The difference between infrared thermometer and computer-based molten steel thermometer
Infrared thermometer is a method of detecting online electrical equipment using a thermal imager, which is the infrared temperature recording method. Infrared temperature recording method is a new technology used in industry for non-destructive detection, testing equipment performance, and mastering its operating status.
The molten steel thermometer can detect thermal faults in electrical equipment with a high resolution of 0.05 degree within a wide range of -20 degree to 2000 degree , revealing issues such as heating at wire joints or clamps, as well as local overheating points in electrical equipment.
And safety is the most important benefit of using an infrared thermometer. Unlike contact thermometers, infrared thermometers can safely read target temperatures that are difficult to access or unreachable. You can read the target temperature within the range allowed by the instrument. Non contact temperature measurement can also be carried out in unsafe or difficult contact temperature measurement areas, such as near steam valves or heating furnaces, without the risk of accidentally burning fingers during contact temperature measurement. Accurate measurement of supply/return air temperature 25 feet above the head is as easy as measuring it at hand. Raytek infrared thermometers all have laser aiming for easy identification of target areas. With it, your work has become much easier.
