Best selling Infrared thermometers from Fluke
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1. Fluke Infrared Thermometer 568 Optics 50:1 -40
Simple and user-friendly menu navigation via three buttons. Combined, non-contact IR and contact measurement. All K-type sensors can be used as contact probes. An internal memory for 99 measurements with date and time stamp, as well as an optional target laser, enhance the extensive features. The Fluke 568 also includes a built-in USB interface for data evaluation on a computer.
2. Fluke 62 MAX PLUS Infrared Thermometer
The new Fluke 62 MAX and 62 MAX+ infrared thermometers provide everything you would expect from experts in temperature measurement for transformers, motors, pumps, control cabinets, switches, compressors, pipes, steam lines, valves, and ventilation ducts in hard-to-reach areas for repair and maintenance. They are compact, highly accurate, and user-friendly. The dust and splash protection meets IP 54 standards. They are precise yet robust enough to withstand a fall from a height of 3 meters without damage.
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3. Fluke Infrared Thermometer 572-2 Optics 60:1 -3
The Fluke 572-2 high-temperature infrared thermometer is the one device you can use in industrial high-temperature environments all over the world. Whether you work in power generation, metal processing and melting, glass, cement, or the petrochemical industry, the 572-2 provides you with the most renowned name in measurement devices whenever you need precise high-temperature measurements (even over long distances). Thanks to the clear user interface and straightforward function button menus of the Fluke 572-2, even complex measurements are easy to perform. With just a few button presses, users can quickly navigate, adjust the emissivity, start data logging, or turn alarms on and off.
4. Fluke 62 Max
Why use an IR thermometer? An elevated temperature is often the first sign of a potential problem in electrical and mechanical applications. But how can you determine if there is a hotspot in a distribution system, if a motor is overheating, or if an HVAC system is operating inefficiently? The answer is: with an infrared (IR) thermometer. With a non-contact handheld IR thermometer, you can instantly measure device temperatures in hard-to-reach or hazardous environments. And when temperature deviations are detected early, problems can also be corrected early.
Why choose Fluke 62 Max? The new Fluke 62 Max infrared thermometers have been specifically designed for your work requirements and come with everything you would expect from the experts in measuring instruments. Compact size, high accuracy, and very user-friendly. The dust and splash protection meets IP54 standards. Precise, yet so robust that even a fall from 3 meters high won't cause damage. The 62 Max and 62 Max+ are the only IR thermometers on the market that are tough enough for you to work with completely worry-free.
5. Fluke Infrared Thermometer 566 Optics
Simple and user-friendly menu navigation via three buttons. Combined non-contact IR and contact measurement. All K-type sensors can be used as contact probes. An internal memory for 20 measurement values with date and time stamp, as well as an optional target laser, complement the extensive features.
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7. Fluke Infrared Thermometer 64 MAX Op
The Fluke 64 MAX thermometer has the precision you need to do your job with care, and it won't exceed your budget. Designed and tested to withstand a 10-foot drop, you can count on this lightweight and compact infrared thermometer to work every time - even in the harshest conditions and when you can't be on site for safety reasons.
8. Fluke Infrared Thermometer 561 Optics
The Fluke 561 HVACPro allows for both non-contact temperature measurements and temperature measurements with a probe, thus replacing several other testing tools. With its user-friendly design and measurement range specifically tailored for the HVAC sector, the Fluke 561 is the ideal device for measurements during inspections of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems.
9. Fluke Infrared Thermometer 568EX Optics 50:1 -4
The intrinsically safe infrared thermometer Fluke 568 Ex is a product designed for use in hazardous environments according to Class I Div 1 and Div 2 or Zone 1 and 2 worldwide. Whether you are working with petroleum, chemical products, oil and gas, or pharmaceuticals, the Fluke 568 Ex allows you to enter hazardous environments with the most renowned name in measurement devices by your side.
Thanks to its clear user interface and straightforward function button menus, even complex measurements are easy to perform with the Fluke 568 Ex. With just a few button presses, users can quickly navigate, adjust the emissivity, save data, or turn alarms on and off. All of this is combined in a single intrinsically safe device that has been certified by the leading assessment bodies around the world.
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