Sper Scientific 800106 User Manual

INFRARED THERMOMETERINFRARED THERMOMETER

800106

Instruction Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Intr oduction & Feat ures..... .. ......... ........... ......1

Pane l & LCD Descripti on....... .. ......... ........... ..2-4

Dist ance-to-Spo t........ .. ......... ........... ......... .. ..5

Meas urement Proce dures.... ........... ........... ...6

Adva nced Function s........ .. ......... ........... .....7-11

Clea ning....... ......... .. ......... ........... ........... ......

Spec ifications. ......... .. ......... ........... ......... .. ...

Stan dards...... ......... .. ......... ........... ......... .. .....

Batt ery Replaceme nt....... ........... ........... .......

Note s & Precautions ......... .. ......... ........... .......

PLEA SE REVIEW NOTES & P RECAUTION S
BEFO RE USING EQUIPM ENT!

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INTRODUCTION

The IR Thermometer is a non-contact,i nf ra re d te mp er a­ture measuring instrument that can be u se d in : H VAC ,
vehicle diagnostics, process cont ro l in du st ry, food indus­try, electrica l ma in te na nc e, e qu ip ment diagnostics and
many other industries and applicati on s.

Simply hold the IR gun, press the trigger a nd a im t he l as er
guide at the target. Temp er at ur e re su lt s immediately
appear on the display.

Comes with a carrying case and a 9V battery.

FEATURES

● 4-digit backlit LCD.

● Min-max, average, 10pt data logger, wi de m ea su ri ng
range and automatic shut-off.

● Switchable laser sighting.

● High DS ratio

● °F or °C selectable

● Electronic trigger lock.

● Audible alarms.

● E-mart: Smart Emissivity automa ti c me as ur em en t.

● CIS: Noticeable color signs alert the s et ti ng p oi nt o f

alarm temperature.

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PANEL DESCRIPT ION

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1. Disp la y Scree n

2. Ther mo coupl e Co nnect or

3. Trigg er

4. Batt er y Cover

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PANEL DESCRIPT ION

5. Lase r Gu ide

6. IR sen so r

7. °C/° F selecto r

8. Lase r On / Off sel ec tor

9. 9V Bat te ry

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LCD DESCRIPTIO N

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10. L ow Battery Indicator

11. Laser / Bu zze r On / Off

12. D ata Log

13. T her moc oup le / Emissivity

14. H igh / Low Alarm

15. M emo ry Button

16. D own Button

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17. S CAN /HO LD/ AUTO

18. °C / °F

19. Temperature Reading

20. M ax / Min / Avg

21. S eco nda ry Re adi ng

22. L ock B utt on

23. U p But ton

24. F unc tio n But ton

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DISTANCE-TO- SPOT

The distance-to-spot ratio is 12:1. As t he d is ta nc e fr om
the object increases, the spot size of th e ar ea m ea su re d
also increases.

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MEASUREMENT PR OCEDURES

Measure Temper at ur e( Sc an )

1. Slide the Laser ON/OFF selector sw it ch (8 ) to t ur n th e
Laser Guide(5) on or off.

2. Slide the °C/°F selector switch(7 ) to t he d es ir ed t em p­ erature scale.

3. Point the IR Gun at the object to be measu re d, p ul l
and hold the Trigger (3) to obtain a conti nu al ly u pd at ed
temperature.

4. SCAN(17) flashes on the display whil e th e Tri gg er i s
depressed.

5. Release the Trigger(3),HOLD(17) a nd t he l as t te mp ­ erature reading is displayed for ap pr ox im at el y si x
seconds until the thermometer tur ns o ff.

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ADVANCED FUN CTIONS

To access the advanced functions, pul l an d ho ld
Trigger (3) and press the Function (24 ) bu tt on , th en
release the Trigger.

Press the Function (24) button to cyc le t hr ou gh t he a d­vanced functions :Scan, Max, Min, Av g, Thermocouple
(TC), Data, Emissivity Adjustable( EM S) ,H ig h Ala rm (H AL)
and Low Alarm(LAL).

Data Record

1. While DATA# fl as hes on the left button, the value on
the Secondary Reading(1 2) c an b e recorded in "#"log.
Simply press "M" button.

2. Activate the record function by pus h th e "M " (1 5)
button to delete all the records, pre ss u p( 2 3) o r do wn
(16)buttons to DATA 0 and press "M" (15) button .

3. Recorded temperatures remain in me mo ry u nt il o ve r­ written.

4. Review the stored readings by using th e up ( 23 ) or d ow n
(16) buttons.

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Maximum/Minimum

The maximum and minimum temperature l ev el s ar e co n­tinually recorded while the The rm om eter is in use. Previ­ously recorded max/min temperatur es a re e ra se d wh en
the thermometer turn off.

1. Pull the Trigger (3) ,then press the Fu nc ti on (2 4) bu ­ tton until Max(20) appears on the dis pl ay.

2. The highest re co rd ed t em pe ra tu re i s displayed. The
display will change only if/when a high er t em pe ra tu ­ re is recorded.

