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General| Housing | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP65 |
| Display | LCD |
| Emissivity Setting | 0.10 to 1.00 |
| Output | Analog, Digital |
| Storage Conditions | Non-condensing |
| Operating Conditions | Non-condensing |
Provides essential safety warnings for installing and operating the pyrometer, emphasizing reading the manual and observing markings.
Guidance on contacting technical support for malfunctions, providing necessary details, and procedures for returning the instrument for repair.
Provides detailed specifications of the pyrometer, including temperature ranges, spectral range, IR detector, power, outputs, interfaces, and parameters.
Details the power supply requirements (24 V DC), safe electrical connection procedures, and EMV considerations for shielded cables.
Covers the mechanical aspects of installing the pyrometer, including sighting with the LED targeting light and information on optics.
Displays the default factory settings for various parameters, including temperature display, emissivity, and communication settings.
Explains the importance of emissivity adjustment for accurate measurements and provides typical emissivity values for common materials.
Defines response time and explains how to adjust exposure time for accurate temperature readings, especially with fluctuating conditions.
Details settings for clearing maximum/minimum value storage, including 'off', time intervals, 'extern', and 'auto' modes.
Explains how to select the analog output (0-20 mA or 4-20 mA) based on the connected instrument's signal input.
Emphasizes safety precautions during pyrometer servicing, such as switching off the integrated machine.
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