Standard Instruments ST-8833 / ST-8855 Professional High Temperature Thermometer User Manual

ST-8833/8855 Professional High Temperature Thermometers 8833/8855 Series compact Infrared Thermometer provide fast, easy, and accurate readings for most surface temperature measurements with Wireless USB Interface (RF 433MHz).


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Brand
UNBRANDED
Category
Temperature sensors
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
145 KB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
E75517230460B76B0C133AE693F1D8AE

About this manual

The ST-8833 and ST-8855 are professional high‑temperature infrared thermometers designed for fast, accurate surface temperature readings. They feature a flat housing, built‑in laser pointer, adjustable emissivity, and a backlit LCD display with max/min/average recording and alarm functions.

The devices support wireless data transmission via a 433 MHz RF transmitter and USB interface, include accessories such as a 9 V battery, carrying case, K‑type probe, and offer specifications like a 30:1 distance‑to‑spot ratio, 0.1°C resolution, and less‑than‑1‑second response time.

What's inside

  • Product Overview
  • Technical Specifications
  • Wireless USB Interface
  • Emissivity Adjustment
  • Accessories
  • Operation Features

Specifications

Temperature range-50°C to 1050°C
Optical resolution (distance‑to‑spot ratio)30:1
Response time< 1 second
Basic accuracy±1.5% of reading
Emissivity range0.10 – 1.0
Size (H×W×D)180 mm × 106 mm × 48 mm
Weight250 g

Frequently asked questions

What temperature range can the ST-8833/8855 measure?

It can measure from –50 °C up to 1050 °C (the ST‑8833 version up to 800 °C).

What is the adjustable emissivity range?

Emissivity can be set between 0.10 and 1.0.

What is the response time of the thermometer?

The response time is less than one second.

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