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- Page 1 Infrared / K Thermometer Remote Temperature Measurement ( Non-Contact ) 1327K INSTRUCTION MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE INTRODUCTION...............1 Ⅰ. SAFETY INFORMATION.............2 Ⅱ. FEATURES................4 Ⅲ. SPECIFICATIONS ...............4 Ⅳ. GENERAL LAYOUT AND OPERATING CONTROLS ..7 Ⅴ. LCD DISPLAY DESCRIPTION..........9 Ⅵ. EMISSIVITY ADJUSTMENT ..........9 Ⅶ. TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT........13 Ⅷ. SETTING MODE ............... 15 Ⅸ. BATTERY REPLACEMENT ..........17... -
Page 3: Introduction
INTRODUCTION The RS 1327K hand-held thermometer is a convenient and easy to use instrument, allowing temperature measurement either by an Infrared non-contact method, or by using a plug-in type-K thermocouple probe. The thermometer has an integral laser to assist sighting the... -
Page 4: Ⅰ. Safety Information
Ⅰ. SAFETY INFORMATION 1. Read the following safety information carefully before attempting to operate or service the meter. Laser Safety Warning LASER RADIATION DO EN 60825-1:1994/A11:1996 If the button is pressed while the symbol is shown MEAS on the LCD, the meter will radiate the laser. To prevent injury, do not look or stare into the beam. - Page 5 d). Condensation may form on the focal lens if the thermometer is moved quickly from a cold to a hot environment. Before taking measurements, wait for the condensation to dissipate. e). Do not touch the focal lens. 3. Environmental conditions: a).
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Page 6: Ⅱ. Features
Ⅱ. FEATURES ° C/ ° F Selectable. Backlit LCD display. Sighting laser. Auto-hold function. Maximum/minimum reading recorder function. Auto power-off. Type K thermocouple thermometer. Ⅲ. SPECIFICATIONS 3-1 General Information: Display: Backlit LCD display. Auto power-off time: Approx.15 sec. Data memory capacity: 99 set. (Direct reading on LCD display) Over-range indication: “OL”... - Page 7 Storage temperature –10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F), Humidity: Below 70%RH. Dimensions: 172(L)×118(W)×46(H) mm 6.8(L)×4.6(W)×1.8(H) inches. Weight: Approx. 220g with battery. Accessories: Instruction manual, carrying case, battery. 3-2 Electrical specifications: Measuring range: -35°C to 500°C (-31°F to 932°F) Resolution: 0.1°C, 0.2°F Accuracy: ±...
- Page 8 Type K Measuring range : -150°C to 1350°C (-238°F to 1999°F). Resolution : 0.1°C , 1°C , 0.1°F , 1°F Measurement rate : Once per second. Basic accuracy : (@ 23±5°C calibration) accuracy are ± (…% of reading + degree) at 18°C to 28°C with relative humidity up 80%.
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Page 9: Ⅳ. General Layout And Operating Controls
Ⅳ. GENERAL LAYOUT AND OPERATING CONTROLS CAUTION AVOID EXPOSURE LASER RADIATION IS EMITTED FROM THIS APERTURE LASER RADIATION DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM OUTPUT < 1mW WAVELENGTH 630-670nm CLASS (II) LASER PRODUCT Complies with IEC 60825-1:(1998-01) Edition 1.1, EN 60825-1:1994/All:1996 °... - Page 10 1. Display. Press and hold Button Press once for 3 seconds From MAX/MIN Enter MAX/MIN recording mode. mode will exit this MAX MIN Current reading (MAX/MIN) mode and return to MODE normal operation. From normal mode will enter setting mode. From normal mode will turn the backlight on or off From Read mode, decrements the...
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Page 11: Ⅴ. Lcd Display Description
Ⅴ. LCD DISPLAY DESCRIPTION ° C ° F 1. Hold function 11. Lo alarm 2. Maximum reading 12. Alarm function 3. Minimum reading 13. Hi alarm 4. Low battery indicator 14. Memory and Read address number 5. Maximum/minimum value 15. Read memory data 6. - Page 12 2. Emissivity adjustment Apply black tape, matt-black paint or black magic marker to the object if it is safe to do so. ε “ ” is set at 0.95 to indicate correctly from a dark surface. Aim the sensor at the black surface, pull the trigger and note the reading as T1.
- Page 13 Steel plate (oxidized) Iron plate (rusted) 0.7 to 0.85 Cast iron (rough) rusted 0.95 Rough ingot iron EMISSIVITY VALUES Typical Emissivity Values; Metals SURFACE EMISSIVITY Molten cast iron Molten mild steel 0.3 to 0.4 Stainless steel (polished) Stainless steel (various) 0.2 to 0.6 Aluminum Polished aluminum...
- Page 14 Emissivity Values; Non-metals - Refractory & Building materials Red brick (rough) 0.75 to 0.9 Fire clay 0.75 Asbestos 0.95 Concrete Marble Carborundum 0.85 Plaster Alumina (fine grain) 0.25 Alumina (coarse grain) 0.45 Silica (fine grain) Silica (coarse grain) 0.55 Zirconium silicate up to 500°C 0.85 Zirconium silicate at 850°C Quartz (rough)
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Page 15: Ⅶ. Temperature Measurement
Ⅶ. TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT 1. Non-contact measurement : Point the instrument at the target and pull the trigger to turn it on and start measuring (use the laser to select the target if required). Release the trigger to stop measuring and auto-hold the reading. The meter will turn off automatically after 15 seconds. - Page 16 Note: Laser offset: The laser beam is offset 18mm(0.71in) from the focal lens. Choose a sampling spot that is large enough to include the laser offset. Surface Temperature: The thermometer will measure the temperature of the first surface it detects, e.g. a glass cover, dust or fog.
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Page 17: Ⅷ. Setting Mode
Reading the memory data: Press and hold the R button for 3 seconds to enter READ mode. Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons to select to desired memory data location. Press the MODE button to exit READ mode. Ⅷ. SETTING MODE Pull trigger to turn the meter on. - Page 18 Setting procedure: a). Press and hold the key for 3 seconds until the MODE LCD displays the “SET” mark. b). Press “▲” button to select °C unit. c). Press the button once to enter ALARM ON/OFF MODE setting mode, then press the ▲ or ▼ key to select “ON” mode.
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Page 19: Ⅸ. Battery Replacement
Ⅸ. BATTERY REPLACEMENT When the symbol appears on the LCD screen, there is insufficient power in the battery to provide an accurate measurement. Replace the battery with a fresh one as follows: a) Ensure the instrument is turned off b) Open battery compartment cover on the rear of the grip. c) Remove the exhausted battery from the compartment.
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