Infrared Thermometer LIFT-B16

The dual laser targeting system in the Infrared Thermometer LIFT-B16 makes aiming more precise and easier, especially when measuring temperatures from a distance. The two laser points clearly show the area being measured, allowing for better accuracy and confidence in the results. This feature is especially useful in hard-to-reach or dangerous locations where direct contact is not possible.

Yes, our Labtron Infrared Thermometer LIFT-B16 is designed with adjustable emissivity (0.1 to 1.0), which allows it to accurately measure the temperature of various surfaces. This means whether you're checking a metal surface, plastic, food, or building materials, you can adjust the emissivity setting to get more accurate readings tailored to the surface you're measuring.

Our Infrared Thermometer LIFT-B16 offers many user-friendly features, including a clear display, battery status indicator, auto power-off, and backlight display for easy reading in dark areas. It also has multiple modes like maximum/minimum/average/difference temperature measurement, high/low temperature alarms, data hold, and measurement data storage. These functions help users in both professional and everyday settings to quickly and accurately gather temperature data without much effort.

Our Infrared Thermometer LIFT-B16 is a versatile tool and can be used in many areas including medical, industrial, food processing, automotive, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), firefighting, building inspections, and laboratory work. Since it offers contactless temperature measurement, it is especially useful in environments where hygiene or safety is important, or where the surfaces being measured are too hot or hard to reach.

Our Labtron Infrared Thermometer LIFT-B16 can measure a wide temperature range from -50°C to 1600°C (-58°F to 2912°F). This makes it ideal for a variety of applications, from everyday use to demanding industrial environments. The thermometer is highly accurate, with a measurement accuracy of ±2% for temperatures above or below 100°C, ensuring you get reliable and consistent readings.