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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Thermocouple
Thermometer
T
ype J
, K,
T
Part of Thermo Fisher Scientific
68X450501 Rev 0 02/08
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T
A
BLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ................................... 1
2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..................... 2
3. SPECIFICATIONS ................................ 3
4. BATTERY INSTALLATION AND
REPLACEMENT ..............................................5
5. INSERTING AND REMOVING
OPTIONAL RUBBER ARMOUR ...................... 6
6. ASSEMBLING OPTIONAL HANDSFREE
ACCESORIES
7. SELF TEST ........................................... 8
8. CONNECTING A THERMOCOUPLE...8
9. KEY FUNCTIONS ............................... 10
10. Display Overview................................. 11
11. SELECTING TEMPERATURE SCALE12
12. HOLD FUNCTON................................ 12
13. MIN AND MAX FUNCTION ................ 13
14. AUTO OFF FUNCTION ...................... 13
15. CALIBRATION .................................... 13
16. CANCELING A FIELD CALIBRATION14
17. FIELD CALIBRATION LOCKOUT AND
RE-ENABLE
18. MAINTENANCE
19. CLEANING
20. BATTERIES
21. TROUBLE SHOOTING ....................... 17
22. ACCESSORIES
23. WARRANTY
24. PRODUCT RETURN
25. INNOCAL® CALIBRATION AND
REPAIR SERVICES (NORTH AMERICA) .... 20
.................................................. 7
................................................... 15
................................... 16
.......................................... 16
......................................... 16
................................... 18
........................................ 19
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1. INTRODUCTION
his versatile hand-held
T
in
strument
accu
measurements
instrument
for
easy oper
includes
features:
provides highly
rate te
mperature
is designed
the follo
. The
ation
and
wing
• O
perator
selection
ahren
heit
F
•
Resolu
999.9°
• Large backlit LCD with two lines of
four-digit
•
Hold
reading
•
Displays min and max readings
•
Field
•
Disabling of Auto-Off function
•
Low ba
• T
wo blade
conn
• O
perates wi
probes
scale
ti on of 0. 1° C/F from -199.9 to
display
feature for
calibration capab
ttery
female ANSI
ector
inpu
th a
of
Celsius
temporarily retaining a
ilit
y
warning
t
wide sele
mini-
ction of
or
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2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING:
1. This instrument is designed to
accept low level signals supplied by
standard thermocouples. Under NO
circumstances should the input
voltage exceed the specified 50V
RMS.
2. To prevent ignition of a hazardous
atmosphere, batteries must only be
changed in an area known to be
non-hazardous.
CAUTION:
1. Do not use or store this instrument in
microwave ovens or any abnormally
hot or cold areas.
2. Weak batteries should not be left in
the instrument. Dead batteries can
leak and cause damage to unit.
DANGER:
1. Voltages present at the
thermocouple may also be present
at the battery terminals. Always
disconnect the Thermocouple when
changing batteries.
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3. SPECIFICATIONS
Thermocouple Thermometers
Type
Temp10J (Type J)
Temp10K (Type K)
Temp10T (Type T)
Out of range displa
Temperature range
–210°C to 1200°C
(–346°F to 2192°F)
–250°C to 1372°C
(–418°F to 2501°F)
–250°C to 400°C
(–418°F to 752°F)
y
: - - -
-
Reso
lution
0.1°/1° auto-
ranging
,
0. 1° C/F from -199.9 to 999.9°,
ou
1° C/F
tside this
ran
ge
Accuracy
Below -150 °C (-238 °F):
±0.25% of reading ±1 °C (±2 °F)
Above -150 °C (-238 °F):
±0.1% of reading ±0.4 °C (±0.7 °F)
Displa
y
Backlit LCD
of viewing area 58 X 40mm
Min/Max Function
Yes
Auto Off (after 17.5 minutes)
Enable/Disable option available
Stability Criteria
Yes, upon stability of 5 seconds
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Display update
0.5
sec per up
rate
date.