3. Press the Function (24) button unt il t he M in ( 11)
appears on the display.

4. The lowest rec or de d te mp er at ur e is d isplayed .The
displayed will change only if/when a lo we r te mp er ­ ature is recorded.

Ave ra ge

1. Pull the Trigger(3),then press th e Fu nc ti on (2 4) b ut ­ ton as needed until Avg (20) appears on the display.

2. The average re co rd ed t em pe ra tu re s is displayed.

3. Max/Min/ and Aver ag e te mp er at ur es a re erased when
the thermometer turns off .

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Thermocouple

1. Pull the Trigger (3) ,then press the Fu nc ti on (2 4) bu ­ tton until TC(13) appears on the disp la y.

2. Activ at e th e functions just by c on necting to the

conn ec t (2 ) and switch to TC function.

E-smart

1. Pull the Trigger (3) ,then press the Fu nc ti on (2 4) bu ­ tton until EMS(13) appears on the dis pl ay.

2. In Emis si vity mode, push the L oc k (2 2) button to
enter th e E- smart function.

3. Conta ct (2)the target sur fa ce w ith thermocoupl e.

4. Point t he t arget with infrar ed t he rmometer
and push t he m easure trigger ti ll t he b uzzer
beep. The cros s- re ference Emissiv it y value will
be memor iz ed in the unit.

5. Press t he “Ｆ” (24)button to lea ve t he E -smart
functi on .

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High Al ar m (H AL )

1. Pull the Trigger (3) ,then press the Fu nc ti on (2 4) bu ­ tton until HAL(14) appears on the dis pl ay.

2. Use the up( 23) or down(16) buttons to s et t he h ig h
alarm value.

3. The Th er mo me ter will beep when the temperature
reading is higher than the alarm settin g.

4. When the adjustments are complete, t he t he rm om et er
will return to the SCAN(17) mode afte r ap pr ox im at el y
six seconds.

Low Ala rm ( LA L)

1. Pull the Trigger (3) ,then press the Fu nc ti on (2 4) bu ­ tton until LAL (1 4) a pp ea rs o n th e di sp la y.

2. Use the up ( 23) or down (16) buttons to s et t he l ow
alarm value.

3. The Th er mo me ter will beep when the temperature
reading is lower than the alarm setti ng .

4. When the adjustments are complete, t he t he rm om et er
will return to the SCAN(17) mode afte r ap pr ox im at el y
six seconds.

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Auto Function

In Auto mode the The rm om et er w il l co nt in uously scan
temperature without pulling the Trig ge r( 3) .

1. Push th e Lo ck(22)button to c on ti nuously measure
a n d display t he t emperature withou t pu l l the
mea suring t rigger.

2. Press in g the Lock (22)butt on a gain will disable the
AUTO. AUTO icon will disap pe ar from the display.

CIS Function

The co lo r of b acklight will cha ng e when the target
temp er at ure exceeds the set ti ng p oint of alarm
temp er at ure.

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CLEANING

Clean the lens with compressed air , so ft b ru sh o r a
moist cotton swab, Do not use solvent s on t he l en s.
Clean the housing with mild soap on a cloth o r sp on ge .

SPECIFICATIONS

D:S Ratio

Range/Res

Accuracy

12:1

-25~1400°F, -32~760°C / 0.1°C or °F

±5 F@ -25~-4 F ±3°C@-32~-20 C° ° , °

±3 F@ -4~212 F ±2°C@-20~100 C° ° , °

±2%@212~1400 F ±2%@-100~760 C° , °

Thermopile

Dim
Weight

Response Time

Thermocouple Range

Thermocouple Accuracy

Emissivity

Oper. Temp.

5~14μm

7.09"x5.12"x1.57",180x130x40mm

6.9 oz (195 g).

500 ms

-328 ~2516°F,-200~1380 C°

±1.5%+1degree

Adjustable 0.1~1.0

32~122°F (0~50°C) and10~95%RH

STANDARDS

EN61326: Electrical equipment for measurement, control and

laboratory use.

IEC61000-4-2: Electrostatic discharge immunity test.
IEC61000-4-3: Radiated, radio-frequency, Electromagnetic field

immunity test.

IEC61000-4-8: Power frequency magnetic field immunity test.
CFR 1040.10 subchapter J Class II Laser Product

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BATTERY REPLA CEMENT

Replace the battery when the Low Batter y In di ca to r (1 0)
is displayed. Open the battery cove r, in st al l a fr es h 9V
battery and close the cover.

NOTES & PRECAUTI ONS

Read the following information care fu ll y be fo re a tt em pt ing
to operate or service the IR Gun.Only q ua li fi ed t ec hn ic ia ns
should perform repairs.

● DO NOT submerge t he I R Gu n in w at er.

● Protect the IR Gun from water, shock, du st
and extreme environments.

● The IR Gun may be used to measur e bo dy t em -
p er at ure si mp ly f or r ef er en ce, but is not intended
for med ic al e va lu at io ns .

● Dispose of proper ly.

● Contains a laser po in te r.

● Keep away from children.

● Your reading may fluctuate if the IR Gun is mov ed
during measurement.

● For best results, allow the Gun to adju st t o th e am ­ bient temperature for 30 minutes be fo re u se .

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