IRtec Rayomatic 14 with its micro sensor head is the most compact infrared thermometer available today. Rugged, it can measure temperature up to 1000°C with environmental temperature of 180°C without the need of air or water cooling.

IRtec Rayomatic 14 Mk2 consists of a miniaturized sensig head with separate elecronics. The remote control display, which uses an IP65 metal case with tilting panel and snap-in fixing, can be installed up to 15mt far.
The LCD display, double than before, is large with multi colours backlight for high visibility alarms.
Easy setup with four buttons keyboard and parameters selection through menu (password protection included ).
The built-in Digital Signal Processor allows adjustable emissivity, response time and peak picker. The Output signals can be configured as mV, V, 4-20 mA, Tc J/K or dual isolated Relays. A digital interface board can be installed as USB, RS232, RS485/Network and Profibus using windows graphics software. The “Black Box” Module can record Events with Real Time Clock.
Optics is up to 95:1 with built-in dual laser pointer with TTS True Target Size.
Laser can be driven by keyboard or remote with digital interface. A Close focus lens is available for compact head to measure target as small as 0,6mm.
It is also available an HS High speed version and an ATEX kit.

Main Features:

• Miniaturized Head M12x1
• IP65 Metal Case with Tilting Panel and SNAP-IN Fixing
• Ambient Working Head Temperature up to 180°C without Cooling
• Temperature Range up to 1000°C
• Up to 95:1 Optics
• Close Focus Lens 0.6mm Target
• Large LCD Display with 3 Colours Backlit for Easy Alarm Status ID
• Configurable Output mV, V, mA,Tc J/K or Relais Output
• Adjustable Emissivity, Response Time and Signal Processing with Built-In Programming Keys
• Easy Parameters Selection with Menu
• HS - High Speed Version 9 ms
• Password Protection on Setup
• “Black Box” Module for Events Recording with Real Time Clock
• Interface IRS232, RS485, USB,PROFIBUS with IRSetup Software
• Built-in Dual Relay Output Board