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500

500

400

300

200

100

400

300

Temperature (°C)

Distance (mm)

N.G.

O.K.

200

Field of View

Troubleshooting

Maintenance

Batteries

Reference

The emissivity ratio is the rate of the energy emitted from the surface of the object. 

All objects possess a particular emissivity ratio which changes according to the 

object's surface conditions or temperature. 

Our thermometer allows the emissivity ratio to be set at a fixed rate, enabling the 

surface temperatures of the following objects to be almost precisely measured

0.95(DARK)…rubber, plastic, paper, food, painted surfaces, etc.

0.70(BRIGHT)… oxidized metallic surfaces, etc. can be measured correctly.

In the case of objects with different emissivity ratios than the objects listed above, 

deviation of measurement will occur. In such cases, take their figures as approxi-

mate values by placing our separately sold black tape (ε=0.95) onto the object to be 

measured, the object can be almost precisely measured.

Conformance to EU Directives

• This in a class A product. In residential areas it may cause radio interference, in 

which case the user may be required to take adequate measures to reduce 

interference.

Environmental

 Warnings / Cautions       –– Warning       –– Caution

Safe Usage 

––Warnings & Cautions on Environment and Usage

OPTEX FA CO.,LTD.

Safe Usage

CAUTION:

Portable Non-Contact Thermometer

Instruction  Manual

  

   

Introduction

• Please make sure the model you purchased is the one you specified.

• Please read the manual thoroughly before using the THERMO-HUNTER 

PT-2LD for correct usage.

• After reading this manual, please retain it for future reference.

• OPTEX FA is not liable for any incidental or consequential damages or 

losses including losses of data or chances of measurement, arising from 

accident, misuse or abnormal conditions of operation or handling.

91 Chudoji-Awata-cho Shimogyo-ku Kyoto 600-8815 JAPAN

TEL: +81-75-325-1314   FAX: +81-75-325-2936

Thank you very much for purchasing this product. This device is a non-con-

tact thermometer to convert the infrared energy emitted from the surface 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 thermometer.

This instruction manual contains various warnings for your safety and proper 

usage to avoid possible personal injury.  Please be sure to heed the 

warnings and strictly follow safety instructions.

Do not look into the laser beam, nor point it 

directly at eyes. Even the reflection is harmful. 

This laser may cause eye injury or damage to 

your health.

CAUTION

CAUTION

CAUTION

This product is not a clinical thermometer and 

therefore, can not be used for medical purposes.

This symbol signifies that improper usage may 

result in injuries or damage.

Use of controls or adjustments or performance 

of procedures other than those specified herein 

may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

Specifications

Caution

Filter

Main Unit

Check

1) Do not throw used batteries into a fire. Do not recharge them. 

2) Follow the local laws or regulations when disposing the batteries. 

3) Take the batteries out of the thermometer when you do not use for a long time.

Emissivity ratio (

ε

)

KEEP THE THERMOMETER 

AWAY FROM DROPPING 

WATER AND DO NOT USE IN 

WATER.

This thermometer is not water- 

proof.

DO NOT APPLY SUDDEN 

TEMPERATURE CHANGES 

TO THE THERMOMETER.

Sudden temperature changes 

may cause incorrect measuring 

results in such cases, leave the 

thermometer for a moment to 

let it retain to a stable condition 

prior to the next measurement.

KEEP THE THERMOMETER 

AWAY FROM PRODUCTS 

WHICH PRODUCE STRONG 

ELECTROMAGNETIC 

WAVES.

Usage in such environments 

will cause irreparable damages 

to the unit and in-correct 

measurements.

KEEP THE THERMOMETER AWAY

FROM DIRECT SUNLIGHT, DUST, 

HIGH TEMPERATURES AND HIGH

HUMIDITY DURING USE AND STO

RAGE.

Otherwise, the optical lens will 

become dirty or damaged. Such 

usage or storage will result in 

incorrect measurement.

AVOID MEASURING SHINY 

OBJECTS.

Shiny objects reflect surrounding 

infrared energy.

Therefore, it results in incorrect 

measurement.

DO NOT USE WITH NON- 

STANDARD VOLTAGE.

