Fluke Fluke-62 Infrared Thermometer

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15 Jan 2009 When thermometer is cold, accuracy plunges I have enjoyed playing with this quite a bit. It is handy for cooking, for checking temperatures of things I don't want to touch (a wood stove, a bath of caustic chemicals for printed circuit board manufacture, etc.)

However, I have found that it is fairly inaccurate at the low end of the scale. For instance, on a recent snowy day for which the weather report read a consistent 20 degrees Fahrenheit (which was consistent with a non-IR digital thermometer I had when I left it in the snow fo... –Somebody You Don't Knowfrom Amazon.com
13 Jan 2009 Fluke 62 Review Works good at room & high temps.
Definitely doesn't work as well at below 0 degree F.
Compared with a higher end IR thermometer was within 1 degree F.
Good compact size with nice case.
Outstanding laser & backlight works great! –C. Kelliherfrom Amazon.com
06 Jan 2009 Good for surface temperature This is a decent tool for obtain surface temperature of objects - solid surfaces yield better result than non-solid surfaces, like water. For ambient temperature, need to use a different tool. –C. Taifrom Amazon.com

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