Fluke IR Thermometer

[chillerman2006]

I have been impulse buying again !

Just bought a Fluke 62 Mini Infrared Thermometer and was wondering if anyone has used one before and if so are they any good/reliable/accurate.

Fluke claim they are quite good, but as we all know they would not tell us they are c**p.

[Brian_UK]

Infra Red thermometers are only good or giving an indication of what is happening.

I use them for a quick check to see if a water pipe is changing temperature or an air discharge is cool/warm/hot.

I've found too many variable readings to rely on them for accurate temperature readings.

[chillerman2006]

Infra Red thermometers are only good or giving an indication of what is happening.

I use them for a quick check to see if a water pipe is changing temperature or an air discharge is cool/warm/hot.

I've found too many variable readings to rely on them for accurate temperature readings.

thanks Brian

i shall keep it just for rough temp guides and the laser will come in handy for teasing my dog

[superswill]

I have been impulse buying again !

Just bought a Fluke 62 Mini Infrared Thermometer and was wondering if anyone has used one before and if so are they any good/reliable/accurate.

Fluke claim they are quite good, but as we all know they would not tell us they are c**p.

me too,RS had a half price offer, fluke volt stick,infrared thermo and clamp meter

glad its not just me and my inpulse buying

[THE WOMBAT]

Chillerman

watch out for shiny surfaces, or anything with a reflection has a differant emissivity rating (how much I.R. radiation is emitted from that surface). Always use a bit of mat black electrical tape stuck ontop of the surface)

Handy tool just gotta know when its lying!

[chillerman2006]

me too,RS had a half price offer, fluke volt stick,infrared thermo and clamp meter

glad its not just me and my inpulse buying

Ha ha nice 1 superswill

Paid just under £90 with vat from RS then see it online for under £50

I know am not gonna like the answer but I gotta ask anyway

How much was your collection at half price

Cheers

[chillerman2006]

Chillerman

watch out for shiny surfaces, or anything with a reflection has a differant emissivity rating (how much I.R. radiation is emitted from that surface). Always use a bit of mat black electrical tape stuck ontop of the surface)

Handy tool just gotta know when its lying!

Thanks WOMBAT

Next purchase will definatley be "mat black tape"

[THE WOMBAT]

I have FLIR T-400 at my disposal , i must say that is the best bit of kit ive used. My company bought it for inspections of electrical dis boards and the like. I've found uses for it in data centres for load evaluating servers, a/c units loading. Even shutting up winey pants office girls with 'i'm too cold/hot bollocks. I think every engineer should have one, not cheap at 16K

P.s. it also detects french nickers, G-strings, and commando's hahaha

[chillerman2006]

I have FLIR T-400 at my disposal ,

P.s. it also detects french nickers, G-strings, and commando's hahaha

Bang goes my Testo DMG savings pot

I gotta get one of them camera's

[THE WOMBAT]

check out my pics for the frenchies lol