PCE-IR 425 Infrared thermometer
with accurate optics, laser pointer and quick response time

The PCE-IR 425 infrared thermometer has a measurement range of -60ºC to 1000ºC. The infrared thermometer has an optical resolution of 50:1 that allows for an accurate, non-contact measurement of temperature of small surface areas. Using this thermometer, temperature can be measured for heating and cooling systems without the temperature of surrounding surfaces influencing the measured value of pipes. The infrared thermometer can be used in the automotive industry, e.g. to quickly and accurately test MOTs. It can also measure recently painted surfaces without leaving marks as a result of taking the measurement. The infrared thermometer can be used for preventative maintenance in other industrial fields, since it is ideal for measuring moving components or those under tension. One unique aspect of this device is that it has a response time of less than one second without having to touch the object being measured. This double laser infrared thermometer can also be used within the food industry to prevent the contamination of food products. The infrared thermometer offers the ability to adjust alarm limits and emissivity (information about emissivity) relating to the object being measured. The following links feature a table with emissivity for diverse materials and another one with emissivity for non-metalic materials. Here you will find more information about different infrared thermometers to measure temperature. 

• Temperature range of -60ºC to 1000ºC

• Adjustable emissivity

• Reads hot and cold spots in less than a second

• Large display

• Improved optics

• Optical resolution of 50:1

• Measurement point for longer distances

• Double laser for accurate focussing

• Visibile field of measurement

• Backlit display

• Light weight (380g)

 View or print the user's manual

PCE-IR 425 infrared thermometer

Here can be seen the relation between the measurement point and distance at a distance of 4m can be seen. The measurement point appears clearly at 2m.
 

Here the field of measurement between both lasers can be seen.
 

Here is an infrared thermometer measuring the temperature of a heating unit.

Here is the infrared thermometer stored in its carrying case.

Contents

Optional accessories
 - ISO laboratory calibration including certificate

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