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News Release from: Calex Electronics | Subject: ST8818 Series
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 19 January 2006

IR thermometers add high-temperature
option

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The ST8818 Series of handheld infra-red thermometers now includes the high-temperature ST8828 model.

Available from Calex Electronics, the ST8818 Series of handheld infra-red thermometers includes the new high-temperature ST8828 model The ST8818 Series is a range of low-cost handheld infra-red thermometers with laser sighting and a large backlit LCD

There are two models to choose from, with different temperature ranges to suit different applications.

The emissivity setting is fixed at 0.95, making the ST8818 Series ideal for most organic materials and nonshiny (painted, corroded or anodised) metals.

Readings can be taken in Celsius or Fahrenheit, and when the trigger is released the last measurement is held for 7s before the unit automatically turns off.

The narrow, 12:1, field of view helps to minimise errors by providing a small diameter measurement area.

Model ST8818 has a temperature range from -50 to +550C, and model ST8828 measures from -50 up to +1000C.

Both units have a resolution of 0.1C from -50 to +199C, and above 200C they have a 1C resolution - the change in resolution occurs automatically.

These rugged units will operate in ambient temperatures from 0 to 50C and are powered by a standard PP3 9V battery.

The ST8818 comes supplied with a soft carrying case, and the ST8828 has a hard case for added protection when not in use.

With prices starting from as low as GBP 69.00 for the ST8818 model, these sensors are an extremely cost effective way to measure temperature quickly and accurately.

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