IRTP100LS infrared temperature sensor (-20~100 ℃)

IRTP100LS infrared temperature sensor (-20~100 ℃)

Temperature measurement range: -20-100 ℃ -20-150 ℃ 0-300 ℃ 0-200 ℃ 0-300 ℃ 0-500 ℃ -20-500 ℃ -20-100 ℃ 0-100 ℃

Signal output: Standard 4-20mA various signal outputs (i.e. 4-20mA, 0-5V, 0-10V, 1-5V)

Size: Φ 18mmX 113mm (L)

IRTP100LS infrared temperature sensor (-20~100 ℃)

Temperature measurement accuracy: ± 1.0%

Environmental temperature: 0-60 ℃

Storage temperature: -20-80 ℃

Response time: 50ms

Distance coefficient: 20:1

Power supply: 24VDC

Output voltage: 0~5V or 4-20mA

IRTP100LS Infrared Temperature Sensor

Installation guide and precautions:

The metal casing of the IRTP-300L infrared temperature sensor comes with M18 X 1 threads, which can be used for direct installation or installed using a mounting bracket. The adjustable mounting bracket makes the adjustment of the measuring head more convenient.

Power requirements: Attention should be paid to the voltage range and connection polarity of the power supply.

Due to the bright background light of the target being measured (especially direct sunlight or strong lights), it can affect the accuracy of the measurement. Use objects to block strong light from direct targets and eliminate background light interference.

Size: M18mm × 113mm (L)

A thermal sensor utilizes the radiation heat effect to cause a temperature rise in the detection device after receiving radiation energy, thereby causing a change in the performance of one column of the sensor in relation to temperature. By detecting changes in one of the performance indicators, radiation can be detected.

Infrared radiation is a type of light that is invisible to the human eye, but in fact, like any other light, it is also an objective substance. Any object with a temperature above thermodynamic zero will emit infrared radiation towards its surroundings. Infrared is a type of light that is located outside of red light in visible light, hence it is called infrared. Its wavelength range is roughly within the spectral range of 0.75 to 100 μ m.