Ways to Use Your Fluke Mini IR Thermometer

This is my Fluke 62 IR Thermometer. I've had it for about a year now.

When I first got it I wondered what else can I do with this thing?

Well to my surprise, I've found many ways to use it since then.

I've used it to test temperatures of food, it is non contact so no food ever touches it.

You just point it at whatever you want to test and pull the trigger.

A red laser points at whatever you are measuring and the temp comes up instantly on the mini screen.

I've used it to find cold spots where the heat in my house was leaving.

I used it to see how hot my engine was, or to see how cold my air conditioning is in the car and at home.

I also used it to see how hot my radiators were getting in the house.

With a bit of imagination, this could be used for lots of things.

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This is the digital screen of the Fluke Thermometer. As you can see it instantly displays the temperature and at the bottom it keeps the highest temp reached in the session before the screen shuts off, about 10 seconds.

And you can see its set on Fahrenheit as opposed to Celsius which you can change it to inside the handle.

This is the inside of the Fluke 62 Mini IR Thermometer. You can see the 9 volt battery and right above the battery is the switch to change from Fahrenheit to Celsius

The Fluke Model 62 IR Thermometer is the one I use and it has never let me down.

The Fluke 63 is one of the latest IR Thermometers by Fluke