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Please read these instructions carefully and thoroughly before using the product.
Using an optical resolution (distance-to-spot ratio) of 8:1, the gun-style instrument measures the surface temperature of a surface or object from a distance by using an infrared (IR) sensor to quantify its thermal radiation. This noncontact measurement capability allows you to safely determine the temperature of very hot or cold surfaces (from -4º to 536ºF/-20º to 280ºC), inaccessible or hard-to-reach objects, and toxic substances. A red laser pointer pinpoints the target area being measured. Readings, in ºF or ºC, are displayed on a backlit LCD.
The IRT205 comes on a blister-packed card with two "AAA" Alkaline batteries in a cavity on the back.
Fig. 1 shows the key components of the IRT205. Fig. 2 shows all possible display icons and indications. Use Fig. 1 to familiarize yourself with the position and function of all components before moving on to the safety, setup and operating instructions.
Fig. 1. The IRT205's key components
Fig. 2. All possible display indications
The IRT205 is ready to use after you install the two included "AAA" batteries. To open the battery compartment, place the tips of your thumb and index finger in the cutouts on the side of the compartment cover and pull to swing it down. Install the batteries in series according to the polarity marks on the inside of the compartment. Then swing the cover up and snap it shut.
To make a temperature measurement, squeeze the trigger (Fig. 1, Callout C) to activate the laser pointer and aim it at a target surface. This causes the word SCAN to appear on the LCD, along with the temperature of the current target. Releasing the trigger changes SCAN to HOLD and "freezes" the readout at the temperature of the current target for seven seconds. After seven seconds, the IRT205 (including the laser pointer) automatically powers off to extend battery life. The seven-second hold enables you to take the temperature of surfaces you cannot see (under or behind objects, for example) and then read the display after returning the gun to eye level.
To change the displayed measurement unit from ºF to ºC, open the battery compartment (as described above), remove the batteries, and move the switch inside the compartment from the factory-set ºF position to the ºC position (see photo below). Then re-install the batteries and swing the compartment door up until it snaps shut.
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.
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