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Down arrow keys to change the Emissivity value.

7

 This is the High alarm display screen (HAL). It shows 

the high alarm set point for the relative humidity, and the 

status. You can change the alarm set point value using the 

Up and Down arrow keys.  You can change the alarm set 

point value using the Up and Down arrow keys. You can 

change the alarm  status (On/Off) by pressing the SET key.

8

 This is the Low alarm display screen (LAL). It shows 

the low alarm set point for the relative humidity, and the 

status. You can change the alarm set point value using 

the Up and Down arrow keys. You can change the alarm 

status (On/Off) by pressing the SET key.

9

 This is the recording interval display screen. You can 

set the recording interval from 2 to 60 seconds using the 

Up and Down arrow keys. When the recording function 

is initiated (Pressing SET/REC key), the LOG icon will 

turn on, and the unit will record relative humidity, 

ambient temperature, infrared temperature, and the two 

thermocouple temperatures per recording interval in the 

non-volatile memory.

10

 This is the Auto Power shut off display screen. You can 

turn on/off the auto power shut off by pressing the SET 

key.

11

 This is the main display screen when the data logging 

function is turned on. The LOG icon is shown on the 

display.

12

 This display shows the maximum values of the 

relative humidity, ambient temperature, and the infrared 

temperature during the session. You can press the SET key 

to reset the Max/Min values.

13

 This display shows the minimum values of the 

relative humidity, ambient temperature, and the infrared 

temperature during the session. You can press the SET key 

to reset the Max/Min values.

14

 This is the main display screen when the Hold function 

is turned on. The relative humidity, ambient temperature, 

and infrared temperature values are frozen until the Hold 

key is pressed again to turn off the function.

15

 This display screen shows the relative humidity, Dew 

point temperature (DP) and the infrared temperature (IR-T).

16

 This display screen shows the relative humidity, Wet 

Bulb temperature (WB), and the infrared temperature (IR-T).

17

 This display screen shows the air moisture content in 

GPP (Grains per Pound), ambient temperature, and the 

infrared temperature. The moisture content can be displayed 

in g/Kg when the temperatures are displayed in °C.

18

 This display shows the status of the wireless radio. It 

can be turned on/off using the SET key. When turned on, 

the RH511 becomes a wireless receiver and can receive 

wireless signals from our wireless temperature

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RH511

Temperature/Relative Humidity 

Non-contact Infrared/Thermocouple 

Handheld Meter & Logger 

with Wireless Temp/RH Probe Option 

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®

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in materials and workmanship for a period of 

13 months

 from 

date of purchase. OMEGA’s WARRANTY adds an additional one (1) 

month grace period to the normal 

one (1) year product warranty

 

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 RETURNS, 

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  which the product was  

 PURCHASED, 

2. Model and serial number of    

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3. Repair instructions and/or    

  specific problems relative to 

  the product.

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NON-WARRANTY

 REPAIRS, 

consult OMEGA for current repair 

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3.   Repair instructions and/or specific 

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ENGINEERING, INC.

MQS4954/0913

humidity transmitter, model CTXL-PT series.

19

 This display shows the wireless transmission interval. 

It can be set to 2, 10, 30, 60, 120 seconds using the Up and 

Down arrow keys.

20

 This display shows the unit ID address. It can set from 

00 to 99 using the Up and Down arrow keys.

Enable Data Logging

 

You initiate logging data (Relative Humidity, Ambient 

temperature, Infrared temperature, Thermocouple 1, 

Thermocouple 2) by pressing the SET/REC key from the 

following display menus: RH/Temp/IR (Main Menu) 

 RH/TC1/IR 

 RH/TC1/TC2 

 RH/TC1-TC2/IR 

 RH/Temp/TC2
The LOG display icon will turn on. The unit will log the 

five sets of data until the internal memory gets full. It will 

then stop logging data. The LOG display icon will blink 

accompanied by a one-time 3 beep warning. You can also 

stop logging data at any time by pressing the SET/REC 

key again.

Infrared Function 

You can set the target emissivity from screen 

6

 (from 

Display Screens Explained Section). Simply aim the 

infrared lens to the target object, press and hold the laser 

button to turn on the laser beam. The laser beam indicates 

either the center of the target object (Laser Dot) or the area 

of the target being measured (Laser Circle). There is a 5/8 

inch offset between the center of the optical field of view 

and the laser beam. It may take a few moments for the IR 

reading to stabilize.

Infrared Optical Field Of View Diagram

Positioning Infrared Target Temperature

For complete product manual:  

www.omega.com/manuals/manualpdf/M4954.pdf

TM

TC1/TC2

IR

LASER

RH

%

°F

°F

IR-T

POWER

LCD BACKLIGH

T

.50"@0"

1.3cm@0"

* SPO

DIA.(IN)

* SPO

DIA.(CM)

DISTANCE: SENSOR TO OBJECT (FT)

DISTANCE: SENSOR TO OBJECT (CM)

1'

2'

3'

4'

5'

1.2"

2.4"

3.6"

4.8"

6.0"

30

60

91

122

152

* SPOT DIAMETER MEASURED AT 90% ENERGY

LINE OF SIGHT OF THE LASER BEAM

LINE OF SIGHT OF THE THERMOMETER

5/8"(1.6cm)

3.0

6.0

9.0

12

15

0'

0

D:S = 10:1

TARGET

SURFACE

FIELD

OF VIEW

ACCEPTABLE

UNACCEPTABLE

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