Features:
- Range: 700 to 3500 °C
- Large field of view to easily spot the target
- Sharp, high definition image of targeted object
- Excellent optical resolution (target of 1 mm diameter can be detected at a distance of 5 m)
- Spot size as small as 0.1 mm
- High accuracy due to the specific measurement technique and spectral response
- Measurement is virtually unaffected by emissivity of target object
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Technical data:
Measuring ranges (switchable) | I 700 - 800 °C II 780 - 950 °C III 900 - 1100 °C IV 1050 - 1500 °C V 1450 - 2100 °C VI 2000 - 3000 °C up to 3500 °C with grey filter attached in front |
Resolution | 1 K |
Measurement uncertainty | 1.5 % of the measured value (700 - 800 °C) 0.6 % of the measured value (800 - 2000 °C) 2.0 % of the measured value (2000 - 3500 °C) |
Response time | The adjustment accuracy depends on the eye of the viewer: at 1000 °C ± 1.5 °C at 2000 °C ± 5.0 °C at 3000 °C ± 10.0 °C |
Repeatability | 3 K |
Measuring distance | Without supplementary lens from 1 m onwards, with supplementary lens 0.2 - 1 m possible Objects of only 1 mm diameter can still be measured accurately from a distance of 5 m. |
Min. target size | 0.3 mm at 1 m distance 0.1 mm at 0.2 m distance (with supplementary lens) |
Sighting device | true-sided, through-the-lens sighting with dioptric compensation faded-in comparison marking, focusable lens |
Alignment | Crosshead: horizontal 360 °, vertical 90 ° |
Display | 4-digit, LCD with background illumination |
Interface | RS 232 for transfer of the measured values to a PC |
Operating voltage | 15 V DC (400 mA) or 230 V AC via plug power supply unit (included in the delivery scope) |
Spectral sensitivity | Partial measuring range I: 500 - 670 nm Partial measuring range II: 620 - 670 nm Partial measuring range III - VI: 650 - 670 nm |
Focus correction | on lens and eye piece |
Ambient temperature | 10 - 45 °C |
Storage temperature | 0 - 55 °C |
Housing | Aluminium |
Dimensions | 100 x 100 x 450 mm incl. lens |
Weight | PV 11 incl. crosshead: 3.1 kg |
Adjustable parameters:
Emissivity adjustable from 10 - 100 %, increment size 0.1 % |
time of the automatic shutoff |
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Modern intensity comparison pyrometer (successor of the disappearing filament pyrometer) for precise contol of temperatures ranging between 700 °C and 3500 °C. Target spots as small as 0.1 mm can be achieved. Mikro PV 11 is used in many fields of research and industrial manufacturing, at universities, institutes and laboratories. Measurement applications include tungsten filaments, tiny metal and ceramic samples and atomic absorption spectroscopy.