Otherwise, irreparable 

damages or incorrect 

measurement will result.

DO NOT TOUCH THE FILTER.

Hands off the filter otherwise 

measuring error might come.

KEEP THE THERMOMETER 

AWAY FROM HIGH-TEMPERA

TURE OBJECT.

This may cause irreparable 

damage or incorrect measurement.

DO NOT TOUCH TO THE OBJECT

THAT IS BEING MEASURED.

The unit is a non-contact thermo- 

meter. Touching the unit to objects 

with high temperatures will result 

in irreparable damages in the 

shape of the unit and incorrect 

measurements.

DO NOT DROP THE THERMO

- METER OR APPLY VIOLENT

SHOCKS.

Otherwise, irreparable damages 

or incorrect measurements will 

result.

DO NOT USE NEAR OBJECTS 

ELECTRICALLY CHARGED.

Otherwise, irreparable damages 

or incorrect measurements will 

result.

Usage Warnings / Cautions       –– Warning       –– Caution

Solution

Cause

Problems

Dust, dirt and scratches on the filter cause incorrect measurements. In 

case of dirty filter please remove the dust on the lens with a blower etc. for 

lens cleaning use.

The main unit is made of ABS. When it becomes dirty, lightly wipe with a 

soft cloth which has been soaked in soapy neutral and then well wrung. Do 

not apply chemical solvents such as thinner, benzine and alcohol to 

remove them since these chemicals may cause erosion of the casing 

surface, or disappearance of printed characters.

We recommend that you check the calibration once a year. 

Please inquire at your local dealer for service.

If the above solutions do not correct the problems, the thermometer might be defective. 

In this case, please contact your local dealer for service.

    Axis of the laser is located 20mm left from the optical axis.

The size of the object to be measured must be sufficiently bigger than the measuring 

area shown in the above illustration.

The measured figure 

seems incorrect

The measured figure 

is not stable

Laser doesn't appear, 

it is dark

No readout

No battery or wrong setting 

of batteries.

Insufficient battery for 

driving laser.

The target is not aligned 

to optical axis.

The object has a lustrous 

metallic surface.

Replace the batteries or set them 

again in the correct direction

Replace the batteries or set them 

again in the correct direction.
Clean the filter referring to the 

maintenance clause of this manual.
Make sure target size and distance 

referring Field of View chart.

Leave the unit to get it familiar with 

surrounding temperature.

An error in reading is inevitable. 

Use another optex thermometer 

with variable emissivity system.

Wipe to clean the hole.

Cover such heat source.

Dirt on the laser hole.

Dirt on the filter.

There is some object emitting 

high temperatures near the 

object to be measured

The unit is affected by 

rapid environmental 

temperature changes

EN/IEC 60825-1:2007 and 2014

Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and

1040.11 except for deviations

pursuant to Laser Notice No. 50, 

dated June 24, 2007

LASER APERTURE

CLASS  2  LASER PRODUCT

LASER RADIATION

DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM

MAXIMUM OUTPUT : 1mW

655 nm

WAVE LENGTH :

OPTEX FA CO.,LTD.

91 Chudoji-Awata 600-8815 JAPAN

58/500

100/1000

(mm)

D:S=10:1

20

MODEL. PT-2LD

PT-2LD

THERMO-HUNTER   

1) Battery box is located on the back of the thermometer. 

2) Set the batteries into the battery box in the correct direction according to the polarity 

marks in the box. Replace the batteries when the battery life indicator starts blinking. 

     Replace both batteries with new ones to avoid using old and new batteries together.

Caution label

DIP switches

BATT.

THERMO-HUNTER

MEASURE

Operation instruction

Silicon filter

Laser hole

MEASURE button

• Push to operate and measure. It operates while pushing, and will 

automatically go off in 20 seconds after releasing the button.

• MEASURE button should be depressed to activate the laser beam 

and the release of pressure from button would shut off the laser 

beam. This function is provided instead of beam attenuator.

Liquid crystal 

display (LCD)

°C

°F

HOLD

LASER

(indicates laser is on)

BATT

(indicates remain-

ing battery life)

DARK

BRIGHT

Emissivity ratio ad-

justment status

1) Set two AA (SUM-3) batteries into the battery box which is located on the back of the 

thermometer.

