Total Meter CH8380 infrared thermometer

SPECIFICATIONS TOTAL METER CH8380 INFRARED THERMOMETER

Temperature: -50 °C ~ 380 °C (-58 °F ~ 716 °F)

Accuracy: ± 2% or 2 °C

Point distance ratio: 12:1

Adjustable emissivity: 0.1-1.0

Wavelength response time: 500ms (8-14) um

Repeatability: ±1% or ±1°C

Resolution: 0.1°C or 0.1°F

Available: °C / °F

Maximum temperature measurement: Yes

Data hold function: Yes

Laser target selection: Yes

Backlight display option: Yes

Auto power off: Yes

Low battery indicator: Yes

Power: 1pcs x 9V DC battery

Introduction Total Meter CH8380 infrared thermometer

The Total Meter CH 8380 is a remote temperature measuring device produced by the Total Meter brand. The CH 8380 allows users to measure temperatures from a distance without the need for direct contact. This ensures user safety when performing temperature measurements in harsh conditions. The device employs infrared measurement technology and also incorporates laser technology for pinpointing heat sources, enhancing accuracy and speed.

Featuring a large LCD screen, multifunctionality, low power consumption, and exceptional stability with high accuracy, the Total Meter CH 8380 is widely utilized across various industries. It has become a handy and indispensable tool for electricians, mechanics, quality inspectors, maintenance personnel, and more.

This device has a measurement range from -50°C to 380°C (-58°F to 716°F), while maintaining high accuracy of ±2%. The CH 8380 utilizes infrared technology and integrates multiple functions, such as a backlight for easy observation in low-light conditions, data retention, and automatic power-off.

With a low battery warning and automatic power-off after a period of inactivity, it helps to protect battery life and extend its usage. This measuring device offers users the highest precision and reliability.

Features

• Operating within a wide temperature range, from -50°C to 380°C (-58°F to 716°F)
• High accuracy of ±2%
• Infrared technology
• Integration of multiple functions such as backlight, data retention, and automatic power-off
• Low battery warning and automatic power-off after a period of inactivity

Application 

Infrared thermometers, also known as IR thermometers or non-contact thermometers, have a wide range of applications due to their ability to measure temperature without making physical contact with the object or surface being measured. Here are some common applications of infrared thermometers:

1. Automotive and Mechanical:
   • Monitoring engine temperatures and diagnosing cooling system issues.
   • Assessing the temperature of brakes, bearings, and other mechanical components.
2. Electrical and Electronics:
   • Detecting overheating in electrical panels, circuit breakers, and wiring.
   • Checking the temperature of electronic components to prevent damage.
3. Industrial and Manufacturing:
   • Monitoring equipment and machinery temperatures to ensure safe operation.
   • Quality control in manufacturing processes that involve temperature-sensitive materials.
4. Research and Laboratory:
   • Conducting experiments that require non-contact temperature measurements.
   • Monitoring temperature variations in scientific research.
5. Automated Manufacturing and Robotics:
   • Integration into robotic systems for quality control and process monitoring.
6. Metalworking and Welding:
   • Monitoring the temperature of metal surfaces during welding and metalworking processes.