Laser Targeting
CAUTION: Eye damage may result from
direct exposure to laser light . To toggle the
laser targeting feature on or off, depress the
LASER button. The laser can be engaged
from any measurement mode.
ALL OPERATIONAL DIFFICULTIES
If this thermometer does not function
properly for any reason, please replace the
battery with a new high-quality battery (see
“Battery Replacement” section). Low battery
power can occasionally cause any number of
“apparent” operational difficulties. Replacing
the battery with a new fresh battery will solve
most difficulties.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Erratic readings, a faint display, no display,
or BAT appearing on the display are all
indicators that the battery must be replaced.
Slide the panel on the back of the unit in the
direction of the arrow. Unplug the old 9-volt
battery and replace with a new 9-volt alkaline
battery. Slide the battery compartment cover
back into place. Replacement battery Cat.
No. 1112.
WARRANTY
OR RECALIBRATION
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Emissivity Adjustment
Emissivity adjustments are used to provide a
truer temperature reading. Different materials
radiate infrared energy at slightly different temperatures. The emissivity adjustment is used to
compensate for different types of materials.
The factory set emissivity of 0.95 will cover
90% of typical applications. The following instructions indicate how to change the emissivity
setting. The following table provides a guide of
different emissivity values for different materials.
When the emissivity of an object is unknown use a non-infrared thermometer, such
as a probe type thermometer to measure the
object’s surface. Then adjust the emissivity until the temperature of the Infrared Thermometer
matches the temperature of the probe type thermometer. Use this emissivity value to measure
similar materials.
To set emissivity you must pass through
the alarm setting function. Press and hold
the MODE button and the LCD displays the
alarm adjustment function. Go through the key
presses for the alarm setting function. Press
the MODE button again to display the current
emissivity value (preset to 0.95). The emissivity
range is 0.3 to 1.0. Press the “C/F ” button to
decrease and the “ /” button to increase the
emissivity setting. Pressing the MODE button
will lock in the value. This value will become the
unit’s default value until reset.
Typical Emissivity Values - METALS
SURFACE EMISSIVITY
Iron and Steel
Cast iron (polished)
Cast iron (tumed at 100
Cast iron (tumed at 1000
Steel (ground sheet)
Mild steel
................................................. 0.3 to 0.5
Steel plate (oxidized)
Iron plate (rusted)
Cast iron (rough) rusted...................................0.95
Rough ingot iron
Molten cast iron..................................................0.3
Molten mild steel
Stainless steel (polished)
Stainless steel (various)
Aluminum
Polished aluminum
Aluminum (heavily oxidized)
Aluminum oxide at 260
Aluminum oxide at 800
Aluminum Alloys, various
Brass
Brass (polished)
Brass (roughened surface)
Brass (oxide)
Copper
Copper (polished)
Copper (oxide)
Molten copper
Lead
Leadr (polished)
Leadr (oxide at 25
Leadr (oxide)
Nickel and Its Alloys
Nickel (pure)
Nickel plate (oxide)
Nichrome
Nichrome (oxide)
Zinc (oxidized)..................................................0.1*
Galvanized iron
Tin-plated steel
Gold (polished)
Silver (polished)
Chromium (polished)
............................................................0.7
...........................................0.2
o
C) ..............................0.45
o
C) ................... 0.6 to 0.7
..........................................0.6
.........................................0.9
................................. 0.7 to 0.85
................................................0.9
..................................... 0.3 to 0.4
...................................0.1
.......................... 0.2 to 0.6
..........................................0.1*
............................0.25
o
C ..................................0.6
o
C ..................................0.3
...................... 0.1 to 0.25
...............................................0.1*
......................................................0.6
...................................................0.8
..................................................0.15
...............................................0.1*
......................................................0.6
.....................................................0.1*
..................................................0.3
.................................................0.1*
................................................0.1*
...............................................0.1*
................................0.2
..........................................0.05*
o
C) .........................................0.3
................................. 0.4 to 0.5
.............................................0.95
.......................................0.1*
Typical Emissivity Values - NON-METALS
SURFACE EMISSIVITY
Refractory & Building Materials
Red brick (rough)
Fire clay
Asbestos
Concrete
Marble
................................................................0.9
Carborundum
Plaster
................................................................0.9
Alumina (fine grain)
Alumina (coarse grain)
Silica (fine grain)
Silica (coarse grain)
Zirconium silicate up to 500
Zirconium silicate at 850
Quartz (rough)
Carbon (graphite)
Carbon (soot)
Timber (various)
Miscellaneous
Enamel (any color)
Oil paint (any color)
Lacquer
Matte black paint
Aluminum lacquer
Water
................................................................0.98
Rubber (smooth)
Rubber (rough)
Plastics (various, solid)
Plastic films (0.05 mm thick)
Polythene film (0.03 mm thick)
Rubber (smooth)
Rubber (rough)
Plastics (various, solid)
Plastic films (0.05 mm thick)
Polythene film (0.03 mm thick)
