The Ircon ScanIR II line scanner infrared thermometer manual provides specifications, configuration options, and interface details.
About this manual
The ScanIR II is a line‑scan infrared thermometer designed for industrial temperature measurement in applications such as glass production and cement kilns. It consists of a sensor head, power/processor box, Ethernet cable and optional probe cables.
The document lists the basic configuration, technical specifications, model options, power and communication interfaces, and shows a system configuration diagram. It includes data on scanning angle, speed, accuracy, environmental limits, power supply, output channels and RS‑485 digital communication. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Basic Configuration
- Technical Specifications
- Probe
- Power/Processor
- Communication Interfaces
- System Configuration Diagram
- Model Options
Specifications
| Scanning angle | 90° (adjustable) |
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| Scanning speed | 10 Hz, 25 Hz, 50 Hz, 100 Hz |
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| System response time | 0.010–60 s |
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| Accuracy | ±0.50 % or ±3 °C (whichever is larger) |
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| Repeatability | ±0.3 % or ±2 digits (whichever is larger) |
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| Far‑distance focus range | 610 mm to ∞ |
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| Sensor dimensions | 243 × 233 × 350 mm |
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| Sensor weight | 8.4 kg |
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| Power supply | 100‑240 VAC, auto‑switching, 50/60 Hz, 120 VA |
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| Maximum cable length to sensor | 305 m |
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| Analog output channels | up to 10 isolated channels |
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| Current output | 4‑20 mA dc or 0‑20 mA dc, max load 1000 Ω |
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| Relay output | 1 NO relay, 24 VAC/DC @ 1 A |
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| Digital communication | RS‑485 |
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| Network interfaces | Ethernet, BNC |
Frequently asked questions
What is the scanning angle of the ScanIR II?
The ScanIR II provides a 90° scanning angle, which can be adjusted.
What power supply does the ScanIR II require?
It operates from a 100‑240 VAC auto‑switching power supply at 50/60 Hz, rated at 120 VA.
What is the accuracy of the temperature reading?
Temperature readings are accurate to ±0.50 % or ±3 °C, whichever is larger.