The Stanley Intelli Tools Digital Infrared Thermometer is accurate to within 3°C, with a wavelengt...The Stanley Intelli Tools Digital Infrared Thermometer is accurate to within 3°C, with a wavelength between 630-660nm and a temperature range of -38°C to +520°C. This wide range allows users to effectively complete various tasks. It features a high contrast, backlit display for visibility in all lighting conditions and an IP20 casing that provides protection against dust, increasing its working life. The thermometer includes thermal leak detection, indicating high temperatures with a red screen and low temperatures with a blue screen, relative to a reference temperature (green screen). Its 8:1 spot ratio enables measurements of a 32cm circle from a 2.5m distance. The emissivity is 0.95, suitable for most materials. It is powered by 2 x AA batteries, which are supplied.
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This guide is for anyone using the Stanley Intelli Tools Digital Infrared Thermometer. The key benefit is its ability to quickly and accurately measure surface temperatures across a wide range. However, it's important to remember that this thermometer measures surface temperatures only, not internal temperatures. This guide covers setup, use, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your thermometer.
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Model Part Number
STHT0-77365
Brand
Stanley
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the temperature range of the thermometer?
The thermometer measures temperatures from -38°C to +520°C.
How accurate is the thermometer?
The thermometer is accurate to within 3°C.
What batteries does the thermometer use?
The thermometer uses 2 x AA batteries, which are included.
What is the spot ratio?
The spot ratio is 8:1, meaning it can measure a 32cm circle from 2.5m distance.
What does the IP20 rating mean?
The IP20 rating indicates that the device is protected against solid objects larger than 12.5mm.
How do I change the temperature units?
The manual should have instructions on changing from Celsius to Fahrenheit. If no instructions are provided it might not have this capability.
Can I use this thermometer on any material?
The thermometer is suitable for most materials. However, for highly reflective or transparent materials, the readings might be less accurate.
How should I store the thermometer?
Store the thermometer in a dry place, away from extreme temperatures and humidity.
Troubleshooting
Thermometer does not turn on.
Check the battery installation and replace batteries if necessary. Ensure the batteries are correctly inserted with the correct polarity.
Readings seem inaccurate.
Ensure the measurement surface is within the correct distance and that the emissivity setting is appropriate for the material. Clean the lens and ensure there are no obstructions.
Display is dim or unreadable.
Replace the batteries. The backlight may also need to be activated by pressing the appropriate button.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Wide temperature range for versatile use.
Accurate readings for reliable data.
Backlit display for easy reading in various lighting conditions.
Durable design with IP20 protection.
Color-coded thermal leak detection for quick identification of temperature variations.
Cons
Measures surface temperature only, not internal.
Accuracy of 3°C might not be sufficient for very precise applications.
Batteries need replacing.
The spot ratio limits the measurement area from a distance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Install the 2 x AA batteries included with the device. Ensure correct polarity (+/-).
Compatibility: Suitable for use on most materials, with an emissivity setting of 0.95.
Care: Wipe the device with a damp cloth. Do not immerse in water or expose to extreme temperatures or humidity. Always store in a dry place. Avoid pointing the laser at eyes or reflective surfaces.