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Fluke 568 Contact Infrared Temperature Gun
the Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer. This versatile thermometer offers more features than most other infrared thermometers, all controlled through an intuitive graphical display and menu.
Fluke 568 Contact Infrared Temperature Gun
Looking for a temperature gun that can handle a wide temperature range? Look no further than the Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer. This versatile thermometer offers more features than most other infrared thermometers, all controlled through an intuitive graphical display and menu.
With a 50:1 distance-to-spot ratio, you can measure smaller objects from further away. And the rugged, ergonomic design is built to withstand tough industrial, electrical, HVAC, and mechanical environments.
But that’s not all – the Fluke 568 also includes a thermocouple K bead probe, durable hard case, and two-year warranty.
Other key features include:
- Simple, three-button on-screen menu interface (in 7 languages)
- Captures up to 99 points of data for quick downloading to a PC through the USB connection
- Includes FlukeView® Forms software for easy trending and data analysis
- Can be powered from your laptop via USB to extend battery life
- Easily adapts to lighting conditions with a two-level backlight
- Instantly alerts to measurements outside of set limits with audible and visual alarms
- Provides 1% measurement accuracy
Whether you’re working in industrial, electrical, HVAC, or mechanical environments, the Fluke 568 has everything you need to work more efficiently. Don’t wait – get your Fluke 568 temperature gun today and start measuring with confidence.
Frequently asked questions for the Fluke 568 Contact & Infrared Temperature Gun
What is the best temperature gun?
The Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer is considered one of the best temperature guns on the market.
What is a temperature gun called?
A temperature gun is also known as an infrared thermometer or an IR thermometer.
What gun is used to measure temperature?
An infrared thermometer, also known as a temperature gun, is used to measure temperature.
How far should you hold a temperature gun?
The distance at which a temperature gun should be held can vary depending on the specific model. The Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer, for example, has a distance-to-spot ratio of 50:1, which means it can measure a 1-inch target from a distance of 50 inches.
What is the temperature range of the Fluke 568 thermometer?
The Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer has a temperature range of -40°C to 800°C (-40°F to 1472°F).
What is the emissivity of the Fluke 568 thermometer?
The Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer has adjustable emissivity, which means it can measure a variety of surfaces accurately.
Can the Fluke 568 thermometer measure contact temperature?
Yes, the Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer has a K-type thermocouple input that allows it to measure contact temperature.
What is the accuracy of the Fluke 568 thermometer?
The Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer has an accuracy of ±1% or ±1°C, whichever is greater.
What is the response time of the Fluke 568 thermometer?
The Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer has a fast response time, with a 500 ms (95%) response time for infrared measurements and a 300 ms response time for contact measurements.
What is the warranty for the Fluke 568 thermometer?
The Fluke 568 two-in-one infrared and contact thermometer comes with a two-year warranty.
Specifications: 568 Contact & Infrared Temperature Gun
| Product Specifications |
| Infrared temperature range |
-40°C to 800°C (-40°F to 1472°F) |
| Infrared accuracy |
< 0°C (32°F): ±(1.0°C (±2.0°F) + 0.1°/1°C or°F); |
| > 0°C (32°F): ±1% or ±1.0°C (±2.0°F), whichever is greater |
| Display resolution |
0.1°C / 0.1°F |
| Infrared spectral response |
8 µm to 14 µm |
| Infrared response time |
< 500 msec |
| Thermocouple Type-K input temperature range |
-270°C to 1372°C (-454°F to 2501°F) |
| Thermocouple Type-K input accuracy |
-270°C to -40°C |
±(1°C + 0.2°/1°C) (-454°F to -40°F: ±(2°F + 0.2°/1°F)) |
| -40°C to 1372°C |
±1% or 1°C (-40°F to 2501°F: ±1% or 2°F), whichever is greater |
| D:S (distance to measurement spot size) |
50:1 |
| Laser sighting |
Single-point laser < 1 mw output Class 2 (II) operation, 630 nm to 670 nm |
| Minimum spot size |
19 mm (0.75 in) |
| Emissivity adjustment |
By built-in table of common materials or digitally adjustable from 0.10 to 1.00 by 0.01 |
| Data storage with date/time stamp |
99 points |
| PC interface and cable |
USB 2.0 with FlukeView® Forms software |
| Hi/Low alarms |
Audible and two-color visual |
| Min/Max/Avg/Dif |
Yes |
| Display |
Dot matrix 98 x 96 pixels with function menus |
| Backlight |
Two levels, normal and extra bright for darker environments |
| Trigger lock |
Yes |
| Switchable Celsius and Fahrenheit |
Yes |
| Power |
2 AA/LR6 Batteries and USB when used with a PC |
| Battery life |
If used continuously |
Laser and backlight on,12 hours; laser and backlight off, 100 hours |
| Operating temperature |
0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) |
| Storage temperature |
-20°C to 60°C (-40°F to 140°F) |
| Bead thermocouple Type-K range |
-40°C to 260°C (-40°F to 500°F) |
| Bead thermocouple Type-K accuracy |
±1.1°C (2.0°F) from 0°C to 260°C (32°F to 500°F), typically within 1.1°C (2.0°F) from -40°C to 0°C (-40°F to 32°F) |
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