Ircon provides some unique answers online
Ircon Corp, a well-known industrial Infrared thermometer maker and educator of users, has a unique list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on its website.
They go a long way to answering practical applications queries of both newcomers and some experienced users of Infrared Temperature Measurement devices.
The list of questions is extensive and very practical. They deal with topics ranging from General through IR Theory
Click on the question below to get the online answer directly from the Ircon web site.
General – How critical is water on the surface of the target I’m measuring?
General – My portable and online IR thermometers indicate different temperatures which one is right?
General – What is a two color instrument?
General – What is the effect of scale on the surface of steel?
Installation – Can I look inside of an oven and measure the target temperature?
Installation – Can IR instruments look through windows?
Installation – Can we see thru dust and smoke?
Installation – How critical is focusing the instrument?
Installation – What is the smallest target we can measure?
IR Theory – How does distance affect the IR instrument?
IR Theory – What is emissivity?
IR Theory – Will Color affect my measurement?
Line Scanner – How do you mount the ScanIR II sensor?
Line Scanner – How wide of a web can a ScanIR II measure?
Line Scanner – What operating systems will the Scan IR Software work with?
Service – How do I calibrate my instrument?
Service – How often should these instruments be calibrated?
Spot – How long of cable can I have?
Spot – What is the load rating on the relays for on off control?
Spot – Why does my instrument indicate too high of temperature?
Spot – Why does the instrument indicate too low of temperature?
You can access the full list with answers directly at: ircon.com/web/faq.php.
The same page as the FAQs also has a link to the Request for Service help. This requires either a login ID & password or one must register to get help.
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