Table of Contents
Title | Page |
Introduction | 1 |
Contacting Fluke | 1 |
Safety Information | 2 |
Features | 3 |
Display | 4 |
Buttons and Connector | 5 |
How the Thermometer Works | 6 |
Operating the Thermometer | 6 |
Locating a Hot or Cold Spot | 6 |
Distance and Spot Size | 6 |
Field of View | 7 |
Emissivity | 7 |
Switching Between °C and °F | 8 |
Using the Contact Temperature Probe | 9 |
HOLD | 10 |
Typical Measurements | 10 |
Measuring Heating/Cooling Duct Insulation Jacket Temperature | 10 |
Measuring Dewpoint Temperature | 10 |
Testing Insulated Return Ducts | 11 |
Scanning Walls for Air Leaks or Insulation Deficiencies | 11 |
Testing Contactors (Starters) | 12 |
Testing Enclosed Relays | 12 |
Testing Fuses and Buss Connections | 12 |
Testing Electrical Connections | 12 |
Testing Bearings | 13 |
Testing Belts and Sheaves | 13 |
Checking Hydronic Radiant Heat Applications | 14 |
Testing Radiant Heat Applications | 14 |
Testing Water Heater Insulation | 14 |
Testing Steam Traps | 14 |
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