Intercomp Infra-Red Temperature Gun - 360018-E

While not explicitly stated, infra-red thermometers typically have an optimal distance-to-spot ratio for accuracy. For best results, aim to be close enough to target the specific area but far enough to capture the intended surface without ambient interference.

Yes, the Intercomp Infra-Red Temperature Gun can measure the surface temperature of liquids like fuel or coolant, provided they are not highly reflective. For best results, aim for a non-turbulent surface.

Battery life depends on usage frequency. It's recommended to replace the battery when the display indicates low power or if readings become inconsistent.

It means the measured temperature can be off by up to 2% of the actual reading. For example, if the actual temperature is 500°F, the device might read anywhere between 490°F and 510°F.

Product warranty information is typically provided by the retailer or manufacturer at the time of purchase. Please refer to your purchase documentation for details.

Infra-red thermometers cannot accurately measure temperature through glass, as glass filters out much of the infra-red radiation emitted by objects.

Ensure a fresh 9-Volt battery is correctly installed. Check battery contacts for corrosion.

Ensure the lens is clean. Check that you are within the optimal measuring distance. Avoid measuring reflective or transparent surfaces directly without a matte coating.

Replace the 9-Volt battery. Ensure the backlit display is enabled (if a setting exists).

Verify the unit of measurement (°F or °C) is set correctly. Ensure the device is aimed directly at the surface and not at an angle. For highly accurate measurements, consider the emissivity of the surface if applicable to your model's advanced features.