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- Page 1 Instruction Manual No. 1081-00 Pocket Sized Infrared Thermometer Ⅱ Model PC-8400...
- Page 2 1. Introduction Thank you for purchasing the pocket-sized Infrared Thermometer Model PC-8400Ⅱ. . This product is designed to measure temperature using a non-contact method. Do not use it for other purposes. . Read this manual thoroughly before using the PC-8400Ⅱ. Keep the manual in a safe place for future references whenever necessary.
- Page 3 CAUTIONS - Do not use this unit as a clinical thermometer. - The PC-8400Ⅱ does not illuminate a laser. Although the label by the slot for the backup battery states "Battery for Laser", this thermometer does not have a laser. This slot should be used to store a backup battery.
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Page 4: Notes On Use
(9) 7-segment display : Displays the measured temperature. When the MAX or MIN value display function is set, the highest or lowest temperature is displayed. (10) Low battery mark : Displays a full battery mark when the battery power is sufficient. The thermometer operates normally. -
Page 5: Notes On Storage
- Do not touch the measurement window with a sharp or hard object. Doing so may damage the lens, causing loss of measurement accuracy. - Do not use this unit in an environment where electrical noise is generated. Doing so may result in unstable display or larger errors. -
Page 6: Battery Installation And Replacement
7. Battery Installation and Replacement (1) Turn the battery slot cover clockwise and remove it. (2) Remove the used battery (CR2032) from the slot. (3) Insert a new battery in the slot. Make sure the positive (+) side is facing up. (4) Put the cover on the slot and turn it counter-clockwise. - Page 7 9. Continuous Measurements by the LOCK function Continuous measurement for approximately 60 minutes is possible by keeping the Scan key pressed while measuring the surface temperature of the object. For easier "finger-free" operation, set the LOCK function as follows: (1) Press the Scan key once, and then press the Mode key three times. The "LOCK" indicator blinks on the upper right of the LCD.
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Page 8: Emissivity Table
The PC-8400Ⅱ is shipped with the default emissivity set to 0.95. All objects emit infrared radiation corresponding to their surface temperature and emissivity. Many foods and plastics have emissivity of 0.95 and 0.95 is usable to measure these object. If a more precise measurement of the surface temperatures is required, set the emissivity of the object by referring to the emissivity table given below. -
Page 9: Notes On Measurement
12. Notes on Measurement ⚫ Measurement Spot Size The measurement spot size of this thermometer changes in accordance with the distance as shown below. D Distance S Diameter The diameter of the measuring spot shown above is defined on the basis of the area that receives 90% or more of the energy. -
Page 10: Maintenance
13. Switching between Centigrade (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) The PC-8400Ⅱ can use either measurement unit, Centigrade (°C) (default) or Fahrenheit (°F). To switch from one unit to the other, press the Scan key once and then the Mode key four times. When the current unit indicator begins blinking, press the Scan key again to change the unit. -
Page 11: Troubleshooting
17. Troubleshooting Refer to the table below before consulting us or our Service Network for repair service. Problem Possible Cause Remedy Battery power is insufficient. Replace the battery. See "Replacing the Battery" If the power does not turn on Was the thermometer dropped or given a strong Power does even after replacing the impact? In this case, the thermometer must be... -
Page 12: Specifications
18. Specifications Cat. No. 1081-00 Model No. PC -8400Ⅱ Measuring range -60°C to 240 °C Display range -60°C to 250 °C Accuracy ±5°C at -60 to -41 °C (ambient at 23±5 °C with 0.95) ±4°C at -40 to -21 °C ±3°C at -20 to 0.1 °C ±2°C at 0.0 to 99.9 °C ±3% rdg at 100.0 to 199.9 °C...
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