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Infrared Thermometer
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  • Page 1 MS6550B Infrared Thermometer User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS CONTENTS 1. Product Overview.......1 5.7 Settings For Auto Measurement....8 2. Safety Precautions......1 5.8 Save /Recall /Delete A Record....9 3. Appearance........4 5.9 AC Power, USB Communication....10 4. LCD..........4 6. Distance To Object Size Ratio (D:S )......11 5. Operation Instructions......5 7. Emissivity..........12 5.1 Manual Measurement......5 8.

  • Page 3: Product Overview

    1. Product Overview • The battery should be replaced immediately in case the battery indictor ( ) is shown on display. This hand-held infrared temperature sensors (hereinafter • In case the temperature sensor does not function well, referred to as “temperature sensor”) can be used for please stop using it.

  • Page 4: Appearance

    The temperature sensor conforms with the 3. Appearance followingstandards: ■ EN61326-1 EMC(Electromagnetic Compatibility) ■ EN61010-1 ■ EN60825-1 Safety specifications Symbol and Safety Label The symbols and safety labels used on the temperature sensor and in this manual are listed in Table 1 and Figure 1.

  • Page 5: Operation Instructions

    1. Emissivity display. Emissivity is adjustable when EMS 5.4 Connect the Temperature Probe symbol is on display. 5.4.1 When using K-type probe for measuring 2. °C/°F symbol (degree Celsius / Fahrenheit) temperature, please do properly insert the K-type 3. The first temperature display probe into the K-type standard temperature base 4.

  • Page 6: Temperature Limit Alarming Function

    5.5.2 Pull the trigger on the sensor and wait the sensor 5.6.4 After the value is set, gently touch “MEM” key on to be switched to the measuring mode, and then the panel to turn on/off the alarming mode. When gently touch “SEL”...

  • Page 7: Save /Recall /Delete A Record

    5.8 Save /Recall /Delete A Record 5.8.6 To use “Record Clear” function, you need to release the trigger under the “RCL”(recall) mode, 5.8.1 The sensor can save data (up to 100 data positions). and then press “SEL” key for 3 seconds to switch It can also save infrared radiation temperature, off the “RCL”(recall) mode.

  • Page 8: Distance To Object Size Ratio (D:s )

    6. Distance To Object Size Ratio (D:S ) 7. Emissivity The temperature sensor has an angle of view and a Emissivity is a measure of the radiation energy of the range of view, as shown in the picture below. corresponding material. This temperature sensor allows you to adjust the emissivity of the sensor according to the type of the test surface.

  • Page 9: Maintenance

    Table 2. Surface Emissivity (continued) 8.2 Lens Cleaning Firstly, use clean compressed air to blow off any small Test Test Surface particles on the lens surface, and then use a damp 0.95 Steel Clay cotton swab to carefully clean the surface. You may use 0.95 Cold-Rolle Concrete...

  • Page 10: Accessories

    ♦ Data recording (it can record up to 100 group of data) ♦ Response time: 500 mSec ♦ Laser power: Less than 1 milli watt ♦ Optical Response: 8 μm to 14 μm ♦ Reading Hold function (HOLD) ♦ Battery low-voltage indicator ( ♦...

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