UNI-T UT305S Infrared Thermometer User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- UNI-T
Table of Contents
UNI-T UT305S Infrared Thermometer
Overview
UT305S is a high-accuracy, high-D:S ratio (50:1 ), wide range (-50°C~2000°C), high repeatability, durable and easy-to-operate infrared thermometer (hereinafter referred to as the thermometer) designed according to the user’s field needs. The thermometer can quickly and accurately determine the surface temperature of the target by measuring the infrared energy radiated by the target surface, which is suitable for non-contact temperature measurement.
Safety Instructions
Warning:
In order to prevent eye damage or personal injury, please read the following
safety instructions before using the product:
- Do not point the laser directly at persons or animals or indirectly through reflective surfaces.
- Do not look directly at the laser or with optical tools (binoculars, microscopes, etc.).
Caution:
- If the laser irradiates the user’s eyes, please close the eyes immediately and turn the head away.
- Do not disassemble or refit the product and laser without permission.
- To ensure its safety and accuracy, this product should only be repaired by professional maintenance personnel using original replacement parts.
- Replace the batteries when the low battery indicator shows to prevent incorrect measurements.
- Please check the product before using it. If it is damaged, cracked on the surface or missing plastic parts, do not use it.
- Please refer to the emissivity information for the actual temperature. Highly reflective objects or transparent materials will make the actual temperature higher than the measured temperature. When measuring these objects, pay attention to the risk
- of burns.
- Do not use the product in an environment with flammable and explosive liquid, gas or dust.
- Do not use the product around the environment with steam, dust, or large temperature fluctuations. It may bring inaccurate results and risks.
- Put the product in the current environment for more than 30 minutes before using it to ensure measurement accuracy.
- Do not leave the thermometer on or near objects of high temperature.
Technical Indexes
Safety Standards
CE certification: EN61326-1 :2013; Safety standards of laser products:
EN60825-1 :2014 FDA: Class 2; IEC: Class 2
Reference Standard
JJG 856-2015
Characteristics
- With single-laser and high-accuracy laser adjustment technology.
- Bright, easy-to-read and high-contrast color EBTN display.
- MAX/MIN/AVG/DIF hold.
- Store 5 sets of preset values (high and low temperature alarm and emissivity) for quick setting.
- With red, green and blue LED and buzzer sound alarm, can quickly find abnormalities.
- Trigger lock, suitable for processes that require temperature monitoring.
- Equipped with a tripod mounting hole.
Appearance
LCD Indicators
Startup and Shutdown
Startup
Short press (less than 0.5s) the trigger to turn on the thermometer, and the
measured value before the last shutdown will be displayed. Pressing MODE
button can view MAX/MIN/AVG/DIF.
Shutdown
The thermometer will automatically shut down after 15 seconds without any
operation in the HOLD mode, and save the current measured value.
Manual Measurement
- After aiming at the measured object, press the trigger and hold it. When the SCAN symbol is flashing, it means that the temperature is being measured, and the measurement result will be updated on the LCD.
- Release the trigger, the SCAN symbol will disappear while the HOLD symbol will be displayed. The thermometer will stop measuring the temperature and keep the last measured value.
Lock Measurement
- When lock measurement is turned on, short pressing the trigger can trigger this function. The Q symbol will be displayed on the LCD and the SCAN symbol will flash. The thermometer will measure the target temperature continuously without pressing the trigger all the time.
- Press the trigger again, the Q and SCAN symbols will disappear while the HOLD symbol will appear. The thermometer will stop measuring and keep the last measured temperature.
- In the lock measurement setting interface, the user can set the lock measurement time (1 m~5h). After the lock function is triggered, the timing starts. When the set time is reached, the thermometer will automatically shut down and save the last measured value. The user can view the measured value by short pressing (less than 0.5s) the trigger (Caution: the measured value will be cleared if the user long presses the trigger). This operation is suitable for processes that require regular temperature monitoring.
Caution : The measured target should be greater than 2 times the thermometer light spot diameter (S), and then the test distance (D) can be determined according to the D: S relationship diagram.
MAX/MIN/AVG/DIF Value
Short press the “MODE” button to switch among “MAX➔MIN➔AVG➔DIF” measurement
modes in sequence, and the temperature of the corresponding mode will be
displayed in the secondary display position (as shown below).
Laser Indicator
Pressing the & button can turn on/off the laser indication function. When ii
is turned on, the laser symbol & will display on the LCD, and the laser will
accurately indicate the measured position.
Note: Please follow the cautions when turning on the laser to avoid eyes
injury.
