Helect (NOT for Human) Infrared Thermometer, Non-Contact Digital Laser Temperature Gun -58°F to 1022°F (-50°C to 550°C) with LCD Display
$23.99
Out of stock, Ship to United States only
Description
NOTE: NOT for human. Helect infrared thermometer can be used both daily and industrial temperature measurement, such as cooking, refrigeration, steel, glass, plastics, food and so on
°C/°F switchable, automatic data hold, backlit LCD, low battery indicator, auto power off function. 9V Battery is included
Easily and quickly measure temperatures from a safe and hazard-free distance. NOTE: The diameter of the object under test must be bigger than the laser spot size
Built-in red laser for precisely aiming. Distance Spot Ratio: 12:1, great to measure a long distance target
Measurement range: -50°C to 550°C/ -58°F to 1022°F; Portable and anti-slip design makes it easy to get the temperature outdoors and indoors
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Garyd –
I use it to check my A/C and measure cooking temps.
Steven Garver –
It’s also great cat toy with the lazar.
Carrie Miller –
Good
Elizabeth henry –
Very easy to use and readingsca very accurate
Andy L. –
Simple to use. Does what it says on the box – but the beeping is a bit annoying.
AT –
What a great little tool! Purchased to check the pan temperature when changing the transmission fluid in my Infiniti FX35. Worked PERFECT! Great price. and great product!
Elf Fawn Ruth –
Easy and fun to use. It’s a toy and a tool. which is what most told are to me anyway ??
wheeziecat –
Easy to use point and shoot and get an instant reading. My son has measured just about everything in the house to see it’s temp. Kept a 12 year old busy for an afternoon lol.
I use it mainky doe determining if pans are hot enough to start cooking or if they are TOO hot to add butter. I hate it when my butter burns too quick or if my food just sits in a too cold pan and doesnt crisp. Because i use many different weight pans and have an ancient electric stove it is hard to know how hot the pan is. Love this temp gun for cooking!
Robbins H Gray –
Only used it once. To measure the temperature of a Champagne bottle I left in the freezer for a little longer than I would normally. It read 41 degrees. Opened the bottle and sure enough no problem.
Mrs. C. –
We’ve only had it a few days but it appears to do the job (checking for cold air leaks in the ducts).