FLUKE VT06 Visual IR Thermometer
- 120 x 90 resolution for more details
- Wide temperature range, -20°C to 400°C
- IP65 rated for dust and water proof, 2m drop test, suitable for harsh industrial environments
- Quickly locate the measured target with built-in laser pointer
- 2 hours charging time, 8 hours battery life
- Single-level menu interface, Open-and-View
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But that’s not all – the Fluke 568 also includes a thermocouple K bead probe, durable hard case, and two-year warranty.
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- Flashlight and large, easy-to-read backlit LCD display for easy viewing even in dark environment
- IP54 rated for extra protection against airborne contaminants
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The Testo 872 thermal imager gives you the best possible support for your work in professional industrial and building thermography. Take thermal images quickly, reliably and smartly with the highest image quality, very good thermal sensitivity and innovative functions. The case supplied with the thermal imager means it can be conveniently transported, so it is always there for you when needed.
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- Measuring Range: -30 to +100°C; 0 to +650°C
- Accuracy: ±2°C or ±2% of measured value
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Highest image quality: IR resolution of 320 x 240 pixels, via integrated Testo SuperResolution Technology 640 x 480 pixels
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Precise measurement: Thermal sensitivity of 0.05°C
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Smart and wireless: Use your mobile device with the free testo Thermography App and wirelessly transmit readings
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