Raytek MT4 Mini Temp Non-Contact Temperature Gun with Laser Sighting.
Specifications:
Temperature Range - 0 to 500F,
Ambient Operating Range - 32 to 120F,
Power - 9V Alkaline or NiCd Battery.
Automotive Applications: Low Compression, Exhaust Systems, Cooling System.
Home Safety Applications: Home Improvement, Energy Savings.
Other Applications: Hobby, Do-it-Yourself Enthusiasts.
Raytek’s gun-type non-contact temp gun fits easily in your hand and is probably the smallest hand-held infrared temperature gun available. It’s operated by a trigger and displays the the target area's temp on an LCD screen from up to 15'. A small switch inside the handle changes the reading from Fahrenheit to Celsius. The LCD screen is illuminated when you pull the trigger, and it displays your temperature reading for a short time and then shuts off. A 9V battery provides power for months of typical use. The Raytek MT4 is rugged and versatile. It can detect surface temperatures from engine blocks to human foreheads.
I'm just starting a home inspection business and this works great all around.
Howard, Thu Feb 16, 2006 07:31:52 AM
It is used more for fun than work but it helps us know where the hot spots are in the store.
Robert, Sat Feb 04, 2006 01:51:42 PM
Shipping was fast. The tool works great. I use it for checking my solar heat system I am installing for home heating. I have tried it on other misc. things and find it accurate and quick. I have an older dual range digital temperature tester with three probes that take considerable time to hook up. This gun type check beats the older one on time by 99%.
I plan on dealing with your company in the future.
john, Thu Feb 02, 2006 03:23:31 PM
Works as described, readings appear instantaneously, and were accurate when compared to known temperatures.
great tool that's easy to use in my HVAC applications.
, Tue Jan 31, 2006 03:02:26 PM
The Raytek MT4 works great, We raise birds, and use the Raytek to scan surface body temp of new born chicks before hand feeding them. If you feed
before they are a certain temp, they die.
I can also use MT4 to 'scan' the aviaries for temp 'norms'
