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sources of ignition.

 

2. Precautions: 

a). Do not operate the thermometer in the presence of strong 

electrical or magnetic fields, as this may prevent correct 
operation. 

b). Use and store the thermometer away from direct sunlight 

or other strong source of light, high temperatures, high 
humidity or dust. 

c). If the thermometer has been kept in area of high or low 

temperature, wait until it has reached a stable temperature 
before use. 

d). 

Condensation may form on the focal lens if the 
thermometer is moved quickly from a cold to a hot 
environment.  Before taking measurements, wait for the 
condensation to dissipate. 

e). Do not touch the focal lens. 

 

3. Environmental conditions: 

a). Altitude up to 2000 meters. 

Summary of Contents for 1327

Page 1: ...RS Infrared Thermometer Remote Temperature Measurement Non Contact 1327 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...RODUCTION 1 Ⅰ SAFETY INFORMATION 1 Ⅱ FEATURES 3 Ⅲ SPECIFICATIONS 3 Ⅳ GENERAL LAYOUT AND OPERATING CONTROLS 5 Ⅴ LCD DISPLAY DESCRIPTION 7 Ⅵ EMISSIVITY ADJUSTMENT 8 Ⅶ TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT 11 Ⅷ SETTING MODE 13 Ⅸ BATTERY REPLACEMENT 15 ...

Page 3: ...y from the object This allows temperature measurements to be made of items such as rotating machinery bus bars carrying electric current or inaccessible objects which would be difficult or hazardous to touch Ⅰ SAFETY INFORMATION 1 Read the following safety information carefully before attempting to operate or service the meter Laser Safety Warning LASER RADIATION DO EN 60825 1 1994 A11 1996 If the...

Page 4: ...ce of light high temperatures high humidity or dust c If the thermometer has been kept in area of high or low temperature wait until it has reached a stable temperature before use d Condensation may form on the focal lens if the thermometer is moved quickly from a cold to a hot environment Before taking measurements wait for the condensation to dissipate e Do not touch the focal lens 3 Environment...

Page 5: ... The address is given at the end of these instructions b Periodically clean the case with a dry cloth Do not use abrasives or solvents 5 Safety symbols Complies with the EMC Directive 89 336 EEC Ⅱ FEATURES o C o F Selectable Backlit LCD display Sighting laser Auto hold function Maximum minimum reading recorder function Auto power off Ⅲ SPECIFICATIONS 3 1 General Information Display Backlit LCD dis...

Page 6: ...erating humidity Below 80 RH Storage temperature 10 o C to 60 o C 14 o F to 140 o F Humidity Below 70 RH Dimensions 172 L 118 W 46 H mm 6 8 L 4 6 W 1 8 H inches Weight Approx 220g with battery Accessories Instruction manual battery 3 2 Electrical specifications Measuring range 20 o C to 500 o C 4 o F to 932 o F Resolution 0 1 o C 0 2 o F Accuracy 2 of reading or 2 o C or 4 o F whichever is greater...

Page 7: ...ivity 0 17 1 00 presettable Sighting Laser marker 1mw class 2 Sensor Thermopile Ⅳ GENERAL LAYOUT AND OPERATING CONTROLS CAUTION AVOID EXPOSURE LASER RADIATION IS EMITTED FROM THIS APERTURE LASER RADIATION DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM OUTPUT 1mW WAVELENGTH 630 670nm CLASS II LASER PRODUCT Complies with IEC 60825 1 1998 01 Edition 1 1 EN 60825 1 1994 All 1996 ...

Page 8: ...xit this mode and return to normal operation dFrom normal mode will enter setting mode 3 M cFrom normal mode will turn the backlight on or off dFrom Read mode decrements the memory location number eFrom SET mode decreases the value of the selected parameter Store the displayed reading 4 cFrom normal mode will enable or disable the laser Read the stored data from memory ...

