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TPI 368 Close-Focus Pocket Sized Infrared Thermometer

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Instantly read surface temperatures with the 368 Close-focus, pocket-size infrared thermometer without laser.

Pocket-size
Distance to spot ratio 1:1.17
Temperature range -7 to +248° F (-21 to 120°C).
Selectable Fahrenheit or Centigrade
Auto data hold
Min/max
Auto mode; continually scan surface temperatures in real-time

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