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Originally Posted by Joohoo
OHH!!
do you know how it works???
Is it a infrared sensor or what allows it to sense the heat??
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I'll be completely honest with you, the upload was actually a complete mistake. I was trying to figure out how to put a pic in a post in a pre-existing thread, so I tried this, and it obviously didn't work. But, if you're interested, here's the info I got from where I found the pic: "Digital two color infrared non-contact pyrometer for temperature measurement between 1112°F and 5432°F" (
http://www.mikroninfrared.com/produc.../MI-SQ5_TV.htm ). It says its applications are "temperature measurement of metals and non-ferrous metals suitable for heat treatment processes as casting, rotary kilns, sintering, welding, melting, forging, rolling, etc."
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27-05-2006, 12:40
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