Paper and cardboard
Silicone polish
*Emissivity varies with purity
.................................. 0.75 to 0.9
............................................................0.75
..........................................................0.95
.............................................................0.7
...................................................0.85
..........................................0.25
.....................................0.45
................................................0.4
.........................................0.55
o
C .........................0.85
o
....................................................0.9
...................................................0.95
..............................................................0.9
....................................................0.7
C ................................0.6
............................................0.75
...................................... 0.8 to 0.9
.............................................0.9
.........................................0.95
................................. 0.95 to 0.98
..............................................0.5
................................................0.9
................................................0.98
......................... 0.8 to 0.95
................. 0.5 to 0.95
................................................0.9
................................................0.98
............... 0.2 to 0.3
......................... 0.8 to 0.95
................. 0.5 to 0.95
............... 0.2 to 0.3
.........................................0.9
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SPECIFICATIONS
Range: –4 to 788°F / –20 to 420°C
Resolution: 1°
Accuracy: ±2° C, ±2%
Alarm: Audio
Emissivity: 0.3 to 1.0
Sampling Rate: 0.5 second
Features: Backlight, 9 Point Memory, Laser
Included: Lanyard and carrying case
Battery: 9-Volt
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
1. MODE key. Temperature display mode
2. C/F key. Fahrenheit/Celsius select but-
3. / key. Backlight button and up/in-
4. MAX/MIN/T/AVG. Temperature display
5. Temperature measurement reading.
6. C/F. Fahrenheit/Celsius scale indicator.
7. BAT. Low battery annunciator.
8. . Memory location annunciator.
9. . Emissivity annunciator.
10. ALMOFF key. Alarm mode indicator but-
11. . Laser-on annunciator
12. HI((0))LO. Alarm mode indicators.
13. POWER/HOLD key. Turns unit off/on and
Targeting, Programmable Alarm
select, memory recall and programming
select button.
ton and mode down/decrease button.
crease selector.
mode indicator.
ton and laser on/off.
holds reading.
DISTANCE / SPOT RATIO
To take temperature measurements, point the
meter at the surface to be measured and press
the power button.
There are other factors that may effect measurement accuracy - the target must completely
fill the spot diameter seen by the infrared senor,
otherwise readings will be influenced by the
surface surrounding the target.
The ratio of the distance to the size of the spot
being measured is 8:1. For example, an object’s
diameter of 100mm can be measured from
800mm away.
Power Key
With each press of the power key, five values are
recorded:
1. MAX - Highest temperature measured
2. MIN - Lowest temperature measured.
3. Difference between MAX and MIN
4. Time-weighted average temperature.
5. The value last displayed before releasing
the button.
Selecting °F or °C
Pressing the blue “C/F ” button will toggle the
temperature in °F or °C.
Backlight Operation
The yellow “ /” button will toggle the backlight
off and on. Once the backlight has been turned
on, it will come on each time the power key is
pressed until it is toggled off.
Measurement Modes
Press and hold down the power button. While
holding down the power button, press the mode
button. Each press of the MODE button will select
one of the 5 temperature modes. You can cycle
through the modes in this order:
1. Real-time temperature - the value is updated
once every 1/2 second (no words or symbols
appear on lower line).
2. “MAX” (Maximum temperature) - press the
MODE button repeatedly until you see the
word MAX displayed on the LCD. In the MAX
mode the highest temperature measurement
taken is displayed on the LCD and will update
each time a higher temperature is measured.
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Laser Targeting
CAUTION: Eye damage may result from
direct exposure to laser light . To toggle the
laser targeting feature on or off, depress the
LASER button. The laser can be engaged
from any measurement mode.
ALL OPERATIONAL DIFFICULTIES
If this thermometer does not function
properly for any reason, please replace the
battery with a new high-quality battery (see
“Battery Replacement” section). Low battery
power can occasionally cause any number of
“apparent” operational difficulties. Replacing
the battery with a new fresh battery will solve
most difficulties.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Erratic readings, a faint display, no display,
or BAT appearing on the display are all
indicators that the battery must be replaced.
Slide the panel on the back of the unit in the
direction of the arrow. Unplug the old 9-volt
battery and replace with a new 9-volt alkaline
battery. Slide the battery compartment cover
back into place. Replacement battery Cat.
No. 1112.
WARRANTY
OR RECALIBRATION
For warranty, service, or recalibration, contact:
, SERVICE,
TRACEABLE® PRODUCTS
TRACEABLE
®
INFRARED
THERMOMETER
WITH MEMORIES/
ALARM
INSTRUCTIONS
Traceable® Products is ISO 9001:2018 Quality-
Certi ied by DNV and ISO/IEC 17025:2017
accredited as a Calibration Laboratory by A2LA.
©2020 Traceable® Products. 92-4472-00 Rev. 5 032420
Find Quality Products Online at: sales@GlobalTestSupply.com
Note: Traceable Infrared Thermometers, are
NOT approved for Medical usage, and are
not FDA approved.
www.GlobalTestSupply.com
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