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Infrared Thermometer
Selection Guide
Infrared Thermometer
Selection Guide
Fluke 60 Series
Fluke 560 Series
Fluke 570 Series
Fluke 61
Fluke 62 MAX
Fluke 62 MAX+
Fluke 63
Fluke 561
Fluke 566
Fluke 568/568Ex
Fluke 572-2
Temperature range
-18 to 275 ºC
-30 to 500 ºC
-30 to 650 ºC
- 32 to 535 ºC
- 40 to 550 ºC
- 40 to 650 ºC
- 40 to 800 ºC
- 30 to 900 ºC
Distance to spot
8:1
10:1
12:1
12:1
12:1
30:1
50:1
60:1
Laser sighting
single-point
laser
Single
laser
Dual
laser
single-point
laser
single-point
laser
single-point
laser
single-point
laser
offset dual laser,
output <1 mW
Accuracy
2%
1,50%
1,00%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
Response time
< 500 mSec
< 500 mSec
< 300 mSec
< 500 mSec
< 500 mSec
< 500 mSec
< 500 mSec
< 500 mSec
Recommended distance
to spot
Up to 2 m
Up to 2 m
Up to 2 m
Up to 2.5 m
Up to 2.5 m
Up to 4.5 m
Up to 7.5 m
Up to 9 m
Adjustable emissivity
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MIN/MAX readings
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AVG readings
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DIF readings
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Backlit LCD
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Audible Hi/Lo alarm
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Visible Hi/Lo alarm
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Includes contact probe
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Probe input (types)
Type K Thermocouple Type K Thermocouple Type K Thermocouple Type K Thermocouple
Data logging
(number of measurements)
20 points
99 points
99 points
PC interface
USB
USB 2.0
Compatible with
FlukeView Forms
software
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Recommended Applications
Safety and protection
Fire localization
Hazardous materials
Faulty ballasts
Search and rescue
Smoldering embers
Equipment maintenance
Manufacturing processes
Molding temperature measurement
Printing, paper and converting
Thermoforming plastics
Electronics
Paint curing/drying
Food
Chemical and pharmaceutical
Heating/ventilation/air conditioning/
refrigeration
Leaky ductwork
Thermostats
Temperature balancing
Steam distribution systems
Compressor lines
Plant/facilities maintenance
Preventive and predictive maintenance
Energy audits
Vehicle and fleet maintenance
programs
Faulty electrical/circuit connections
Petrochemical/hazardous locations
Motors, pumps and bearings
Contact thermometers
For our complete range of contact
thermometers, see page 69.