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Twenty Ways the Fluke 62 MAX+ Infrared Thermometer Can Save You Energy and Time
Ways the 62 MAX+ Infrared Thermometer can save you energy and time in troubleshooting HVAC mechanical systems: air, water, coils, boilers, power supplies
Getting the right temperature, over time
Adam Wegener makes and teaches ceramics in Portola Valley, CA. Last year, he bought a Fluke 189 DMM and a high temperature thermocouple from the local ceramics store that allows him to measure temperatures up to 2300°F. Now he uses the 189 to log temperature over the 30-hour heat up and cool down cycle. Then, he loads the temperatures onto his computer and uses the peak temperature and heating rates to perfect his next firing.
Infrared thermometers: electrical, industrial, and HVAC applications
Infrared thermometers: electrical, industrial, and HVAC applications
High resolution infrared inspection applications for preventive maintenance
Preventive maintenance programs have proven critical to keeping a facility in top operating condition to save production stops, asset downtime, and replacement costs.