Agri-Therm II 100L
A portable infrared thermometer documented for agronomy, plant science, and natural-environment measurements.
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A portable infrared thermometer documented for agronomy, plant science, and natural-environment measurements.
View instrumentA low-temperature handheld instrument documented for outdoor surface-temperature measurement without an embedded data logger.
View instrumentThe data-recording version of the documented Agri-Therm III low-temperature handheld instrument.
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View instrumentA high-temperature instrument in the documented Industra-Therm III family, intended for demanding industrial measurement.
View instrumentDocumented high-temperature Industra-Therm III configurations with additional recording and application-dependent options.
View instrumentA fixed-mounted low-temperature sensor documented for continuous natural-environment monitoring.
View instrumentA low-temperature infrared sensor documented for non-contact sea-surface and maritime research measurements.
View instrumentA purpose-oriented low-temperature sensor documented for snow-surface monitoring and avalanche research.
View instrumentA low-temperature miniature infrared instrument documented with variable-focus capability for selecting the measurement area.
View instrumentThe documented high-temperature Vario-Therm configuration for compact installations and variable-focus measurement.
View instrumentA one-piece, non-contact temperature sensor designed for fixed installation and integration into measurement and control systems.
View instrumentA documented portable reference source intended for checking infrared thermometers in the field or laboratory.
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