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KLEIN IR5 Dual Laser Infrared Thermometer092644690303

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KLEIN IR5 Dual Laser Infrared Thermometer092644690303KLEIN IR5 Dual Laser Infrared Thermometer092644690303P/N IR5 Dual Laser Infrared ThermometerUPC092644690303Optical Resolution (Distance-to-spot) is 12:1Features include dual-laser targeting; auto-scan; max/min/avg/diff; high/low alarm; backlit display; auto power-offDrop protection to 6.6-feet (2 m)Measurement Range: -22-degrees to 752-degrees F (-30-degrees to 400-degrees C)Not a medical device; thermometer is NOT intended for use on people or animals.Uses one 9-volt battery, with battery life expectancy at 10 hours of continuous use with laser and backlight onIncludes custom pouch and batteriesAdjustable emissivitySoft-touch, over-mold housingFor ambient temperatures above freezing, the accuracy is +/- 4-degrees F or +/- 2-percent; Accuracy below freezing is +/- 4-degrees F plus 0.2 degrees per degree below 32-degrees FCertified to IEC EN 61326-1.2006, EN608251.1994+A2.2001+A1.2002SpecificationsType:Dual Laser Infrared ThermometerApplication:Accurate Targeting and Temperature MeasurementSpecial Features:Several Calculation Modes to Facilitate Different Temperature Measurement ApplicationsBatteries: 1 x 9VDistance to Spot:12:1Accuracy:+/- 4° F or +/- 2%; Accuracy Below Freezing is +/- 4° F Plus 0.2 Degrees Per Degree Below 32° FDisplay:Digital BacklitResponse Time:<0.25sDrop Protection:2 mIncluded:Thermometer; Custom Pouch; BatteriesOverall Length:6.82'' (17.3 cm)Overall Width:1.84'' (4.7 cm)Overall Height:4.53'' (11.5 cm)Weight:9.9 oz (281 g)UPC:092644690303WarningsThermometer is NOT intended for use on people or animals.Do not direct laser beam into eyes, as this can cause permanent eye damage.Do not use the instrument if the case is damaged in any way.Replace the battery as soon as the low battery indicator appears.Avoid using the instrument around strong electromagnetic fields.