2) Operates while pushing the MEASURE button. Laser sighting and Backlight is given by 

the same button.

3) After releasing the button, the final measured value will appear on the display for 20 

seconds before the thermometer automatically switches off.

The factory settings of the DIP switches are DARK and °C. 

Change the DIP switch setting according to your measuring 

purpose.

Operation instructions

°C/°F

Use this switch to change between the two different 

temperature systems. 

DARK/BRIGHT 

Use this switch to adjust the emissivity ratio. Set this 

switch in accordance with the emissivity ratio of the 

object being measured.

DARK…Emissivity ratio is set to blackish objects (nominal 0.95)

BRIGHT…Emissivity ratio is set to whitish objects (nominal 0.70)

Model

Measuring range

Display range

Field of View

Optics

Sensing element/Wavelength

Response Time

Accuracy(ε=0.95, 25℃±3℃)

Repeatability

Display Resolution

Sighting method

Emissivity

Back-light function

Battery type

Battery life

Ambient temperature

Ambient humidity

Storage temperature

Dimensions

Weight

Applicable regulations

Applicable standards

PT-2LD

-40 to 510℃ (-40 to 950°)

-51 to 538℃ (-60 to 1000°F)

□100 / 1000mm(D:S = 10:1)square spot

mirror / silicon filter

thermopile / 8 to 14μm

800msec / 90%

Less than 0℃: ±3℃, 0 to 200℃: ±2℃, 201℃ Over :±1℃ of reading value

±1℃ (1°F) reading value

1℃ (1°F)

Non-coaxial laser marker (CLASS 2)

0.

95/0.7(Switchable)

Available

AA x 2pcs

Approx. 30hours (Alkaline)

0 to 50℃ (32 to 122°F)

35 to 85%RH(Without dew condensation)

-10 to 60℃ (14 to 140°F)

H×W×D = 140×56×37mm

180g

EMC Directive(2014/30/EU),RoHS Directive(2011/65/EU),China RoHS(MIIT Order No.32)

FDA(21CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11)(expect for deviations pursuant to Laser Notice No.50)

Consumer product safety Act. (PSC Mark)

EN 61326-1:2013, IEC 60825-1:2007,2014

Option: Black body tape

※2

※1 The measurement accuracy in the specification is limited to the calibration conditions of our factory.

※2 This product is classified as Class 2 by IEC 60825-1: 2007 according to Laser Notice No.50, FDA 

      Guidance Document.

※1

For China RoHS, please refer to http://www.optex-fa.com/rohs_cn/

Summary of Contents for PT-7LD

Page 1: ...HUNTER PT 7LD OPTEX FA CO LTD 91 Chudoji Awata cho Shimogyo ku Kyoto 600 8815 JAPAN TEL 81 75 325 1314 FAX 81 75 325 2936 Printed in JAPAN 0806980 2018 6 Portable Non Contact Thermometer Instruction...

Page 2: ...of View Memory Function Settings Setting High Limit Temperature for Alarm Setting Low Limit Temperature for Alarm Setting Emissivity Ratio HOT COLD mode Setting C F mode Record Erasing Troubleshooting...

Page 3: ...of controls or adjustments or perfor mance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Safe Usage This instruction manual contains various warnings for...

Page 4: ...things with sharp points which may damage the fil ter Damaged filter causes incor rect measurement KEEP THE THERMOMETER AWAY FROM CHARGED OB JECTS This may cause irreparable dam age or incorrect measu...

Page 5: ...supply Battery life 0 to 50 Ambient temperature 35 to 85 Rh Without due condensation Ambient humidity 10 to 60 Storage temperature IP67 Protective structure ABS Antibacterial Material H W D 160 44 42...

Page 6: ...e is no button to turn ON OFF the power supply Pressing MEASURE button wakes up the thermometer The power supply turns off automatically after 15 seconds absence of pressing any button Name of Compone...

Page 7: ...7...

Page 8: ...and a value measured last is displayed for 15 seconds HOLD mode The power supply turns off automatically after 15 seconds Continuous Measurement Starting Continuous Measurement Press and hold both of...

