Infrared Radiation Thermometers

Chino’s infrared (IR) radiation thermometers offer accurate, non-contact temperature measurement across industrial and scientific environments. Compact and reliable, models like the IR-BAT series deliver precise digital output and rapid responses via thermopile sensors, while more advanced versions—such as the low-temperature IR-E units—feature cooled PbSe detectors with fast response and focusable optics for precision measurement at both low and extended ranges. For ultimate high-temperature line-of-sight observation, the IR-URN digital optical pyrometer provides filament matching accuracy and flexible range switching for temperatures up to 3,500 °C—all while minimizing setup complexity and enhancing safety.

Features

IR-BAT Series: Compact card-sized form, thermopile detector, 0–600 °C, analog 4–20 mA output, selectable standard or high-speed (~0.1 s) response
IR-E Series (Low Temperature): Cooled PbSe detector, broad low-temp ranges (50 °C to ~1,300 °C), rapid scan (120 μs response), focusable optics, DC output and sync signal
IR-URN Digital Optical Pyrometer: Filament-matching digital pyrometer, three selectable ranges (700–3,500 °C), ±0.6–1.2% accuracy, battery-powered handheld usability
Optional features across models: emissivity adjustment, scanning optics, integration-friendly signals (analog outputs, synchronization, or optical engagement)

Applications

Inline monitoring of conveyor belt, molten metal, or furnace temperatures
Precise measurement in low-temperature research or sensitive manufacturing environments
High-temperature pyrometry in vacuum, induction heating, or melting applications where contact sensors are impractical
Automated process control with quick-response non-invasive temperature acquisition
Compact systems where minimal installation footprint is critical

Technical Data

Model & Type	Detector Type	Temp Range	Response Time	Output / Power Supply
IR-BAT	Thermopile	0–300 °C or 0–600 °C	~0.1 s (standard), 0.05 s (high-speed)	4–20 mA DC; 12–24 V DC
IR-E (Low-Temp)	Cooled PbSe	~50–1,300 °C	~120 μs (fast scan)	0–1 mA DC, sync signal; 100 V AC via junction box
IR-URN	Optical pyrometer (filament comparison)	700–3,500 °C (switchable ranges)	N/A (visual match method)	4 × AA batteries (~1.3 kg handheld)

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