Milwaukee 2260-21 Menu, Microbolometer, Mini USB, Object temperature, Range, Operating, Palette

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menu

On the Thermal Imager, a menu is a list of choices you can make for settings, such as time,

 

date, color palette, span and emissivity.

microbolometer

The type of thermal infrared detector used in the Thermal Imager. It is an array of 160 by 120

 

thermal sensors that respond to infrared radiation (IR).

MILWAUKEE

Short for Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp., www.milwaukeetool.com. The mailing address for the

 

company headquarters is 13135 W. Lisbon Rd., Brookfield, WI 53005, USA.

mini USB

The small USB data socket on the Thermal Imager and small USB plug on the USB interface

 

cable. USB stands for Universal Serial Bus.

object temperature

Same as temperature range: the lowest measurable temperature to the highest measurable

range

temperature of a temperature measuring device such as the Thermal Imager.

operating

The lowest ambient temperature to the highest ambient temperature in which you can operate

temperature

the Thermal Imager.

palette

A thermal image color scheme. Generally, black is the coldest and white is the hottest, but you

 

can choose the colors that represent the intermediate temperatures in the scale. Palette is one

 

of the Setup menu choices in the Thermal Imager: IRON, RAINBOW and GRAY.

pixel

Picture element. One “dot” on the display or in a digital image. Many pixels are used to form

 

an image.

precision

In a measurement device, precision is how close tightly grouped readings are. Accuracy

 

combines precision and how close the reading is to a perfect measuring device or a calibration

 

laboratory standard.

radiation, thermal

Infrared emission from a target area. Thermal radiation intensity drops off predictably with

 

distance.

range

The lowest measureable temperature to the highest measureable temperature.

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Contents OPERATOR’S Manual Contents Safety Information M12 160x120 Thermal Imager Operator’s Manual Thermal Imager and a Thermal Image IntroductionHow to Use the Manuals Obtaining Technical Support or Service Identifying Items in the Hard Case Unpacking the SystemIdentifying Items in the Hard Case Model or Part Number Accessing the SD Memory Card Charging and Installing the BatteryLocating the Controls and Features Controls and FeaturesName Function Controls and FeaturesSymbology 876 Battery Fuel Gauge Levels and Imminent Shutdown Warning Battery Life and Power-Saving FeaturesTaking a Basic Thermal Picture Setting Time138.9˚F Live Visual Camera View Using the Built-In Visual Image CameraOptimizing Thermal Images Reviewing Saved ImagesEmissivity Material Corresponding Emissivity Menu Emissivity Ratio Manual Range and Auto RangeAuto Manual IRON, Rainbow and Gray Color Palette Choices Changing the Color PaletteSettings Menu Changing the SettingsPhysical and Environmental SpecificationsVisual Imaging Glossary Detector, Infrared CelsiusColor palette, palette DetectorArray Focusing ringFixed focus FPA focal-planeJpeg .jpg Infrared IRInfrared detector IP ratingMicrobolometer Object temperatureTemperature MenuScale ResolutionSleep mode Saved imageThermal imager lens Storage temperatureTarget Thermal ImagerVisual image ToggleTrigger Type a USBM12 160x120 Thermal Imager Operators Manual Sawdust USA Milwaukee Service

2260-21 specifications

The Milwaukee 2260-21 is a state-of-the-art infrared thermometer designed primarily for industrial applications. This tool is integral for professionals who require precision in temperature measurements without direct contact with the surface being measured.

One of the standout features of the Milwaukee 2260-21 is its infrared capabilities, which allow users to measure temperatures ranging from -18°F to 1,112°F. This wide temperature range makes it incredibly versatile for various applications, including electrical diagnostics, HVAC maintenance, and automotive servicing. With its laser targeting system, users can pinpoint target areas accurately, enhancing measurement precision.

Another remarkable aspect is Milwaukee's True RMS technology. This ensures that the thermometer delivers accurate readings even in the presence of variable or distorted signals, a feature that professionals in the electrical field deeply appreciate. The device is equipped with a dual laser that not only aids in aiming but also offers a visual representation of the area being measured, making it easier to evaluate possible hot spots on surfaces.

The Milwaukee 2260-21 also boasts a backlit display, enabling visibility in low-light conditions. This feature is essential for professionals who often work in dimly lit environments, ensuring that temperature readings are clear and easily readable. Additionally, the display includes multiple measurement modes, allowing users to switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius according to their preferences.

Ease of use is another characteristic that sets the Milwaukee 2260-21 apart. The simple interface includes a one-handed operation feature, making it facile for technicians to take readings while performing other tasks. The device is also built with durability in mind, featuring a rugged housing that can withstand the rigors of job site conditions.

In terms of battery life, the Milwaukee 2260-21 offers exceptional performance, allowing users to rely on the thermometer throughout the day without frequent changes. The tool also comes with a remanufactured battery system, reducing environmental impact while ensuring maximum efficiency.

Overall, the Milwaukee 2260-21 infrared thermometer is a blend of advanced technology, rugged design, and user-friendly features. Whether it’s for troubleshooting electrical problems, optimizing HVAC systems, or conducting routine maintenance checks, this tool is an invaluable asset for any professional looking to enhance their efficiency and accuracy in temperature measurement. Its reliability, precision, and user-oriented design make it a top choice in the industry.
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