Etekcity Infrared Thermometer 774, Digital Temperature Gun for Cooking, Non Contact Electric Laser IR Temp Gauge, Home Repairs, Handmaking, Surface Measuring, -58 to 716 ℉, - 50 to 380 ℃, Yellow
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Style: Infrared Thermometer 774
Color: Yellow
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- NOT FOR HUMAN: Temperature readings from these devices are inanimate objects. The measured temperature for humans or animals will be inaccurate
- BETTER ACCURACY: 12:1 D:S, meaning it can accurately measure targets at greater distances compared to most others; For best accuracy, the distance between the thermometer and object of measurement should approximately be 14.17 inches (36 cm)
- TARGET QUICKER: Measure surface temperature ranging from -58F to 716F(-50C to 380C), with 2 units F/C to choose; Response time: 500Ms; A built-in laser gives you the precision to hone in on the exact space you want to measure
- VERSATILE DESIGN: Infrared technology makes it to measure the surface temperature of various objects especially temperatures above boiling points and below freezing points; Use it for cooking, ovens; AC, refrigerators; or soapmaking cats toy etc
- Note: This color model don't contain emissivity adjustment feature and max temperature feature
- ADDED FUNCTIONS: The LCD screen is backlit, also has an auto-off function to extend the battery life, and features a low battery indicator so you never accidentally run out of juice (battery included)
Description
Etekcity Lasergrip 774 has one of the most classic designs among our infrared thermometer series. Very quality hand feeling, one button to measure, and 2 common temperature units can fulfill for the home-use needs.With a non-touch and a laser point switch design, you can measure hot or cold items in a suitable distance, the pizza oven, air conditioning/ AC, car engines, swimming pools, bath water, wine coolers etc. Besides, an easy-use design also provides a more convenient pet care, maintaining a comfortable temp environment for reptiles and hairless cat.SpecifictionTemperature Range: -50℃ to 380℃/ -58℉ to 716℉Distance Spot Ratio: 12: 1Recommended Distance: About 36 cm/ 14 inchEmissivity: 0. 95(fixed)Response Time and Wavelength: 0.5 secondsRepeatability: 1%/ 1℃Units: ℃/ ℉Batteries: 1 x 9V BatteryProduct Dimensions: 7.3 x 3.9 x 1.4 inchesMeasurement Increments: 0.1°C or 0.1°FAttentionIt's not for human use.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 5.5 x 3.5 x 1.5 inches; 5.28 Ounces
Item model number : Lasergrip 774
Batteries : 1 9V batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : May 14, 2012
Manufacturer : Etekcity
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #331 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #1 in Lab Digital Thermometers #3 in Infrared Thermometers
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Style: Infrared Thermometer 774
Color: Yellow
This is a handy little tool to have around the house, and should be in every home's toolbox. It's also worth the money for the entertainment value alone. Use it as a cat toy! Startle your housemates! Recreate the James Bond opening sequence! Oh yeah, you can take the temperature of things, too. Like a smartphone, I couldn't imagine what I'd use this thing for until I got one, and then I was using it for everything. Make your cooking recipies more accurate by using exact temperatures rather than "medium-high" heat. Confirm that you're not crazy - the floor in the bedroom really *is* warmer than the rest of the house. End those arguments with your girlfriend about how cold her hands are (use with caution). The body is not heavy duty, but seems plenty durable for a household tool. There's a slightly textured feel to the body of it, eliminating the "cheap plastic" feel. It feels good in the hand. The display is easy to read and bright, with the option to turn off the backlight, turn off the laser, and toggle the read out between C and F.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2018 by Kevin F.
