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Ebro Infra-red Thermometer TFI-550 -60...+550°C, with Additional Connection for NiCr-Ni Temperature Sensor

Brand:Ebro

Specifications

Min. temp. infra-red accuracy Number: 2 °C
Min. temp. infra-red accuracy Number: ±2 °C (-18 ... 23 °C)
Battery/ rechargeable battery: 2 x AAA
Depth: 121 mm
Designation ANSI: AAA
Dimensions (WxDxH): 46 x 121 x 195 mm
Height: 195 mm
IP code: IP 20
Min. temp. infra-red accuracy Number: 23 °C
Min. temp. infra-red accuracy Number: -18 °C

$558.14

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Product description

The Ebro Infra-red Thermometer TFI-550 is a versatile instrument designed for precise, non-contact surface temperature measurements ranging from -60°C to +550°C. Equipped with a dual laser pointer and a 30:1 distance-to-spot ratio, it ensures accurate targeting. Additionally, the thermometer features a connection for NiCr-Ni (Type K) temperature sensors via an SMP connector, allowing for core temperature measurements with penetration probes. This dual functionality makes it ideal for various laboratory and industrial applications.

Key Features:

Brand: Ebro
Measurement Range: Infrared: -60°C to +550°C; NiCr-Ni Probe: -64°C to +1400°C
Optics: Distance-to-spot ratio of 30:1
Laser Pointer: Dual laser for precise targeting
Sensor Compatibility: NiCr-Ni (Type K) sensors with SMP connector
Accuracy: ±2°C (-18°C to +23°C); ±1% of the measured value or ±1°C (whichever is greater) from +23°C to +510°C
Resolution: 0.1°C between -9.9°C and 199.9°C; otherwise 1°C
Emissivity: Adjustable from 0.1 to 1.0
Alarm Function: Alerts when minimum or maximum thresholds are exceeded
Power Supply: 2 x AAA batteries (approx. 180 hours of operation)
Dimensions: 46 x 121 x 195 mm
Weight: Approximately 180 g
Protection Class: IP20
Certification: Factory calibration certificate included

This thermometer is an essential tool for professionals requiring accurate temperature measurements in various settings, combining non-contact infrared capabilities with the option for direct contact measurements using compatible probes.

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It is a versatile instrument designed for precise, non-contact surface temperature measurements ranging from -60°C to +550°C. Equipped with a dual laser pointer and a 30:1 distance-to-spot ratio, it ensures accurate targeting. Additionally, the thermometer features a connection for NiCr-Ni (Type K) temperature sensors via an SMP connector, allowing for core temperature measurements with penetration probes. This dual functionality makes it ideal for various laboratory and industrial applications.

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