Inpu
t
ne thermocouple with
O
ANSI
conn
ector.
Input Protection
50V
rms
Storage
–40°C to 65°C (–40°F to 149°F)
Humidity
10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Battery Life
Size: Three AA, 1.5V; Alkaline
Life: 750 hours continuous, typical,
(without backlighting)
Dimensions
Without Armor:
175mm (L) X 97mm (W) X 42mm (H)
With Armor:
180mm (L) X 102mm (W) X 52mm (H)
Weight with batteries
Without Armor: 267g
With Armor: 362g
Ingress protection:
Meets IEC-529 IP-54 for dust and water
resistant enclosures (probe attached)
CE Compliance
EN61326-1/A1: 1998 (EU EMC Directive)
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4. BATTERY INSTALLATION AND
REPLACEMENT
The total battery life without
backlighting is about 750 hours. Each
bar of the battery annunciator
represents 200 hours. A blinking empty
battery annunciator indicates 150 hours
remaining.
Selected settings
will remain in memory even
and
power is turned
are being replac
are
stored in
off, or
ed.
while
memory
after
batteries
1. Before
2.
3.
4. Insert three
5.
changing
instrume
nt off
thermocoupl
battery, tur
and disconnect
e.
Loosen screw and
back
of case.
Remove
pol
Install
arity.
cover and
the t
hree
new
batteries
tighten
n
lift battery
cover
AA batteries.
observing
screw
.
off
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5. INSERTING AND REMOVING
OPTIONAL RUBBER ARMOUR
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.
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6. ASSEMBLING OPTIONAL
HANDSFREE ACCESORIES
You can use the optional magnets and
strap in the Hands Free Kit accessories for
hands-free operations.
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7. SELF TEST
Press
the on/off key. T
performs a
and indi
self-test
cators,
should remain on
approximately one second
he thermometer
and all display di
for
. The
gits
thermometer will then display the
thermocouple thermometer type and
resume to the measurement mode.
8. CONNECTING A THERMOCOUPLE
the
Use
correct thermocouple type
your instrume
th
ermocouple
readi
ngs. T
hermocouples are color coded
by type using
Color Code as
nt.
Using an incorr
type
will result in erroneous
th
e North American
follows:
for
ect
ANSI
TYPE COLOR
J
Black
K Yello
w
T Blue
T
hermocouple connectors have one
wide
blade and one narrow bla
not force
Con
top of
follo
connector in backward
nect
thermocouple
instru
ment as
wing ill
ustration.
shown in
to
receptacle
de.
th
Do
s.
at
e
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T
hermocouple wiring polari
correct. If
temperature
wires may be revers
nega
manu
readings decrease as
increas
tive for
thermocouple wires
factured
in North Americ
es, the
ed. The
ty must be
th
e
thermocouple
red wire is
a.
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9. KEY FUNCTIONS
°C/°F
hold
max
on/off
light
cal
min
Toggle between Celsius or
Fahrenheit.
Activates Calibration mode for
0°C offset calibration (after
field calibration enabled).
Activates/Deactivates freezing
of the measured reading while
in measurement mode.
Activates/Deactivates display
of the minimum and maximum
readings.
Powers on and shuts off the
thermometer by holding it for
3 seconds. Otherwise, it
activates/deactivates the
backlight display. (Backlight
will automatically turn off
within 30 seconds of
activation).
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10. Display Overview
°C/°F Celsius or Fahrenheit indicator.
MIN
MAX
CAL
HOLD
STABLE Displayed upon recognizing final
Err CAL
Minimum reading annunciator.
Maximum reading annunciator.
3 Bar : < 750 hours
2 Bar : < 550 hours
1 Bar : < 350 hours
Blinking: < 150 hours
Blinks during calibration mode.
Remains in display indicating
field calibration is active.
Remain in display during hold
mode.
value
Error indicator on main digit
display Indicates calibration error
due to out of tolerance value.
