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- Page 1 Instruction Manual No.8261-00 Infrared Thermometer Model SK-8700Ⅱ 3-4, Kanda-kajicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0045 Japan https://www.sksato.co.jp/en/ M.07...
- Page 2 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Mini Infrared Thermometer Model SK-8700II. The SK-8700II is conforming to the Assessment for the Japanese Consumer Law on laser equipment and carries “PSC” mark. This product is designed to measure temperature using a non-contact method. Do not use it for other purposes.
- Page 3 Never allow the unit to become wet, as it is not waterproof. If this unit is not going to be used for a long time, always remove the battery from the unit. Otherwise, the battery may leak fluid, resulting in failure. ...
- Page 4 Auto Hold function: A measured value of temperature is automatically held (fixed) for approximately five seconds. Lens cap : Prevents dust or foreign matter from entering the measurement window (infrared radiation sensing section). Also, it protects users from viewing the laser in case the laser marker is activated accidentally.
- Page 5 Names and Functions of Components 1-1 Main unit ① Temperature measurement (infrared radiation sensing) section: Detects the infrared energy emitted from the object. ② Laser sighting section Pressing the measurement key and the laser marker key simultaneously activates laser sighting. ③...
- Page 6 1-3 Label ⑭ The label is based on the Japanese Consumer Law on laser equipment (JIS C 6802) Loading the Battery ① Remove the battery lid. ② Check both polarities (+/-) of the battery snap fastener and 9-V battery 6F22 (006P) before inserting the battery in place.
- Page 7 Note: While the laser marker is on, the battery will be consumed faster. * Positional relation between distance and sighting point This is a one-point laser sighting thermometer. The laser mark is sighted approximately 14 mm above the center of the spot. (When the distance is approximately 225 mm) Laser marker sighting point Measurement spot (circle of diameter 28 mm)
- Page 8 Emissivity Table The table below lists the typical emissivity of different types of materials. (The values are presented only for reference; the emissivity varies with the temperature and surface conditions of objects.) Object Emissivity Object Emissivity Object Emissivity Meat 0.98 Grains 0.98 Skin...
- Page 9 Note: If the area of the object is much larger than the spot size, the accuracy of measurement is affected. Also, if the area of the object is much smaller than the spot size, the accuracy of measurement may be affected by inclusion of a part that is not supposed to be measured. If the measuring distance is less than 120 mm, the accuracy of measurement is affected.
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Page 10: Troubleshooting
Maintenance The accuracy of measurement is affected by dust or dirt on the surface of the infrared lens. Prevent dirt or dust from adhering to the surface of the lens during use or storage. When removing dirt from the infrared lens, use a blower for camera lenses. - Page 11 Temperature reading Ambient temperature is Allow the thermometer to adapt to the is abnormal. fluctuating. ambient temperature. See "Notes on Use". Emissivity of the object is Check the emissivity of the object greatly different from 0.95. with reference to "Measurement of an object having an emissivity other than 0.95".
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