Fluke 568-EX
| Atrybut | Wartość |
|---|---|
| Zakres pomiaru temperatury | -40°C do +800°C |
| Dokładność pomiaru temperatury | ±1°C lub ±1% odczytu (większa wartość) |
| Zakres emisyjności | 0,1 do 1,0 (regulowana) |
| Stosunek optyczny (D:S) | 50:1 |
| Certyfikat bezpieczeństwa | ATEX/IECEx – strefa Ex (odpowiedni do stref zagrożonych wybuchem) |
| Klasa ochrony | IP54 (odporność na pył i zachlapanie) |
| Wyświetlacz | Podświetlany wyświetlacz LCD |
| Zasilanie | Bateria 9V (typ AA) |
| Wskaźnik laserowy | Podwójny laser do precyzyjnego celowania |
| Temperatura pracy | -10°C do +50°C |
| Model | 568-EX |
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Fluke 568-EX Intrinsically Safe Mini Infrared Thermometer
The Fluke 568-EX Intrinsically Safe Mini Infrared Thermometer is the one product which can use in Class I Div 1 and Div 2 or Zone 1 and 2 hazardous environments anywhere in the world. With a straight-forward user interface and soft key menus, the Fluke 568 Ex makes even complex measurements very easy. With just a few pushes of a button, users can adjust emissivity, record data, or turn on and off alarms. All in a single intrinsically safe tool certified by major rating bodies from around the world.
Fluke 568-EX Intrinsically Safe Mini Infrared Thermometer confidently measures a wide variety of surfaces with the adjustable emissivity feature, including a built-in material table. The 50:1 distance-to-spot ratio allows users to measure smaller objects from further away. It is also compatible with mini-connector K-type thermocouple (KTC) probe. Fluke 568-EX can captures up to 99 points of data for quick downloading to a PC through the USB connection. Featuring rugged and ergonomic design, Fluke 568 is built to withstand tough industrial, electrical, HVAC, and mechanical environments.
Specifications for the Fluke 568-EX Intrinsically Safe Mini Infrared Thermometer Include:
| Infrared temperature range | -40 °C to 800 °C (-40 °F to 1472 °F) |
| Display resolution | 0.1 °C / 0.1 °F |
| Infrared spectral response | 8 µm to 14 µm |
| Infrared response time | < 500 msec |
