold the MODE button
1
to activate / deactivate the backlight.
STATISTICS
MIN / MAX / AVG /DIFF statistical parameters are specific to the current or
most recent measurement event. Following the end of measurement event,
before auto power-off occurs, subsequent presses of the MODE button
1
may be used to toggle through the parameters.
SETTINGS
Settings are accessed by pushing the SET button 2 when the meter is
in HOLD status. Subsequent pushes of the SET button toggle through the
various settings options. The settings menu may be exited at any time by
pulling the trigger 5 or by toggling through all available options.
• EMISSIVITY: Emissivity may be set by using the UP/DOWN buttons
3
.
This setting is not available if the K-type probe is inserted into the meter
• °F / °C: Press the MODE button 1 to switch between Fahrenheit and
Celcius temperature scales. The meter will remain in the scale selected
following power on/off cycles
• HI: High temperature alarm. Press MODE
1
to turn on/off the high
temperature alarm. Use the UP/DOWN buttons
3
to set the temperature
threshold above which the user will be alerted
• LO: Low temperature alarm. Press MODE
1
to turn on/off the low
temperature alarm. Use the UP/DOWN buttons
3
to set the temperature
threshold below which the user will be alerted
• AUDIBLE ALARMS:
Press MODE 1 to turn on/off audible alerts for Hi/Lo
temperature alarms. Note the on/off indicator on the bottom left of the display.
When audible alarms are off the mute icon
C
will be visible in the display.
Visual alerts are always on and are indicated by flashing Hi/Lo icons on the
display when the measurement is above/below the temperature thresholds.
• TRIG: Press MODE 1 to turn on/off the trig function. When trig is turned
on the meter will automatically APO if the trigger is held depressed for more
than 10mins when measuring using IR. This setting is not available if the
K-type probe is inserted into the meter.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
UNDERSTANDING EMISSIVITY
Emissivity is a measure of the ability of a surface to emit thermal
energy by radiation. Different types of surfaces (metals, masonry,
wood, etc.) emit thermal energy through radiation at different
efficiencies. Accordingly, these materials have different emissivity
coefficients which must be considered in order to make accurate
measurements with an infrared thermometer.
Emissivity on the IR10 may be adjusted from 0.10 to 1.00 to enable
accurate measurement of the temperature of most types of materials.
Generally speaking, shiny bright surfaces such as chrome, white
boards, etc. exhibit lower emissivity than flat black materials.
For guidance only, the chart below may be used to estimate
emissivity for many different types of materials. However, the
emissivity of surfaces is dependent upon many parameters such as
surface finish, temperature, shape of the object, etc.
This chart should be used for guidance only.
Material Emissivity
Asphalt 0.93
Red brick 0.93
Gray brick 0.75
Porcelain ceramic 0.92
Fired clay 0.91
Rough concrete 0.94
Cotton cloth 0.77
Smooth glass 0.92 - 0.94
Granite 0.45
Gravel 0.28
Smooth ice 0.97
Smooth white marble 0.56
Black paint 0.96
Hard rubber 0.94
Wood 0.80 - 0.90
Matte copper 0.22
Commercial sheet aluminum 0.09
Cold rolled steel 0.75 - 0.85
Find a comprehensive list of emissivity values at
www.kleintools.com/sites/all/product_assets/documents/instructions/
klein/EmissivityChart.pdf.
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KLEIN TOOLS, INC.
450 Bond Street
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
1-877-775-5346
customerservice@kleintools.com
www.kleintools.com
CLEANING
Be sure meter is turned off and wipe with a clean, dry lint-free
cloth.
Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Take care to keep
the sensor lens clean at all times. If required, loose debris may be
removed from lens using clean compressed air. Lens may also be
cleaned using a soft cloth or cotton swab with water or rubbing
alcohol
only
. Lens must be allowed to completely dry prior to use.
STORAGE
Remove the battery when meter will not be used for a prolonged
period of time. Do not expose to high temperatures or humidity.
After a period of storage in extreme conditions exceeding the limits
mentioned in the General Specifications section, allow the meter to
return to normal operating conditions before using.
WARRANTY
www.kleintools.com/warranty
DISPOSAL / RECYCLE
Do not place equipment and its accessories in the trash.
Items must be properly disposed of in accordance with local
regulations. Please see www.epa.gov or www.erecycle.org
for additional information.
MAINTENANCE
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
When the battery indicator D, shows only one bar, the battery must
be replaced.
1. Open the battery compartment 6 by unscrewing the battery
door locking screw.
2. Remove exhausted 9V battery and dispose of appropriately.
3. Replace 9V battery, reinstall the battery door, and refasten the
door locking screw .
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