Technical specifications, Measurement principle, Operation – Velleman DVM77N User Manual

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DVM77N

VELLEMAN

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5. Technical Specifications

Measurement Range

-20°C ~ 270°C (-4°F ~ 518°F)

Accuracy

+/- (2% of rdg + 3°C/6°F)

Ambient Temperature Measurement Range

0°C ~ 50°C (32°F ~ 122°F)

Resolution 1°C/1°F
Emissivity 0.95

Distance-to-Spot Ratio

6:1

Overrange Indication

“OL” or “-OL”

Auto Power-Off

20s

Power Supply

2 x AAA battery (order code LR03C, incl.)

Dimensions

94 x 59 x 28mm

Weight 75g

6. Measurement Principle


Non-contact thermometers detect the infrared ray of an object, focus the infrared energy of the object onto a sensor through a lens, and
transfer the surface temperature into an electric signal. A microcomputer calculates and displays the measurement temperature on the LCD.

The laser is only used to aim the thermometer.

7. Operation


• How to Measure an Object’s Temperature


Point the infrared sensor towards the object and press the SCAN button. The thermometer emits a laser beam. Read the measured
temperature value from the LCD display. Release the SCAN button. The thermometer will automatically power off after 20 seconds. Refer to

“8. D:S Ratio” for accurate results.

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