Style: Infrared Thermometer 774
Color: Yellow
I bought this product because I thought my refrigerator was not cold enough, and I saw the tech that previously came out using a lazer thermometer to gauge the temps inside. With this product, I was getting 50+ degrees in the fridge, while it was set to 33, so I used this as my basis for a service call, along with some spoiled milk. When the tech returned, he was getting ~35 on his lazer thermometer, while mine was still high 40s and 50s at the same time and in the same spot. Maybe I got a defective one, but this lazer thermometer is absolutely terrible. UPDATE: Based on this review, Etekcity has sent me a replacement, no questions asked and no need to send back the defective one. That deserves a second star. UPDATE: Turns out the thermometer is fine, the tech that came out had a defective one (a different brand, I asked). In fact, the temps that the new tech got from his wired thermometer were exactly the temps I was getting from this laser thermometer. 100% a five-star product!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2016 by Ion
Style: Infrared Thermometer 774
Color: Yellow
Not very happy with this, ordered a dual pack of these inferred temperature guns. You can clearly see that the on the left is over 200º and the one on the right is most likely the correct temp.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2017 by Battboyy
Style: Infrared Thermometer 774
Color: Yellow
Is it accurate, who the hell knows. I don’t have anything else to calibrate it with. Is my barbecue really 600°…? Sure… I mean, yes? I will say is really fun. How hot is that lightbulb? How hot is the roof of my car? Is it really 120° on the steering wheel? Is my left ball really hotter than my right? (It is, by the way) I paid 15 bucks for this damn thing. I’ve got at least $100 of fun out of it. Even if you don’t need it… Just buy it. You, or at least your kids, will love playing around with it
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2018 by Alex
Style: Infrared Thermometer 774
Color: Yellow
This device is probably the best single purchase that I have made on Amazon in my three-plus years of Prime membership. It functions wonderfully as a distance thermometer, shining a tiny red dot on what I'm measuring and, based on comparison with a thermoscan camera at work, is pretty accurate across a range of temperatures from 0°F up to about 400°F. But wait, there's more! It also serves as an AWESOME CAT AND DOG TOY! You already know that your pets are fascinated by that little red dot, and this thing DELIVERS! The button that turns on the device has a very soft click, barely perceptible, so it won't distract your faithful (or in the case of cats) persistent companions. The dot is bright and consistent, unlike other laser pointers on the market, and, (safety first) can be turned off so that fluffy doesn't get to curious about the dot suddenly appearing on the side of a pot of boiling water on the stove. It's powered by a 9V battery, and the manufacturer was kind enough to include one, but buy a pack, because you'll be using this thing on EVERYTHING! Is the chicken done? Laser thermometer. How cool is the A/C running? Laser thermometer. Is your house's brick construction holding in a lot of heat in the evening? Laser thermometer. Engine block not getting coolant flow? Laser thermometer. Wildfire approaching? Run like hell. Wildfire a safe distance downwind? Laser thermometer*. Buy this thing, and you'll have as much fun as we have at my house, I promise**. *Probably won't reliably measure the temperature of flames at a safe enough distance, so don't get too close to fire. **I'm not actually able to back this promise up, but I've had a blast with this thing. If you don't, you're probably just a boring person.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2015 by L. Champion
Style: Infrared Thermometer 774
Color: Yellow
Works great. Got it at 1/4 cost. I like to measure things, including temperatures. Vehicle engines, is an interesting thing to measure. EDIT 10/3/17: In electronic circuits I play with, this laser temp measure tool works for troubleshooting temp sensitive electronic components on circuit boards, to determine if they are operating properly per designed circuit expectations of output parameters and are being kept within the window of working temperature coefficients as defined within manufacturer specifications for desired and stable output rather than thermal runnaway. Thermal problems are near impossible to measure until now and I'm not a fan of using my fingertip for obvious reasons. Works great to measure operating temps on output power transisters in amplifier circuits, inter alia, and allowed me to determine faulty power xstrs and resolve this bewildering thermal issue on an amazing and expensive music instrument amplifier which I have owned for years. One xstr was repaired by placing a larger heat sink under the one xstr to stabilize temp which cost me nothing but a few extra molecules of glucose to find & then cut and attach a chunk of aluminum & apply heat transfer gunk, the white goop. I might have overdriven its circuits a few times during my loudest years. It now operates properly and is like new! My Praise be great for this invaluable and fun tool. I would recommend this tool.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2017 by Fast Eddie Autrey