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Safe Usage 

–– Warnings & Cautions on Environment and Usage

Environmental Warnings / Cautions   

 –– Warning  

 –– Caution

K E E P   T H E   T H E R M O M E T E R
AWAY FROM DROPPING WATER
AND DO NOT USE IN WATER.

This thermometer has waterproof-
ing, but it cannot be operated in the
water.  Water drops on the filter or
the area around it may cause incor-
rect measurement.  Wipe up the fil-
ter and the area around it completely
before taking measurement.

K E E P   T H E   T H E R M O M E T E R
AWAY FROM DIRECT SUNLIGHT,
DUST, HIGH TEMPERATURES
AND HIGH HUMIDITY DURING
USE AND STORAGE.

This may cause irreparable damage or
incorrect measurement.
e.g. Leaving the thermometer in a car
under a burning sun for long may result
in damage as it will get hot inside the car.

Usage Warnings / Cautions   

 –– Warning  

 –– Caution

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DO NOT EXPOSE THE THER-
MOMETER TO  SUDDEN TEM-
PERATURE CHANGES.

Sudden temperature changes may
cause incorrect measurement.
Leave the thermometer for a while
to let it reach stable temperature
before taking measurement.

AVOID MEASURING SHINY OB-
JECTS.

Shiny objects, of which emissivity value
is near 0, reflect surrounding tempera-
tures.  As this thermometer's sensitiv-
ity to emissivity is fixed at 0.95 / 0.70,
the displayed temperature could differ
from the actual temperature of objects,
which has different emissivity value.
(See "Emissivity" on page 14)

DO NOT USE ANY BATTERY
OTHER THAN  SPECIFIED.

This may cause irreparable dam-
age or incorrect measurement.

DO NOT TOUCH THE FILTER.

Do not touch the filter with some-
thing hard or things with sharp
points, which may damage the fil-
ter.  Damaged filter causes incor-
rect measurement.

DO NOT LET THE THERMOM-
ETER TOUCH THE  OBJECT THAT
IS BEING MEASURED.

The unit is a non-contact thermom-
eter.  Touching or getting too close
to the objects with high tempera-
tures may cause irreparable dam-
age or incorrect measurement.

DO NOT OPERATE THE THER-
MOMETER NEAR LARGE ELEC-
TROMAGNETIC FIELDS.

Usage in such environments may
cause irreparable damage or incor-
rect measurement.

K E E P   T H E   T H E R M O M E T E R
AWAY FROM CHARGED OB-
JECTS.

This may cause irreparable dam-
age or incorrect measurement.

DO NOT DROP THE THERMOM-
E T E R   O R   A P P LY   V I O L E N T
SHOCKS.

This product has shock resistant
structure to survive under normal
usage, but throwing or falling the
unit intentionally with force  may
cause irreparable damage.

Ramco National

800-280-6933 | [email protected] www.optex-ramco.com

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Summary of Contents for PT-5LD

Page 1: ...81 77 579 8199 Take Care of the Environmet This manual uses recycled paper Printed in JAPAN 1023 3 2008 2 Portable Non Contact Thermometer Instruction Manual Ramco National 800 280 6933 nsales ramcoi...

Page 2: ...ce of an object into temperature This thermometer measures the surface temperature of solid and liquid without contacting them The temperature of gas cannot be measured by this thermom eter Contents I...

Page 3: ...s other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Safe Usage This instruction manual contains various warnings for your safety and proper usage to avoid possible personal...

Page 4: ...thermometer s sensitiv ity to emissivity is fixed at 0 95 0 70 the displayed temperature could differ from the actual temperature of objects which has different emissivity value See Emissivity on pag...

Page 5: ...opile Spectral response 8 14 m Response time 0 7 sec 90 Accuracy 0 95 0 200 C 2 C 201 C 1 Repeatability 1 C of reading value Display resolution 1 C Sighting method Non coaxial laser marker Class 2 HOL...

Page 6: ...on wakes up the thermometer The power supply turns off automatically after 15 seconds absence of pressing any button Name of Components 6 Ramco National 800 280 6933 nsales ramcoi com www optex ramco...

Page 7: ...7 Ramco National 800 280 6933 nsales ramcoi com www optex ramco com All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 8: ...AX MIN HOLD See Setting on page 15 Continuous Measurement Starting Continuous Measurement qPress and hold both of MEASURE button and SET ENTER button simultaneously for two seconds or more then the Co...

Page 9: ...cle However please note that the measuring field of view enlarges in proportion to the measuring distance This thermometer has an optical resolution of 15 1 D Distance to the measuring object S Spot s...

Page 10: ...or more in HOLD Mode refer to page 8 and CALL sign appears on the LCD display In CALL recalling mode the last record of tem perature data and the corresponding memory number are shown on the display w...

Page 11: ...each setting is completed it automatically turns to the next setting mode For example when setting of High Limit Temperature for Alarm is completed it comes to the setting mode for Low Limit Temperat...

Page 12: ...perature than Low LimitTempera ture for Alarm Turning ON OFF Alarm Function qWhen the High Limit Temperature setting is completed the setting mode for ON OFF Alarm Function appears Press or button to...

Page 13: ...Attention The Low Limit Temperature for Alarm cannot be set at higher temperature than High LimitTempera ture for Alarm Turning ON OFF Alarm Function qWhen the Low Limit Temperature setting is complet...

Page 14: ...ign on the display and press SET ENTER button Then you can return to the setting mode again Please note that OPTEX is not liable for any loss of data Emissivity Emissivity is a value that indicates th...

Page 15: ...e field of view Adjust the measuring range referring to Field ofView shown in page 9 Affected by a nearby heating source Block the heating source with a shielding plate or something like that to avoid...

Page 16: ...spection Re calibration is recommended once a year Ask the distributor where you purchased the unit for details Battery Installing Battery When the battery level indicator shows little electricity lef...

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