screw-in battery compartment
That's where a solution like the Thermapen IR is neat because it is a kitchen thermometer with a penetration probe, infrared, calibration certificate and adjustable emissivity.
infrared port
The infrared functionality of Thermapen IR makes it a non-contact thermometer that works very much like a thermometer gun but at closer range.
infrared thermometer with calibration certificate
To toggle between °C and °F, you have to open up the probe and hold the Mode button for 3 seconds until you see "CorF" displayed on the screen. Then, press the Scan button to toggle between °C and °F and press the Mode button twice to save the setting.
The Thermapen IR is battery powered via two 3V CR2032 lithium coin cell batteries which provide 1000 hours of battery power. A "battery " symbol shows up when batteries are low
Thermapen IR can carry out multiple functions such as registering maximum and minimum temperatures for 30 seconds via the infrared mode but after 30 seconds of inactivity sleep mode kicks in. The actual probe opens up 180 degrees and has a very sharp tip.
The Thermapen IR infrared thermometer with probe has a default emissivity of 0.95 but can be adjusted between 0.1 and 1.0 which is great because it means you can more accurately set the Thermapen IR thermometer for the type of surface you want to measure. For instance, a cast iron pan has an emissivity rating of 1.0 while plants have an emissivity rating of 0.95. Stainless steel has a shiny surface; hence an emissivity rating of 0.
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