Infra-red thermometer suits furnace use

A Land Instruments International product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Aug 3, 2007

Measurement data can be stored on the optional DL-1000 data logger, or on a Bluetooth-enabled iPAQ, PC or laptop.

Land Instruments International has updated its dedicated Cyclops FurnacePro portable infra-red thermometer for measuring temperatures in gas and oil fired furnaces.

The carefully chosen operating waveband minimises the reflection errors that can produce inaccurate temperature readings in less sophisticated instruments.

The bright, back-lit external display panel uses an icon-driven, language-independent menu system that is easily navigated using key pad controls.

It shows the status and configuration of the thermometer together with four simultaneous live temperature measurements within the range 450 to 1400C - peak, continuous, average and valley.

The user can select the measurement to be taken, which is also displayed in the viewfinder.

The Cyclops 390B has Bluetooth wireless technology as well as wired RS232 communications, so measurement data can be stored on the optional DL-1000 data logger, or on a Bluetooth-enabled iPAQ, PC or laptop.

Established applications for the Cyclops 390B FurnacePro include checking tube temperatures in petrochemical tube furnaces, and stock temperatures in the preheat and heating zones of steel reheat furnaces.

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