Page 9: ...e away from the measuring object unless there is any obstacle However please note that the measuring field of view enlarges in proportion to the measuring distance This thermometer has an optical reso...

Page 10: ...g CALL Mode Press and hold CALL button for two seconds 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...

Page 11: ...Ratio HOT COLD mode C F mode and Record Erasing settings refer to page 14 When each setting is completed it automatically turns to the next setting mode For example when setting of High Limit Temperat...

Page 12: ...h LimitTemperature for Alarm cannot be set at lower temperature than Low LimitTempera ture for Alarm Turning ON OFF Alarm Function When the High Limit Temperature setting is completed the setting mode...

Page 13: ...isplayed value as the Low Limit Temperature for Alarm Attention The Low Limit Temperature for Alarm cannot be set at higher temperature than High LimitTempera ture for Alarm Turning ON OFF Alarm Funct...

Page 14: ...the Record Erasing press button to select ESC sign 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 Emi...

Page 15: ...w alkaline one A sign b blinks Otherwise install the battery correctly in the battery compartment A filter unit is stained Clean the filter referring Filter of MAINTENANCE described in page 16 Field o...

Page 16: ...for cleaning as it may deform or damage the thermometer Annual Inspection Re calibration is recommended once a year Ask the distributor where you purchased the unit for details Battery Installing Batt...

Page 17: ...HUNTER PT 5LD OPTEX FA CO LTD 91 Chudoji Awata cho Shimogyo ku Kyoto 600 8815 JAPAN TEL 81 75 325 1314 FAX 81 75 325 2936 Printed in JAPAN 0806970 2018 6 Portable Non Contact Thermometer Instruction...

Page 18: ...unction Settings Setting High Limit Temperature for Alarm Setting Low Limit Temperature for Alarm Setting Emissivity Ratio DARK BRIGHT mode Setting C F mode Record Erasing Setting Hold mode Selections...

Page 19: ...of controls or adjustments or perfor mance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Safe Usage This instruction manual contains various warnings for...

Page 20: ...e before taking measurement AVOID MEASURING SHINY OB JECTS 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...

Page 21: ...pply Battery life 0 to 50 Ambient temperature 35 to 85 Rh Without due condensation Ambient humidity 10 to 60 Storage temperature IP67 Protective structure ABS Antibacterial Material H W D 160 44 42mm...

Page 22: ...e is no button to turn ON OFF the power supply Pressing MEASURE button wakes up the thermometer The power supply turns off automatically after 15 seconds absence of pressing any button Name of Compone...

Page 23: ...7...

Page 24: ...inuous Measurement Press and hold both of MEASURE button and SET ENTER button simultaneously for two seconds or more then the Continuous Measurement mode switched on In the Continuous Measurement mode...

Page 25: ...more away from the measuring object unless there is any obstacle However please note that the measuring field of view enlarges in proportion to the measuring distance This thermometer has an optical r...

Page 26: ...g CALL Mode Press and hold CALL button for two seconds 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...

Page 27: ...ttings refer to page 14 HOLD mode Selections refer to page 15 When each setting is completed it automatically turns to the next setting mode For example when setting of High Limit Temperature for Alar...

Page 28: ...h LimitTemperature for Alarm cannot be set at lower temperature than Low LimitTempera ture for Alarm Turning ON OFF Alarm Function When the High Limit Temperature setting is completed the setting mode...

Page 29: ...displayed value as the Low Limit Temperature for Alarm Attention The Low Limit Temperature for Alarm cannot be set at higher temperature than High LimitTempera ture for Alarm Turning ON OFF Alarm Func...

Page 30: ...cel the Record Erasing press button to select ESC sign 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...

Page 31: ...of View described in page 9 The measuring object is smaller than the field of view Adjust the measuring range referring to Field ofView shown in page 9 Affected by a nearby heating source Block the he...

Page 32: ...for cleaning as it may deform or damage the thermometer Annual Inspection Re calibration is recommended once a year Ask the distributor where you purchased the unit for details Battery Installing Batt...

