Fluke 568 Infrared and Contact Thermometer
The Fluke 568 is a handheld thermometer for those who need to measure temperature both without contact and with sensing contact. This makes it suitable for quickly reading surface temperatures on equipment, while also being able to verify a measurement with a K-type sensor.
The infrared part is used for measuring at a distance. Here, you can measure from -40 °C to 800 °C, and it is designed to hit a small measurement spot even when you are some distance from the object. This is practical for hot motors, electrical installations, process equipment, and other places where you cannot simply place a sensor directly on the object.
The contact input for a K-type thermocouple makes the instrument more flexible in daily use. This means you can use the same instrument when a more direct temperature measurement is required. This option is relevant in troubleshooting, service, and control measurements, where you often switch between quick surface measurements and more traditional contact measurements.
Up to 99 measurement points can be stored, which can later be transferred via USB. This is useful when measurements need to be documented or reviewed afterward, instead of only being read once on-site.
All in all, it is an instrument for technical temperature measurement when you need both speed, flexibility, and the ability to work more systematically with your measurements.
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Specifications
- Infrared and contact thermometer in one unit
- Infrared measuring range: -40 °C to 800 °C
- K-type thermocouple as contact input
- Distance-to-spot ratio: 50:1
- Infrared spectral response: 8 µm to 14 µm
- Infrared accuracy: ±1% or ±1 °C, whichever is greater
- Infrared response time: <500 ms
- Can store up to 99 data points
- USB for data transfer
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