New York, NY) The new Energy Audit IR Thermometer/Scanner with Star Burst Laser Targeting (IRTC50) from General Tools & Instruments (General®) allows the user to designate a set point and determine whether subsequent readings are within or outside selectable ranges from that set point. The Star Burst laser targeting system lets the user easily determine the area being measured. The device is ideal for conducting energy audits; it can perform a progressive scan over a pre-determined area and check for temperature differentials. It also has a wide variety of applications for electricians, plumbers, homeowners, building inspectors, HVACR technicians, manufacturing technicians and others.
With the gun-style Energy Audit IR Thermometer/Scanner, a set-point reference temperature is first acquired and stored. The user then selects one of three reference ranges (+/-1°, 5° or 10°F; +/-0.5°, 3° or 5.5°C). As subsequent readings are taken, tri-color light and buzzer alarms indicate if those readings are within, above or below the selected range.
The precision point-and-shoot IR Thermometer/Scanner easily and safely scans and measures surface temperatures without requiring direct contact to inaccessible or dangerous objects. It has a rugged, ergonomic design; features a large backlit LCD display and is powered by a single 9-Volt battery (included). The instrument has a measurement range of -40° to +428°F (-40° to +220°C) with an accuracy of +/-4°F/C, or 2% of reading. The unit has a fast response time of 0.5 seconds and repeatability of +/-1.5°F (+/-1°C). Its practical distance-to-spot ratio of 8:1 is suitable for commercial and consumer applications.
General’s Energy Audit IR Thermometer/Scanner is in stock and will be exhibited at
Booth 6617 at NHS 2011, May 10 through 12 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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About General Tools & Instruments
Headquartered in New York City for nearly 90 years, General Tools & Instruments is the market leader in precision specialty hand tools. Its recent product developments and corporate acquisitions have expanded General’s product line to include over 1,500 precision tools and hand-held instruments. This vast array of products is widely used by contractors, woodworkers, electricians, plumbers and professionals in industrial maintenance, HVACR, occupational health and safety, and home inspection as well as DIYers and hobbyists. To learn more about General Tools & Instruments and its products, visit www.generaltools.com or call Customer Support at 1-800-697-8665.
CONTACTS:
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