Teledyne FLIR TG54-2 | Spot IR thermometer, -30°C to +850°C, resolution 20:1

Name: TG54-2 | Spot IR thermometer, -30°C to +850°C, resolution 20:1
Brand: Teledyne FLIR
SKU: TG54-2
Price: 145.0 EUR
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Manufacturer number: TG54-2

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TG54-2 | Spot IR thermometer, -30°C to +850°C, resolution 20:1

The FLIR TG54-2 infrared spot thermometer has a 20:1 distance ratio, allowing you to measure smaller targets from a safer distance. The IR thermometer offers the highest precision thanks to class II laser target detection and a maximum measuring temperature of 850°C. The TG54-2 is built tough, drop tested to 3m and rated IP65 for unwavering performance in demanding applications.

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Teledyne FLIR

Teledyne FLIR is the world's largest manufacturer of thermal imaging cameras and thermographic instruments. Teledyne FLIR covers an incredibly wide range and has the optimal thermal imaging camera for every application, whether construction, research and development or industrial manufacturing. Since 2010 dataTec is Platinum Distributor of FLIR and, of course, now of Teledyne FLIR.