Fluke 64 Max - Fluke 64 Max, F,°C, -30-600 °C, Black,Yellow, -22-1112 °F, 500 ms, 8-14 µm

Fungerar perfekt.

Super accurate, very quick to start up and show temp readings on the screen. 100 percent the best IR thermometer I’ve owned.

Sehr gutes Messgerät. Die Messwerte sind konsistent und vetrauenswürdig. Habe mit 2 billigen chinesischen Geräten verglichen... und beide zurück geschickt.Wenn ihr messen wollt, kauft Fluke oder etwas ähnliches. Die billigen sind definitiv keine Messgeräte, sondern Spielzeuge mit starken WOW-Efekt. Aber mehr ist das nicht.

Compact. Easy to use. Fast. Accurate. 20:1 Optics. Fluke is known for highly accurate, reliable electronic instruments. This 64 MAX IR thermometer does not disappoint. It saves me time on the job with quick temp readings on industrial motors, circuits, HVAC, etc. And, it is far cheaper than an IR camera.PLEASE NOTE: ALL FLUKE IR THERMOMETERS WILL READ IN FAHRENHEIT. I see a few reviewers who state that this thermometer will "only read in Celsius". NOT TRUE. Simply hold down the SEL button for 3+ seconds, to get to the 'hidden menu' which allows you to set date, time, °C or °F, and other functions.Yes, Fluke includes a printed owner's manual which is practically useless, BUT after a total of 10 minutes with my 64 MAX, I had everything figured out, and set up the way I prefer. You can go to their website and download the User Manual, and Instructions, which are very complete thorough documents. In order to save printed paper, I believe all User Manuals should be downloaded, instead of printed.Manual (and the label on the side of the 64 MAX) says 'Assembled in China'. I sure wish Fluke would return to Made in the USA!All in all: I heartily recommend this thermometer. I would buy it again.Edit: I did figure out that if I set emissivity to 0.84%, I could get very accurate, very repeatable body temperature readings. NOTE: Fluke (and I) DO NOT RECOMMEND USING A 64 MAX for body temp readings. The problem is you have to point the aiming laser at your forehead. (I just turn the aiming laser off...) In today's United States litigious (law suit happy) society however, I am sure that Fluke views this as too risky (read 'risky' as 'financially undesirable').

What more can i say about Fluke? BRILLIANT!