Handheld Infrared Thermometers: Difference between revisions
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Readings can be made at any time. Ensuring that some are done in worst conditions such as high occupancy, intense activity, very cold winter day, very hot summer day, high humidity, intense sun, some doors and windows closed or opened, creates enough scenarios to test various improvements. | Readings can be made at any time. Ensuring that some are done in worst conditions such as high occupancy, intense activity, very cold winter day, very hot summer day, high humidity, intense sun, some doors and windows closed or opened, creates enough scenarios to test various improvements. | ||
[[Image:Infrared Thermometer Measurement Radius.jpg|Infrared Thermometer Laser Pointer Shows Measurement Radius]] | |||
Measurement at a distance of around 3m, with this sample unit, is averaged inside a 20 centimeters diameter circle. | |||
Keep in mind that the further you are from the surface you point the thermometer at, the wider the measurement area so if accurate evaluations are required, the device should be placed as close as possible to the area of interest. To understand what is actually measured, the scan radius laser pointer cast from the thermometer is very important. | |||
=Flexibility= | =Flexibility= | ||