ERICKHILL Infrared Thermometer -50℃~600℃
ERICKHILL Infrared Thermometer -50℃~600℃ Non-Contact Laser Thermometer Gun LCD Backlit Digital Display Adjustable Emissivity – for Vehicle Repair/Cooking/BBQ/Freezer/Food, Black Blue, No Carry Bag
| Weight: | 220 g |
| Size: | 600℃ No Bag |
| Dimensions: | 20.8 x 15.2 x 4.7 cm; 220 Grams |
| Model: | 600SP |
| Part: | 600 |
| Colour: | 600℃ No Bag |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | ERICKHILL |
| Dimensions: | 20.8 x 15.2 x 4.7 cm; 220 Grams |
| Size: | 600℃ No Bag |
Purchased this item mid-July 2023, however, when I received it, it didn’t work. Contacted the seller the following day (it was an evening delivery) and they’ve sorted everything out and replaced it. Replacement works perfectly. Many thanks to Eric Hill for sorting everything out.
I bought this to measure the temperature of my wood pellet pizza oven, seems to work well. Also works as a laser pointer if you want to taunt your cat (don’t shine in your pet’s eyes).
The Infrared Thermometer I’ve been using has exceeded my expectations in several aspects. Its backlit display makes temperature reading effortless, even in low-light environments. The device is impressively responsive, delivering quick and accurate temperature measurements. Its sturdy construction and sleek case ensure durability and convenient storage. On a fun note, the laser pointer feature adds a playful twist to interacting with my dog, making our playtime more enjoyable.
No complaints on what I recieved and how it works. I got mine in January but when I ordered one for my brother as a gift (this week – March 2023) it came without a carry case.
Easy to use. Just be sure you read up on the process this device is based on to ensure you get consistent readings. Seem well made and had no problem with battery compartment.
This is an easy point and press temperature reader. I bought it to try and balance my radiator pipes. I found the temperature would fluctuate quite a bit if I took several readings. Tried to get a difference of 12C between each pipe. Found it could vary by several degrees on each reading. So not that accurate for the balancing radiators.
However, even compared to much more expensive devices, it can adjust the emissive coefficient – thus, based on known data or the data table included in the user guide, one can get more accurate readings than in the case of fixed (usually 0.95) emissive coefficient. This is a key reason, even in case of reliable instruments, why some report inaccuracy – the emissivity of some materials/surfaces can be radically different compared to the default 0.95 some devices have as preset.
The calibration feature is also a plus, compared to way more expensive devices. Admittedly I have not tested the min and max temperature warnings, but those are a purely software feature.
I was a bit sceptical about the continuous measurement, but it performed nicely on areas of external walls. Without a calibrated other instrument to compare with in exact same conditions, the data one gets from this looks plausible and correlates with the areas of colder/warmer parts whilst scanning the surface.
So quite pleasantly surprised, small extras like the ability to turn off the LED pointer, the automatic shut-off after short period of not being in use etc. are neat.
It has worked pretty good for what I needed it for though.
It seems to go through batteries very fast.