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General| Resolution | 0.1°C |
|---|---|
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 70°C |
| Protection Rating | IP65 |
| Accuracy | whichever is greater |
| Emissivity Adjustment | 0.10 to 1.00 adjustable |
| Output | RS-485 |
| Emissivity | 0.10 to 1.00 adjustable |
Covers manual structure, including legends and terminology for clarity.
Provides essential safety information, including laser warnings and general cautions.
Outlines the company's liability limitations and warranty terms for the instrument.
Instructions for inspecting the instrument upon delivery and handling potential damage.
Details how to contact technical support for issues and the process for service requests.
Provides instructions for shipping instruments to LumaSense for repair, including RMA requirements.
Guidelines for safely transporting, packaging, and storing the pyrometer to prevent damage.
Instructions for the proper disposal of inoperable pyrometers according to regulations.
Describes the intended applications and benefits of the ISR 12-LO and IGAR 12-LO pyrometers.
Lists the components included with the pyrometer upon purchase.
Presents detailed technical specifications and operational parameters of the pyrometer.
Provides detailed dimensional drawings and specifications for the pyrometer housing and optical heads.
Identifies and explains the components of the pyrometer's physical user interface and housing.
Overviews optional accessories that enhance the installation and functionality of the pyrometer.
Instructions for safely connecting the pyrometer to a power source, considering EMV requirements.
Details the pin configuration of the pyrometer's connector for various functions.
Explains the multiple functions and applications of connector pin J on the pyrometer.
Guides on establishing a connection between the pyrometer and a PC for data transfer and control.
Specific instructions for connecting the pyrometer to a PC using the RS232 serial interface.
Details how to connect the pyrometer via RS485 interface and configure baud rates for bus systems.
Explains how to connect external devices like digital displays or controllers to the pyrometer.
Describes setting a wait time for RS485 connections to ensure data transfer reliability.
Provides instructions and considerations for the physical installation of the pyrometer and its components.
Details the mounting procedures and drill hole locations for the pyrometer converter unit.
Instructions for connecting and handling the fiber optic cable, including color marking and bending radius.
Information on the optical heads, their types, and connection methods to the pyrometer.
Discusses the different types of optical heads available and their suitability for various applications.
Provides data on spot sizes for different optical heads at various measuring distances.
Steps for setting the correct measuring distance for fixed adjusted optical heads.
Instructions on adjusting the measuring distance for focusable optical heads for optimal focus.
Explains the function and usage of the laser targeting light for alignment and safety precautions.
Lists the default parameter values configured at the factory for the pyrometer.
Describes how to adjust and configure various instrument settings for optimal performance.
Details the function of each key on the pyrometer's control panel for parameter adjustment.
Explains special display codes and their meanings, such as warm-up or overflow conditions.
Explains the automatic display of the pyrometer's total measuring range.
How to set and manage material properties, including emissivity, for accurate measurements.
Instructions on selecting the preferred temperature unit (°C or °F) for display.
Explains emissivity settings for mono mode and emissivity slope for ratio mode measurements.
Details the response time setting which affects how quickly the pyrometer reaches a stable temperature reading.
Explains settings for clearing maximum value storage, including Off, Extern, Auto, and Hold modes.
Describes the different operating modes: mono, ratio, and metal mode, and their applications.
Setting to avoid errors caused by low signal levels, adjustable from 2% to 50%.
How to select the analog output signal (0-20 mA or 4-20 mA) based on connected instruments.
Allows setting a specific subrange within the basic measuring range for analog output.
Instructions for assigning unique addresses for RS485 communication with multiple pyrometers.
Configuration of the serial interface transmission rate (baud rate) based on cable length.
Guidance on connecting the pyrometer to a PC for operation with the InfraWin software.
Steps for installing the InfraWin software from a CD or downloaded file.
Instructions on launching the InfraWin software and selecting the initial language.
Safety precautions to be observed before performing any maintenance on the pyrometer.
Maintenance recommendations, primarily focusing on keeping the lens clean.
Instructions on how to change the optical heads and when replacement might be necessary.
Information on how to order pyrometers and their optional configurations.
Lists part numbers and descriptions for various accessories available for the pyrometer.
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