laser thermometer question

[Deleted User]

are you guys using..i'm in the market for a better one.. i currently have a relatively cheap one thats acts accordingly..was thinking about the fluke #61, does anyone use that one?

kevin coppinger_4

the only ....

thermometer i have ever used has been a Raytek...about a $100.00... works ok...kpc

Mark Eatherton1

Ditto...

Raytek Raynger with laser pointer. They do have some other real fancy models with memory etc..

I used to have one like you're looking at. It worked fine although it had a relatively small apperture. Worked great for shooting small diameter tube, but don't do well on large, distant targets.

ME

Glenn Harrison

I have a Fluke 65

and it works fine. You can definatly see an accuracy difference between checking dark and light colored objets, but I'm sure that applies to all IR thermometers.

flange

i use the fluke 65 also. just like amex, i never leave home without it. i do a healthy mix of commercial hvac as well as refrigeration and so far no complaints.

Kevin_12

Raytech

I have a raytech and it workd well but don't work on shiney objects such as sheet metal but if you put a piece of black tape on it the its ok.

adambuild

RAYTEK MT4

I have a Raytek MT4 and I'm very happy with it. The nicest feature I find is that it has great accuracy, reliability, and it's the smallest one in size.