Fluke 62 Max+ Infrared Thermometer
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About Fluke 62 Max+ Infrared Thermometer
Overall Feedback:
90% positive
94% praised for its high accuracy, while 6% found it inconsistent
I tested the accuracy of the IR thermometers in a controlled environment using a calibrated precision reference thermometer and found that both thermometers measured 1.2 degrees Fahrenheit above the reference temperature and were very close to it.
I tested the accuracy of the infrared thermometers in a controlled environment using a calibrated precision reference thermometer. Both thermometers were very close and measured 1.2 degrees Fahrenheit above the reference temperature.
Knowing the emissivity level of the material being read is crucial for accurate infrared temperature readings.
92% appreciated the extra features
The dual LED dots help me aim the spot for temperature measurement.
88% praised for its long distance to target
The red laser indicator dots puzzled me at first. The two LEDs are aimed in an offset manner so that the two dots at the target both separate and rotate (with respect to the vertical axis of the instrument) as the distance to the target increases. The rotation gives an additional feedback on the distance-to-target allowing that to be controlled more precisely, if desired.
91% found it to be highly durable
The infrared thermometer is very durable.
91% found it easy to operate
I find this infrared thermometer easy to use with features like two bright red laser-dots and the ability to configure it for current/min/max/avg temperature readings.
Once I resolved the emissivity settings issue, the meter was easy to carry and use.
I find this thermometer easy to use with two bright red laser-dots indicating the target.
Once I passed the emissivity settings issue, the meter is easy to carry and use and works great.
95% liked its fast response time
I have noticed that the response time of this infrared thermometer is impressive, fluctuating in the range of 500ms.
I estimate the response time of this thermometer to be in the 500ms range for fluctuations, which is particularly impressive.
