Two-in-one food ir thermometer integrates infrared temperature measurement technology, contact probe, or thermocouple temperature measurement technology into a single device. Infrared temperature measurement is used for quickly scanning the surface temperature of objects, while probe temperature measurement can accurately obtain the internal temperature of food. Its main applications are in the food processing industry, catering industry, households, or supermarkets, among various other settings.
High-Efficiency Temperature Measurement
- The LCD display: FSTN full-angle display.
- Backlight mode automatically turns on when the food ir thermometer is powered on.
- IP65 dustproof and waterproof, withstands 1-meter drops, rugged, stain-resistant, and designed for safety.
Optical Resolution 8 : 1 (D : S)
- D represents the distance between the infrared thermometer probe and the target being measured, S represents the diameter of the measurement spot at that distance.
- As the distance (D) between the thermometer and the target increases, the diameter of the measurement spot (S) also increases.
180° Foldable Probe
- With a 180° adjustable angle, the ir food thermometer probe can be easily positioned for precise and flexible measurement in various scenarios.
- Crafted from food-grade 304 stainless steel, it meets national hygiene standards: FDA, GB4806, 1935/2004/EC product materials and have passed the ROHS certification by the professional institution SGS.
Applications
SISCO dual modes food infrared thermometer is versatile and can be used for various purposes, including food production, storage, transportation, and on-site inspection. It is ideal for controlling and monitoring cooking temperatures in household kitchens. Additionally, it can accurately measure the internal temperature of liquids, pastes, and semi-solid materials.
Milk Temperature
Oil Temperature
Water Temperature
BBQ Temperature
| Model | SISCO-ITHM-A63 | ||
| Infrared Measurement | Temperature Measurement Range | -40℃ - 300℃ (-40℉ - 572℉) | |
| Accuracy | Temperature Range | Accuracy | |
| -40℃≤ t ≤0℃ | ± (1.5+0.1×|t|)℃ | ||
| 0℃＜ t ≤300℃ | ± 1.5℃ or ± 0.015×t℃ whichever is greater | ||
| -40℉≤ t ≤32℉ | ± (3.0+0.1×|t-32|)℉ | ||
| 32℉＜ t ≤572℉ | ± 3.0℉ or ± 0.015×t℉ whichever is greater | ||
| Temperature Coefficient | ± 0.1℃/℃ or ± 0.1%/℃ whichever is greater | ||
| Distance Coefficient (D:S） | 8 : 1 | ||
| Emissivity | 0.95 (Not adjustable) | ||
| Spectral Response | 5um - 14um | ||
| Response Time | ≤ 250ms (Reading95%) | ||
| Laser Power | ＜1mW | ||
| Laser Wavelength | 650 ± 20nm | ||
| Probe Measurement | Temperature Measurement Range | -50℃ - 300℃ (-58℉ - 572℉) | |
| Accuracy | Temperature Range | Accuracy | |
| -50℃ ≤ t ＜-30℃ | ± 1.0℃ | ||
| -30℃ ≤ t ≤ 100℃ | ± 0.5℃ | ||
| 100℃ ＜ t ≤ 300℃ | ± 0.01 × t℃ | ||
| -58℉ ≤ t ＜ -22℉ | ± 2.0℉ | ||
| -22℉ ≤ t ≤ 212℉ | ± 1.0℉ | ||
| 212℉ ＜ t ≤ 572℉ | ± 0.01 × t℉ | ||
| Probe Type | NTC | ||
| Minimum Test Depth of Probe | 12.7mm | ||
| Display Resolution | 0.1℃（0.1℉） | ||
| Unit | Default ℃ (℃ or ℉ can be switched) | ||
| Battery Type | 1.5V AAA *2PCS | ||
| Operating Hours | Infrared Mode | more than 20h (Continuous measurement mode, when both laser and backlight are on) | |
| Probe Mode | more than 80h (Backlight on continuous measurement mode) | ||
| LCD Display | FSTN Full-angle display | ||
| LCD Size | 33.0*39.0 mm | ||
| Waterproof and Dustproof | IP65 | ||
Q1: What are some applications of infrared thermometer in industry?
A1: Infrared thermometers in the food industry are used for various applications, including monitoring the surface temperature of cooking equipment, ensuring the safety of received and stored food, and verifying optimal temperatures during cooking and preparation, such as for dough, batter, and chocolate. They are essential for maintaining safe serving temperatures in buffet lines and holding cabinets, performing quick checks on finished dishes, and ensuring compliance with health regulations. These uses enhance food safety, quality control, and regulatory compliance.
Q2: How do you store an infrared thermometer?
A2: When storing your infrared thermometer, choose a clean, dry spot away from extreme temperatures. Keep it protected in its case to prevent dust buildup and damage. Regularly check for signs of wear or damage to maintain its accuracy.
Q3: How far away should you hold an infrared thermometer?
A3: The distance at which you should hold an infrared thermometer depends on its spot ratio, which is the ratio of the distance from the thermometer to the object being measured to the diameter of the measurement area. Typically, the manufacturer specifies the spot ratio for the thermometer. As a general guideline, hold the thermometer at a distance that ensures the measurement spot covers the entire target area, ensuring accurate readings.
Tips: How does a dual mode ir manometer work?
A 2-in-1 infrared thermometer combines infrared and probe temperature measurement modes, offering versatility for different types of temperature readings. Here's how each mode works and how they are integrated into a single device:
Infrared Thermometer Mode
- Emitted Infrared Radiation: Objects emit infrared radiation based on their temperature.
- Detection: The infrared thermometer has a lens that focuses this radiation onto a sensor, typically a thermopile or pyroelectric detector.
- Conversion to Electrical Signal: The sensor converts the infrared radiation into an electrical signal, where the intensity of the radiation (proportional to the object's temperature) determines the strength of the signal.
- Signal Processing: The electrical signal is processed and converted into a temperature reading. Algorithms account for factors like emissivity to ensure accuracy.
Display: The temperature reading is displayed on the device’s screen.
Probe Thermometer Mode
- Direct Contact Measurement: A metal probe (usually made of stainless steel) is inserted directly into the object or substance (like food) to measure its internal temperature.
- Thermistor or Thermocouple: The probe contains a temperature-sensitive element, such as a thermistor or thermocouple, that changes its electrical resistance or voltage with temperature changes.
- Conversion to Electrical Signal: The temperature change in the probe produces a corresponding electrical signal.
Signal Processing: This electrical signal is processed and converted into a temperature reading. - Display: The temperature reading is displayed on the device’s screen.
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