Intended Use - VOLTCRAFT IR 1000-30D Notice D'emploi

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Introduction
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Intended Use

The infrared thermometer is a measuring device for non-contact temperature measurement. It deter-
mines the temperature based on the emitted infrared energy and the emissivity of an object. This type of
measurement is very useful to measure objects that are hot, difficult to reach or moving. The device
measures the surface temperature of an object. The temperature behind transparent surfaces such as
glass or plastic cannot be measured. The temperature measuring range is between -50ºC and 1000ºC
(IR 1000-30D), -50ºC to 1200ºC (IR 1200-50D USB) or -50ºC to 1600ºC (IR 1600-50D USB). A 9V block
battery is required for power supply. In addition to contact-free infrared temperature measurement, the
device may also be used for measurements with traditional temperature sensors (K type). The IR 1200-
50D USB and IR 1600-50D USB with their integrated USB interface enable transmitting temperature
data to a computer.
This product is EMC-tested and meets the requirements of the applicable European and national
directives. Compliance assessment (CE marking) was passed successfully; the relevant state-
ments and documents are available from the manufacturer.
This product may only be used as described above, otherwise it may incur damage. There are addition-
al dangers such as short-circuits, fire, electric shocks. Read the operating instructions thoroughly and
keep them for future reference.
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