REED Instruments R2002-NIST infrared thermometer is a pocket-sized compact infrared thermometer capable of measuring temperature from -58 to 932 degrees F (-50 to 500 degrees C) with an accuracy of +/-2% or 4 degrees F (2 degrees C). It is suitable for measuring minimum / maximum temperature in mechanical bearings / motors & electrical equipment for calibration & control of heater / oven temperatures; monitoring materials in heating / cooling processes, quality control monitoring, automotive diagnostics and conducting HVAC/R energy audits to identify leaks / infiltration. R2002-NIST thermometer also features an 8:1 distance-to-spot ratio with a fixed 0.95 emissivity to cover 90% of non-contact temperature applications.
Features:
- REED Instruments R2002-NIST infrared thermometer has a built-in laser pointer to identify the target area and display the sensed temperature in a 1-inch LCD.
- The LCD has a backlit feature for taking measurements in low-light areas.
- This thermometer can display temperatures in both Fahrenheit & Celsius and automatically hold data to display readings for a longer time.
- It is powered by a 9V battery and comes with a carrying case.
- This thermometer with a response time of less than 1 second, further features a low battery indicator & auto shut off (after 8 seconds) to save battery life.
Compatible Accessories:
- Reed Instruments CA-52A Soft Carrying Case: This carrying case is used to transport the thermometer to the desired location. It has side pouches for fitting accessories.
Standards and Approvals:
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. What are the operating conditions of this REED Instruments R2002-NIST infrared thermometer?
A. REED Instruments R2002-NIST infrared thermometer is operated at temperatures ranging from 32 to 122 degrees F (0 to 50 degrees C) and humidity ranging from 10 to 90%. It can be stored at temperatures ranging from -4 to 140 degrees F (-20 to 60 degrees C).
Q. What does the field of view mean in this REED Instruments R2002-NIST infrared thermometer?
A. REED Instruments R2002-NIST infrared thermometer's 8:1 field of view means that if the unit is 8 inches from the target surface, the target's diameter must be at least 1 inch. The target should be larger than the meter's spot size. As a general rule, the smaller the size of the target, the closer the thermometer should be to it. The target should be twice as large as the spot size for high accuracy.
Q. What type of laser is used in this REED Instruments R2002-NIST infrared thermometer?
A. REED Instruments R2002-NIST infrared thermometer uses a Class 2 (II) laser with an output of less than 1mW and a wavelength between 630 & 670 nm.
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