The infrared thermometer has a measuring range of -50 ... +760 °C and thus covers a wide temperature range. With an accuracy of ±2 % ±2 °C at 20 ... 760 °C, the infrared thermometer is a very precise measuring device. For better orientation of the measuring spot, two lasers are built into the infrared thermometer. Both lasers have an output power of <1 mW. To determine different surfaces with the infrared thermometer, the emission value can be set between 0.10 ... 1.00.

With the limit value alarm function of the infrared thermometer, a minimum temperature and a maximum temperature can be set individually. If the set limit value is exceeded or undershot during a measurement with the infrared thermometer. This is immediately signalled acoustically and visually by the infrared thermometer. 

To switch on the infrared thermometer, the measuring button must be pressed. The measurement is then immediately taken by the infrared thermometer. If the key is released, the last value remains on the display of the infrared thermometer until a new measurement is taken. The infrared thermometer can optionally be equipped with an ISO calibration certificate.