Sper scientific 800111 Bedienungsanleitung

IR Thermometer

with Dewpoint

800111

Instruction Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ........................................................3

FEATURES..................................................................4

MATERIALS SUPPLIED ............................................4

CARE AND MAINTENANCE......................................4

FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION.................................5

LCD DISPLAY .............................................................6

SET UP........................................................................7

MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES.............................8

SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................11

WARRANTY ..............................................................12

INTRODUCTION

The Sper Scientic IR Thermometer with Dewpoint

(800111) allows residential and commercial consumers

to quickly detect areas prone to mildew growth with

a simple scanning motion. Aim the thermometer

at questionable areas and view the large multi-line

backlit LCD display. The automatic color-coded light

alerts the user of areas prone to mold and mildew

growth. This all-in-one unit not only measures ambient

air characteristics such as air temperature, relative

humidity, and dewpoint, but it also measures the

surface temperature using infrared technology with

Dual-point lasers and emissivity xed at 0.95. This

clever device then compares the surface temperature

to the air conditions to accurately predict the possibility

of condensation on that surface. The optional audible

alarm has distinctive sounds to indicate increasing

moisture levels during the scan and also has a hold

function to freeze readings on the screen. Comes

complete with carrying case, 9V battery, and instruction

manual.

FEATURES

Color-coded LCD Display

Separate Color-coded warning light

Audible warning alarm

Hold Function

Measures in °F or °C

MATERIALS SUPPLIED

IR Thermometer with Dewpoint

Carrying Case

9V battery

Instruction manual

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Wipe the thermometer with a nonabrasive cloth. Do not

use solvents on the thermometer.

Never store the thermometer in a wet case.

Repairs or services not covered in this manual should be

performed by qualied personnel only. Please contact

Sper Scientic to speak with a technician.

FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION

1. POWER

2. MODE

3. TEMPERATURE UNIT °C/°F

4. TRI-COLORED ALERT LIGHT

5. TRIGGER/HOLD

LCD DISPLAY

1. Current Emissivity

2. Audible Alarm Activated

3. Hold Function Activated

4. Dewpoint

5. Air Temperature

6. IR Laser Guide Activated

7. Low Battery Indicator

8. Relative Humidity

9. °F or °C units

10. D-value Bar graph

11. Surface Temperature (IR) Reading

SETUP

Battery Installation

This thermometer uses one 9V battery. To install the

battery before rst use:

1. Flip open the battery cover, located on the hand

grip, using one of the two nger tabs.

2. Carefully install a 9V battery into the snap closure,

ensuring correct polarity.

3. Tuck the battery back into the handle without

pinching the wires.

4. Flip the battery cover closed.

Replace the batteries when the low-battery icon

appears on the LCD.

Note…Before replacing the batteries, turn the

thermometer o󰀨.

Turning the Thermometer on and o󰀨

1. Press to turn the meter on.

2. Press again to turn the meter o󰀨.

Changing the Unit of Measure:

1. Turn the thermometer on.

2. Press °C/°F to toggle between °F and °C.

Setting the Audible Alarm

1. Press and hold °C/°F to turn the audible alarm on/o󰀨.

2. The icon will appear on the screen to indicate that

the audible alarm is underway.

Note: The audible alarm sounds in a pulse format during the

amber warning and continuously during the red warning.

Backlight

The backlight of this thermometer is always on when

the power is on.

Measurement Procedures

1. Hold the IR thermometer in a manner that does

not block the top of the barrel. This is important

because the ambient air temperature and humidity

sensor is located there. Blocking it will produce

inaccurate results.

2. Aim the dual laser indicators at an area of interest

to measure surface temperature.

3. Read the surface temperature from the bottom

number of the LCD screen. The IR surface

temperature will always be the bottom number.

4. To compare this surface temperature to the conditions

in the room, toggle through the ambient conditions

by pressing MODE. This will display Air Temperature

(AT), Relative humidity (%RH), and Dew Point (DP).

5. To hold value of interest on the LCD, press the

trigger. This will allow you to move away from the

object while the screen will still contain the data.

*Note: while HOLD is underway, the audible alarm will

stop. The red indicator will remain lit according to its

moisture level.

6. If you are uncertain of the areas where moisture

may be present, you can sweep the room with the

thermometer and observe the D-Value bar graph on

the right-hand side of the LCD. This will give you an

estimate increasing risk of moisture levels. Scanning

of a room is done in a sweeping motion without

pressing the trigger. Pressing the trigger by mistake

will activate the hold function and cause no readings

to occur.

7. Use the color chart on the next page for reference to

possible moisture conditions.

Light

Color

Alarm type D-Value* Moisture

Possibilities

Green None Surface temp. is

greater than 1/3

of the di󰀨erence

between the air

temperature and

the dew point.

Presence of

moisture is not

likely

Orange Repeating

alert

Surface temp. is

between 1/3 and

2/3 of the

di󰀨erence

between the air

temperature and

the dew point.

Conditions

are favorable to

moisture collecting

on the surface in

question.

Red Single tone

constant

alert

Surface temp. is

lower than 2/3

of the di󰀨erence

between the air

temperature and

the dewpoint.

Moisture may be

present on the

surface.

Corrections

to remedy the

moisture situation

should be

performed.

*Note: The D-Value helps to indicate the likelihood of condensa-

tion, because if any surface temperature matches the dew point

in a room, liquid will generate on that surface. So, D-Values

describe this situation as a percent of likelihood. As the surface

temperature approaches the dewpoint within the current ambient

air temperature and humidity settings the d-value approaches the

point of condensation.

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