Kapro 398 Dual Laser Infrared Thermometer - Accurate Temperature

July 07,2024

Get precise temperature readings with Kapro 398 Thermoscan Dual Laser Infrared Thermometer..
Accurately target a temperature field with adjustable dual laser beams. The 398 measures temperature between -58°F to 1,202°F / -50°C to 650°C with a 12:1 distance to spot size ratio. Emissivity is adjustable from 0.01 ~ 1.0.The Kapro 398 has a memory recall of up to 20 readings, and an array of modes including: Adjustable high/low set points with audible alarms, lock function for continuous measuring, and Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion.Features:EMISSIVITY ➤ Adjustable between 0.1 ~ 1.0TEMP RANGE ➤ -58° F to 1,202° F / -50° C to 650° COPTICAL RESOLUTION ➤ 12:1 Distance to spot size ratioMEMORY RECALL ➤ Up to 20 readingsAUDIBLE ➤ Alarms can be set at high/low set pointsLOCK ➤ Function for continuous readingCONVERT ➤ Between Fahrenheit and CelsiusWARRANTY ➤ 2 Year limited digital tool warranty - Frame or water damage voids warranty

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