Global IR-8862 Dual Laser Infrared Thermometer Product Leaflet

The document describes the features and characteristics of an infrared thermometer, including dual laser pointers, wide temperature range, adjustable emissivity, and fast response time.


Global IR-8862 Dual Laser Infrared Thermometer Product Leaflet - cover page
Brand
UNBRANDEDInfrared
Category
Temperature sensors
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
209 KB
Published
03 May, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The IR-8862 is a dual‑laser infrared thermometer designed for fast, non‑contact temperature measurement. Dual laser pointers converge to a single spot, allowing precise targeting, while a large backlit LCD displays temperature readings and function indicators. The device includes adjustable emissivity, high/low alarms, trigger lock, and automatic power‑off.

Technical specifications include a temperature range of -50°C to +650°C, 0.1°C resolution, ±1.0% accuracy, 8:1 distance‑to‑spot ratio, and a response time under 150 ms. It is powered by a single 9 V PP3 alkaline battery, measures 146 × 104 × 43 mm, and weighs 63 g. The thermometer ships with a carry case, battery, and a CAL‑IR calibration certificate.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Technical Specifications
  • Calibration Certificate
  • Accessories
  • Contact Information

Specifications

Temperature range-50°C to +650°C
Resolution0.1°C / 0.1°F
Accuracy±1.0% of reading
Power source1 × 9V PP3 alkaline battery
Dimensions146 × 104 × 43 mm
Weight63 g
Emissivity range0.10 to 1.0
Response time<150 ms
Distance‑to‑spot ratio8:1 at focal point
DisplayLarge backlit LCD with function indicators

Frequently asked questions

What temperature range does the IR-8862 measure?

It measures temperatures from -50 °C to +650 °C.

What battery is required for the IR-8862?

The device is powered by a single 9 V PP3 alkaline battery.

How fast does the thermometer respond to temperature changes?

Its response time is less than 150 milliseconds.

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