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If a
thermocouple is
thermocouple is de
the
will indi
cate “OPEn”.
not
connected or
fective, the
display
T
hermocouples are sensitive
measuring junction
measurements
o
stabilize. Multip
t
of the
probe by 5 will give you
approx
imate time
,
allow
lying
required
. W
time for the
at the tip or
hen
taki
ng
reading
the time constant
the
.
11. SELECTING TEMPERATURE
SCALE
Select °C or °F by
key
. Each time the
temperature
bet
ween °C and
time
during operatio
pressing
key is pressed
scale will sw
°F
can be done
n.
the °C/°F
th
itch. Switc
at
Each time
will power up with
that were set when the unit was last
turned
12. HOLD FUNCTON
Press
on
the
for
you
off.
the
hold
displa
normal ope
turn the instrument on, it
the
same
setting
key
to
retain
y.
Press
the
hold
the
key again
ration.
if
e
hing
any
s
reading
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13. MIN AND MAX FUNCTION
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 this function, press the
min/max key for 3 seconds.
14. AUTO OFF FUNCTION
The thermometer has a default auto off
function of 17.5 minutes.
To deactivate this function, press and hold
the min/max key while turning on the
meter using the on/off key.
“A.OFF nO” will appear indicating that the
auto off function is disabled.
15. CALIBRATION
The
thermometer is
does
not
require calibration be
The Calibration function
cali
bration of the th
(32°F) to
compensate
off-set error. It is NOT
pe
rform a field
specified meter accuracy. Use
calibr
ation feature to
thermometer/p
factory
calibrated and
allows single poi
ermo
meter, at 0°C
for
thermocouple
necessary
calibra
tion to obtain
improve
robe accuracy or
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fore use.
nt
to
the field
to
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compensate
1. Pack
container
ice
All
Press and hold
2.
seconds
mo
display
cal
3. If the
temperature
the cal
The CAL
e reading will be se
th
T
he
indicating a
for t
hermocouple
sensing end
tightly
and
filled with distilled water.
ow
temperature to
to enter the
de, the CAL
starts
key
.
measured
10°C to 10°C
ke
y.
indi
CAL
indica
field
of
packed with crushed
the cal
annuncia
blinki
ng.
temperat
(14
to 50°F),
reading is
cator
will
tor
will remain turned
calibra
probe in a
stabiliz
calibration
stable,
stop
t to 0°C (32°F).
tio
If “Err CAL” is
displayed reading is
limits
or
the batteries
displaye
out
are we
side
16. CANCELING A FIELD
CALIBRATION
1. T
urn
the
thermometer
2.
Hold
th
e
cal
key down while pressing
key
the on/off
T
he
field
thermometer reverts
calibratio
turned
off.
.
calibra
tion is
n. The CAL
off.
cancelled and
to the default factory
annunciator is now
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drift.
e.
key
for
3
tor on the
Release
ure is
when
press
blinking and
n is
active.
d,
either
the
ak.
the
from
th
on,
the
above
the
e
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17. FIELD CALIBRATION LOCKOUT
AND RE-ENABLE
The
calibration locko
any
field
cali
bration
remains in e
enable
follo
wing procedures
enable
ffect until a
has been performed. Use
the fi
eld calibra
ut feature
chan
ges. T
locko
to lockout
tion
oper
prev
he locko
ut
re-
the
or re-
ation.
ents
LOCKOUT PROCEDURE
1. T
urn
the
thermometer
2. Simultan
and
cal
momentarily
nue
Conti
eously press and hold
the °C/°F
to
press
hold
keys
the on/off
the cal
until the measurement mode is
displayed
.
AB
RE-EN
1.
2. Simultan
hold
momentarily
Conti
until the
LE PROCEDURE
Turn
the
thermometer
eously press and hold
and
nue
the cal
to
keys down and
press
the on/off
press
the hold
measurement mode is displayed.
off.
down and
key
and
°C/°F
off.
key
and
.
