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Note: If the area of the object is much larger than the spot size, the accuracy of measurement is 

affected. Also, if the area of the object is much smaller than the spot size, the accuracy of 
measurement may be affected by inclusion of a part that is not supposed to be measured. 

 

 

If the measuring distance is less than 120 mm, the accuracy of measurement is affected. 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
8-2    High-temperature Measurement 

 
Operating the thermometer continuously to measure a high-temperature (200°C or more) object at 
a short distance (30 mm or less) for a long time (three minutes or more) may cause a drop in the 
performance  of  the  infrared  lens.  When  measuring  a  hot  object  of  200°C  or  more,  the  distance 
should be 30 mm or more and operation should be completed within a short time. 
 
There is also the risk of burning your hand by accidental contact with an excessively hot object. 
Secure a safe distance from the object if the object is known to be hot. 

 

Note:  Measuring  an  object  of  316°C  or  more  may  damage  the  infrared  lens  and  cause  loss  of 
measurement  accuracy.  Never  measure  an  object  whose  temperature  is  outside  the  allowable 
temperature range. 

 
 

8-3    Measurement of an object with an emissivity other than 0.95 

 

  Apply  heat-resistant  paint  or  tape  that  has  an  emissivity  close  to  0.95  to  the  object  to  be 

measured. 

 

  Since the emissivity of metals is lower than 0.95, the temperature of a metal surface cannot be 

measured with this thermometer. Apply heat-resistant paint or tape as mentioned above before 
measuring the temperature. 

 

  Measurement accuracy is affected by a frozen surface or dirt on the surface of an object. Wipe 

the surface thoroughly so that it is even and homogeneous. 

 
The table below lists materials whose emissivity is significantly different from 0.95. Note that the 
emissivity varies with the temperature and surface condition of the object; the values are given for 
reference only.   
 

 

Object 

Emissivity 

Object 

Emissivity 

Object 

Emissivity 

Iron 

0.85 

Brass 

0.60 

Ceramic 

0.80 

Cast iron 

0.85 

Tile 

0.80 

Nichrome 

0.60 

Aluminum 

0.30 

Asbestos 

0.90 

Glass 

0.85 

Copper 

0.80 

Asphalt 

0.85 

 

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for SK-87002

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual No 8261 00 Infrared Thermometer Model SK 8700Ⅱ 3 4 Kanda kajicho Chiyoda ku Tokyo 101 0045 Japan https www sksato co jp en M 07 ...

Page 2: ...Keep the unit out of reach of children Do not use this unit as a clinical thermometer This is a non contact thermometer Do not let the unit touch the object to be measured If the unit touches a hot object it may result in measurement errors or failure Never disassemble or modify this unit Doing so may result in failure Do not drop this unit or apply vibration impact to it This unit is a precision ...

Page 3: ...ively the measurement accuracy may be affected Wait for a while for the unit to properly adapt to the ambient temperature For a change of temperature of 10ºC or more wait for at least 30 minutes before measurement Overview The SK 8700II is a non contact type infrared thermometer which detects the infrared energy emitted from an object and converts it into a temperature reading The product can meas...

Page 4: ...e seconds Lens cap Prevents dust or foreign matter from entering the measurement window infrared radiation sensing section Also it protects users from viewing the laser in case the laser marker is activated accidentally Vinyl cover Protects the unit when dropped and keeps out dirt or dust during storage ...

Page 5: ...n matter in the measurement window Also it protects users from viewing the laser in case the laser marker is activated accidentally LCD Displays the temperature reading and other related information Measurement key Activates temperature measurement Backlight ON OFF key Sets the backlight function on or off Laser marker ON OFF key Sets the laser marker function on or off 1 2 LCD 7 segment display D...

Page 6: ...ry life may be shortened 3 Putting Vinyl cover onto the Thermometer It is recommended to use the thermometer with the vinyl cover attached The vinyl cover will help absorb shock in case the unit is dropped accidentally and protect the unit from becoming dirty during use The thermometer is shipped in a vinyl cover 1 Hold the opening of the vinyl cover wide when inserting the unit 2 Fix the snap fas...

Page 7: ...le light of wavelengths in the visible region 400 nm through 700 nm with an output level approx 1mW or less that is normally regarded harmless with respect to humans physical defense capabilities 5 Setting the Backlight While the power is on press the backlight ON OFF key to set the backlight on or off While the backlight key is on the LCD is illuminated in green so that the value displayed on the...

Page 8: ...urface temperature of the glass 4 Release the measurement key The displayed value can be held for approximately five seconds 5 After five seconds the power is automatically turned off auto power off function 6 When the measurement is finished put the lens cap on the measurement window 8 Notes on Measurement 8 1 Measurement Spot Size The measurement spot size of this thermometer changes in accordan...

Page 9: ...Measuring an object of 316 C or more may damage the infrared lens and cause loss of measurement accuracy Never measure an object whose temperature is outside the allowable temperature range 8 3 Measurement of an object with an emissivity other than 0 95 Apply heat resistant paint or tape that has an emissivity close to 0 95 to the object to be measured Since the emissivity of metals is lower than ...

Page 10: ...below when a problem occurs before consulting your dealer for repair Problem Possible Cause Remedy Power does not turn on Battery power is insufficient Replace the battery 6F22 006P See Replacing the Battery If the power does not turn on even after replacing the battery an element inside the thermometer may have been damaged If the element inside the unit has been damaged by impact or drop the uni...

Page 11: ...K 8700II Measuring range 20 C to 315 C Accuracy 2 C at 20 C to 100 C at 23 C 5 C 2 Reading at 101 C to 315 C Calibrated by Black body emissivity at 0 95 Resolution 1 C Repeatability 1 C Emissivity Fixed at 0 95 Distance to Spot size D S 8 1 Detector Thermopile Spectral response 6 to14μm Response time 0 5 second Laser sighting 1 point Class II Laser use less than 1mW of power Operating ambient 0 to...

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