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Infrared Thermometer

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by Huntindog1, Jan 14, 2014.

  1. Huntindog1

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    Good price.
    How far can away can you get a good reading?
     
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    Ive got that one and Im pretty happy with it. Seems to work pretty good.
     
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    That is good. I paid nearer twice that for on a few years back that only goes a little over 300 f . I didn't know a non professional unit was available at that price.
     
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    They certainly can be handy.
     
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    I usually hold it about a foot or so away.
     
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    I paid about $80 for the one I have and it looks nearly identical to that unit. :mad:

    Mine came from Sears. http://www.sears.com/craftsman-infrared-thermometer/p-03450466000P

    Specs aren't correct on that site though, mine says -58* to 1000*F. I know it will go to -45* for sure. I used it this summer to check the temps on bushings for my Bobcat. Froze them in dry ice.