.
cal
the
keys
the
keys
ut
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18. MAINTENANCE
Properly us
maintain calibr
require service
cleaning
ed, the th
ation indefinitely
other than
of the
housing and changing
ermome
occasional
ter
and
the batteries.
19. CLEANING
WARNING:
TO PREVENT IGNITION OF A
HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERE BY
E
LEC
TROSTATIC DISCHARGE,
CLEAN WITH DAMP CLOTH.
Do
not
clean wi
Use mild
use excessive
20. BATTERIES
If there is no
thermometer is turned
cond
ition of the t h r e e AA batteries.
check
Also
clean and
If
replacement is necessary
BATTERY INSTALLATION AND
REPLA
proced
ure.
th
abrasives or solven
detergents,
never immerse nor
fluid.
display when
on,
that the battery ter
batteries
C
EMENT section for
are properly install
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the
check
minals are
, refer to the
replacemen
should
not
of
ts.
ed.
t
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21. TROUBLE SHOOTING
The following chart lists the most probable
faults. There are no internal adjustments
or user-replaceable parts.
FAULT ACTION
NO
Display
Display
shows
- - - -
Display
Shows
OPEN
Display
Shows
Err
Check condition of batteries.
Check that batteries are inserted
properly.
Out of range indication.
No thermocouple connected in the
Connector.
If display shows this message
other than during the field
calibration mode, please return the
instrument for servicing.
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22. ACCESSORIES
Replacem
ent
Meter and Meter
Accessories
Item Oakton Thermo
Type J thermometer 35427-00
Type K thermometer 35427-10
Type T thermometer 35427-20
Rubber Armour with Stand
Hands Free Kit (Two
Magnets and a Strap)
General purpose probe
(immersion Into liquids), type
J
Penetration probe (meat,
semi-soft Materials), type J
Surface probe
(direct contact on
Hot surfaces), type J
Clip-on probe (surface
contacts- Electronics), type J
General purpose probe
(immersion Into liquids), type
K
Penetration probe (meat,
semi-soft Materials), type K
Surface probe
(direct contact on
Hot surfaces), type K
Clip-on probe (surface
contacts- Electronics), type
K
35427-80
35427-85
08517-55
08517-65
08517-60
08469-00
08516-55
08516-65
08516-60
08469-02
Scientific
TSTEMP10J
TSTEMP10K
TSTEMP10T
ARMORTEMP
HNDSFRKIT
EC-TPGLPJ-
01M
EC-TPPENJ-
01M
EC-TPSURJ-
01M
EC-TPCLPJ-
01M
EC-TPGLPK-
01M
EC-TPPENK-
01M
EC-TPSURK-
01M
EC-TPCLPK-
01M
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23. WARRANTY
The
Manufac
turer
warra
nts this
product to be free from significant
deviations from published
specifications
ye
ars. If
necessary within
the
problem will be corrected
charge
abuse on your
the
Manufacture
outside
resulting
abus
e,
for a
period
repair or adjus
the
if it is not
due
part as deter
r.
warr
anty
prod
Repair
uct
the
from
may be invoiced
of
three
tment
is
warranty period
at
to
misuse or
no
mined by
costs
period, or
those
misuse or
to
you
.
24. PRODUCT RETURN
To limit
the
author
before returning
wi
peri
please
F
and insure
or
responsible for damage resulting from
careless or insufficient packing.
charges and dela
seller or Manu
ization
t
hin or
outside of the
od. W
hen
state the
or your
protectio
it
and shipping in
the
retur
reason
agai
nst
ys, contact
fact
urer
for
structions
produ
ct,
either
warranty
ning
the
produc
for the
n, pack
the
carefully
possible damage
return
loss. The Manufacturer will not be
,
t,
.
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REPAIR SERVICES
(NORTH AMERICA)
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● list of equipment used to perform
calibration (including their calibration
dates)
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Four test points
across range of
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Meters: –270 to
2316°C (–454
to 4200°F);
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Systems: –80 to
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uct, contact the
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ller.
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