Page 33: ...ilter please remove the dust on the lens with a blower etc for lens cleaning use The main unit is made of ABS When it becomes dirty lightly wipe with a soft cloth which has been soaked in soapy neutra...

Page 34: ......

Page 35: ...UNTER PT S80 U80 Portable Non Contact Thermometer Instruction Manual 91 Chudoji Awata cho Shimogyo ku Kyoto 600 8815 JAPAN TEL 81 75 325 1314 FAX 81 75 325 2936 Printed in JAPAN 0807000 2018 5 OPTEX F...

Page 36: ...ction Conformance to EU Directives This in a class A product In residential areas it may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures to reduce interferenc...

Page 37: ...se of controls or adjustments or perfor mance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Safe Usage This instruction manual contains various warnings fo...

Page 38: ...Warning Caution KEEP THE THERMOMETER AWAY FROM SUDDEN CHANGE IN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE Sudden temperature change may cause incorrect measurement Start measurement when temperature has become stable after...

Page 39: ...ED Buzzer ON OFF Selectable Emissivity Adjustment 0 95 0 85 0 70 Selectable Adjustable 0 30 to 1 20 0 01step Temperature unit C F Selectable NOR MAX MIN Display function AA Battery x2pcs Power supply...

Page 40: ...6 There is no button to turn ON OFF the supper supply Name of Components...

Page 41: ...7...

Page 42: ...es supplied as an accessory and operate the unit according to the following procedure 1 Point the laser beam at a measurement objectandaimitatthecenteroftheareato be measured For the distance from thi...

Page 43: ...Selection of display function Default value for each setting at the time of shipment PT S80 PT U80 Temperature unit C NOR Display function Maximum temperature alarm Temperature setting 600 C Function...

Page 44: ...eisanyobstacle However pleasenotethatthemeasuringfieldofview depends on measuring distance This thermometer has an optical resolution of 33 1 D Distance to the measuring object S Spot size For Correct...

Page 45: ...g that AL H on the sub display is changed to AL L in step 2 and later When the lower limit setting has been completed the mode is changed to HOLD When the upper and lower limit alarms are set HI and L...

Page 46: ...12 PT S80 P 13 Recording Measured Temperature Record Measured Temperature MEM Mode Call Temperature Record CALL Mode P 13 Emissivity Setting...

Page 47: ...bjects has their own emissivity which changes depending on the surface conditions and object temperature This thermometer has 3 fixed emissivities Refer to the following examples 0 95 Food rubber plas...

Page 48: ...ime Setting P 17 Emissivity Setting P 18 Recording Measured Temperature Record Measured Temperature MEM Mode Call Temperature Record CALL Mode Delete All the Temperature Records P 19 Continuous Measur...

Page 49: ...SET button is pressed Display TIME on the LCD After TIME blinks YEAR blinks Then the display is automatically shifted to the state that YEAR lights up and the dominical year blinks After the set year...

Page 50: ...ght 2 digits minute light up Press the MAX MIN or MEM CAL button to adjust the hour Then press the MEASURE button to fix the setting After the setting the right 2 digits of the clock start to blink fo...

Page 51: ...ect other than the measured object such as a high temperature object exists on the periphery temperature for the other object is reflected which will cause incorrect measurement Thus it is necessary t...

Page 52: ...capacity FULL lights up on LCD 1 Press this button for 2 seconds or more while the power is ON Call temperature record CALL mode CALL is displayed on the sub display and then the latest stored temper...

Page 53: ...ng in page 7 CONT is lit on LCD and continuous measurement is started Measurement continues even if releasing the MEASURE button 1 When the MEASURE button is pressed again or the DIP switch is changed...

Page 54: ...ing of data inside thermometer 2 PC can read all date instantly on thermometers continuous mode 3 Output all data by CSV format 4 Set up each parameters Clock Emissivity Change memory capability For t...

Page 55: ...aser beam is not satisfied Replace the batteries The b symbol blinks or re install the batteries correctly The lens section is dirty Clean the filter referring to the Lens in Maintenance method of pag...

Page 56: ...lling 2 Install new batteries in the correct direction The attached batteries are to be used for checking operations The battery life mentioned in Specifications is not assured for these batteries Pre...

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