High/Low Temperature Alarm
Pressing the “HI/LO” button can turn on/off the high and low limit alarm
function in sequence. The sequence is: HI/LO limit alarm functions are turned
on at the same time➔HI limit alarm is turned on➔LO limit alarm is turned on
HI/LO limit alarm functions are turned off at the same time (as shown below).
When the HI alarm is turned on, if the measured temperature is higher than the
set high alarm limit, the red LED and the HI symbol on the display will flash.
If the sound alarm is turned on, the buzzer will beep. When the LO alarm is
turned on, if the measured temperature is lower than the set low alarm limit,
the blue LED and the LO symbol will flash. If the sound alarm is turned on,
the buzzer will beep. When either HI/LO alarm is turned on, if the measured
temperature value is within the range of high and low alarm limit, the green
LED and the OK symbol will flash.
Function Settings
In the HOLD interface, pressing the “SET” button can enter the high alarm
limit➔low alarm limit➔emissivity➔\ temperature unit➔sound alarm➔lock
measurement and other function settings. Under these setting interfaces, the
user can return to the HOLD interface by pressing the trigger or no operation
for 1 Os.
High Alarm Limit Setting
In the HOLD interface, pressing the “SET” button once will enter the high
alarm limit setting interface, and then pressing the “&” button can quickly
select the preset values (P1-P5). If there is no wanted value among the preset
values, the user can use “T” or” .a.” to adjust at any of the preset values
that is closest to the wanted one. Short pressing will add or subtract 1 to
the value each time, and long pressing will add or subtract 1 0 each second.
Low Alarm Limit Setting
In the HOLD interface, pressing the “SET” button twice will enter the low
alarm limit setting interface. The user can use “‘f'” or” .A.” lo adjust the
value. Short pressing will add or subtract 1 lo the value each time, and long
pressing will add or subtract 10 each second.
Emissivity Setting
In the HOLD interface, pressing the “SET” button three times will enter the
emissivity setting interface, and then pressing the “_&” button can quickly
select the preset values (P1-P5). If there is no wanted value among the preset
values, the user can use “‘f'” or” .a.” to adjust at any of the preset values
that is closest to the wanted one. Short pressing will add or subtract 0.01 to
the value each time, and long pressing will add or subtract 0.1 each second.
Temperature Unit Setting
In the HOLD interface, pressing the “SET” button four limes will enter the
temperature unit setting interface. The user can use “‘f'” or” .6.” to convert
the unit ‘C/’F.
Sound Alarm Setting
In the HOLD interface, pressing the “SET” button five limes will enter the
sound alarm setting interface. The user can use “.a.” or” T” to tum on / off
this function. When the function is on, the symbol ” “will be displayed on the
HOLD screen. and when the function is off, the symbol “” will disappear.
Lock Measurement Setting
In the HOLD interface, pressing the “SET” button six limes will enter the lock
measurement setting interface. The user can use “T” or” .6.” to turn on/off
this function. When the function is turned on, pressing & button can set the
lock measurement liming “00:00”, and the selected time position will flash.
The user can use “T” or” .a.” to adjust the value. If the user needs to turn
off the timing function, set it to “00:00” and then it will jump to display
“–:–“.
D: S (Distance to Spot Ratio)
As the distance (D) between the thermometer and the measured target increases,
the light spot diameter (S) of the measured area also increases. The
relationship between measurement distance and light spot diameter is shown in
the figure below.
Field of View
When measuring, make sure that the measured target is larger than the light
spot diameter. The smaller the target, the closer the test distance should be
(refer to D: S for the detailed light spot diameter). It is recommended that
the measured target be larger than twice the light spot diameter of the
thermometer.
Emissivity
Emissivity represents the material energy radiation. The emissivity of most
organic materials, painted or oxidized surfaces is about 0.95. The user can
use masking tapes or flat paints to cover the metal surface, use the high
emissivity setting, and then wait for a period of time to make the surface
temperatures of the tapes/flat paints and the covered object the same. At this
point, the surface temperature of the tapes/flat paints is equal to the metal
surface temperature. The following table shows the total emissivity E of some
metals and non-metals.
Maintenance
Cleaning
Blow away the fallen particles with clean compressed air, carefully wipe the
lens surface with a moist swab, and clean the shell with a moist sponge or
soft cloth. Be careful not to rinse with water or immerse it in water.
Replace Battery
Install or replace a 9V battery (1604A) according to the following steps:
- Remove the battery cover
- lnstall the battery (pay attention to the polarity)
- Close the battery cover
Troubleshooting
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