Page 9: ...rmometer and make a measurement d In SET mode pull the trigger to store the required value and exit SET mode e Press and hold the MODE button then pull the trigger to enter continuous measurement mode f In continuous measurement mode pull the trigger to turn the meter off 6 Battery cover 7 Laser aperture 8 Focal lens Ⅴ LCD DISPLAY DESCRIPTION F C F C 1 Hold function 11 Lo alarm 2 Maximum reading 1...

Page 10: ... The thermometers sensitivity to emissivity ε is preset at 0 95 because this setting will be applicable to 90 of surfaces but can be adjusted as required 2 Emissivity adjustment c Apply black tape matt black paint or black magic marker to the object if it is safe to do so d ε is set at 0 95 to indicate correctly from a dark surface e Aim the sensor at the black surface pull the trigger and note th...

Page 11: ...um polished 0 1 Iron and Steel Cast iron polished 0 2 Cast iron turned at 100 0 45 Cast iron turned at 1000 0 6 to 0 7 Steel ground sheet 0 6 Mild steel 0 3 to 0 5 Steel plate oxidized 0 9 Iron plate rusted 0 7 to 0 85 Cast iron rough rusted 0 95 Rough ingot iron 0 9 EMISSIVITY VALUES Typical Emissivity Values Metals SURFACE EMISSIVITY Molten cast iron 0 3 Molten mild steel 0 3 to 0 4 Stainless st...

Page 12: ...d oxidized at 25 0 3 Lead oxidized reated to 200 0 6 Nickel and its alloys Nickel pure 0 1 Nickel plate oxidized 0 4 to 0 5 Nichrome 0 7 Nichrome oxidized 0 95 Emissivity Values Non metals Refractory Building materials Red brick rough 0 75 to 0 9 Fire clay 0 75 Asbestos 0 95 Concrete 0 7 Marble 0 9 Carborundum 0 85 Plaster 0 9 Alumina fine grain 0 25 Alumina coarse grain 0 45 Silica fine grain 0 4...

Page 13: ...dboard 0 9 Silicone polish 03 mm thick 0 7 Emissivity value varies with purity Ⅶ TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT 1 Measurement Pull the trigger to turn the meter on and start measuring Release the trigger to stop measuring and auto hold the reading The meter will turn off automatically after 15 seconds 2 MAX MIN hold function Pull hold the trigger then press MODE once to cycle through maximum MAX minimum ...

Page 14: ...ODE button for 3 seconds to exit this mode Note Laser offset The laser beam is offset 18mm 0 71in from the focal lens Choose a sampling spot that is large enough to include the laser offset Surface Temperature The thermometer will measure the temperature of the first surface it detects e g a glass cover dust or fog Ensure the object whose temperature is to be measured is not obstructed 4 Selecting...

Page 15: ...Reading the memory data Press and hold the R button for 3 seconds to enter READ mode Press the or buttons to select to desired memory data location Press the MODE button to exit READ mode Ⅷ SETTING MODE Pull trigger to turn the meter on Press hold the MODE button for 3 seconds until SET appears on the LCD 1 Parameter settings for measuring Under the infrared parameter setting mode the LCD will sho...

Page 16: ... the beeper will sound and the ALMÇ symbol will appear on the LCD Example To sound the alarm if the temperature exceeds 100 or falls below 0 set the Hi Alarm point to100 and the Lo Alarm point to 0 Setting procedure a Press and hold the MODE key for 3 seconds until the LCD displays the SET mark b Press button to select unit c Press the MODE button once to enter ALARM ON OFF setting mode then press...

Page 17: ...cedure is terminated the parameter will be stored until changed Under setting mode the backlight laser memory store and read functions are disabled Pull the trigger to exit setting mode Ⅸ BATTERY REPLACEMENT When the symbol appears on the LCD screen there is insufficient power in the battery to provide an accurate measurement Replace the battery with a fresh one as follows a Ensure the instrument ...

Page 18: ...16 e Close the battery cover f Turn the instrument on and check for correct operation OPEN ...

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