damage with prolonged or multiple exposures.
5. Do not try to service or disassemble the laser device. Doing so may
expose the user to a radiation hazard. Have a qualified technician
service the device.
6. Use the laser only when performing the intended task. Turn the laser o
once the task is complete.
7. Always wear safety eyewear designed to block the laser wavelength and
reduce the laser light exposure to a safe level when operating or adjusting
the laser.
8. Set the room’s light levels as bright as possible to keep the eye’s pupil
small. The pupil will grow larger in dim light, and it is easier for direct or
reflected laser light to damage the retina.
TIPS FOR TAKING AN ACCURAGE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT
When taking measurements, point the thermometer towards the object to be
measured and hold the trigger. The object you are measuring should be larger than
the spot size calculated by the field of view diagram.
NOTE: As the distance from the object increases, the spot size of the measuring
area becomes larger.
The Distance to Spot rate is about 12:1
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INFRARED DIGITAL THERMOMETER
1048-001
D:S=12:1
38mm@
300mm
1.5”@
12”
3.0”@
36”
5.3”@
60”
75mm@
900mm
132mm@
1500mm
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