ThermoPro TP-30 User manual

Digital Laser Infrared Thermometer

Instruction Manual

Model No.: TP-30

V20190916 EN

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Thank you for purchasing the ThermoPro

TP30 Infrared Thermometer. This easy-

to-use device lets you conveniently and

accurately measure surface

temperatures from a distance without

the need of any direct contact.

Features & Specifications

Laser guided targeting for better

aiming precision

Narrow distance-spot ratio for

accurate results at long distances

Safely measure hazardous or

inaccessible objects

Battery: 2*AAA batteries, 3.0V

Measurement Range: -58 F~1022

(-50°C~550°C)

° °F

Accuracy: ±1.5%

Resolution: 0.1 or 0.1°C°F

Wavelength: 5um-14um

Distance-Spot Ratio: 12: 1

Response Time: 500ms

Emissivity: 0.10-1.00 (Default 0.95)

Backlight: Auto-off after 15 seconds

Auto-off: Auto-off after 90 seconds of

inactivity

Low battery Indicator

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Function Diagram

1. SCAN: When pressing the measure-

ment trigger, SCAN will appear on the

display.

2. HOLD: When the measurement trigger

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is released, HOLD will appear on the

display.

3 Laser Pointer Indication: When

pressing the measurement trigger, a

laser beam will appear to help guide

you.

4 Low battery Indication: Will

appear on the display when the

battery voltage is lower than 2.6V

5 UPPER DISPLAY: Displays the latest

temperature measurement.

6 EMISS: Press and hold the MODE

button for 3 seconds, EMISS will

appear, and you can now adjust the

emissivity.

7 LOWER DISPLAY: Displays MAX/MIN/

AVG temperature; When adjusting the

8 MAX/MIN: Maximum and minimum

temperature for the latest

measurement.

9 AVG: Average temperature for the

latest measurement.

10. Press once to turn on/off

Laser Pointer; Press and hold for 3

seconds, to switch between °C and °F;

When adjusting the emissivity, press

the button to lower the emissivity.

11 MODE: Press mode button to cycle

through and display MAX/MIN/AVG

temperature; Press and hold for 3

seconds, to allow you to adjust the

emissivity.

emissivity, the current emissivity will

be displayed.

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12. P

backlight; When adjusting the

emissivity, press the button to

increase the emissivity.

ress to turn on/off the

Operation

Surface Temperature Measurement

NOTE: The ThermoPro TP30 cannot

measure the temperature of objects

behind glass. Inaccuracy may also

occur when exposed to steam, dust or

any other contaminants in the air.

1. Once the batteries are properly

installed, press the Measurement

Trigger to activate the device.

2. Point the TP30 towards the surface

you wish to measure.

3. Press and hold the Measurement

Trigger and the laser will activate for

aiming guidance. (Laser will only

appear if turned on. Laser is turned

on by default.)

4. Keep holding the Measurement

Trigger as you move the TP30 if you

wish to continually take a measure-

ment of the surface.

5. Once the laser is pointed to the

desired point of measurement, release

the Measurement Trigger and the

Upper Display will show the last

13. Laser Hole

14. IR Sensor

15. Measurement Trigger: Hold and

release to measure and hold the

temperature.

16. Battery Compartment

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Replacing Batteries

Low Battery Indication will appear on the

Upper Display when the thermometer’s

batteries are running low. Immediately

replace the batteries when the icon

appears.

HOLD for continuous

temperature reading

RELEASE to lock

the temperature result

1. Open the Battery Compartment and

remove the used batteries. Dispose

of the used batteries properly.

2. Insert two new AAA batteries with

the correct polarity.

3. Close the Battery Compartment.

Distance-Spot Ratio

The ThermoPro TP30 measures surface

temperature on the basis of distance to

spot diameter ratio (D: S). As the

distance between the thermometer and

the surface increases, the total surface

area measured will also increase. With

a distance to spot ratio of 12: 1 the

surface area measured has a diameter

of roughly 1/12 the distance.

6. Press the Measurement Trigger once

again to make another measurement.

measured temperature.

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Distance(D) to Spot (S) size D:S=12:1

D=9.45in(24cm)

D=14.17in(36cm)

0.79in

( 2cm)

1.18in

( 3cm)

To take accurate temperature measure-

ment of reflective surfaces with low

emissivity, place a strip of masking

tape over the surface and allow for it to

adjust to the temperature of the surface

for approximately 30 minutes. Measure

the surface, scanning the taped section,

eliminating the issue of inaccuracy.

Emissivity

The emissivity of a material is its

efficiency in emitting thermal energy.

Non-reflective surfaces have a higher

emissivity (closer to 1) than reflective

surfaces (closer to 0). Inaccurate

results may occur when measuring

reflective surfaces such as glass,

polished wood, and granite.

The emissivity of most organic

For the most accurate results, make

sure the target has a surface area of

twice the corresponding spot diameter.

Insufficient surface area will result in

inaccurate results. The recommended

distance to hold the thermometer from

the surface of measurement is 7.87inch

(20cm). This creates a spot

measurement area of 0.66inch(1.67cm)

in diameter.

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materials and painted objects is 0.95.

The default emissivity of this device is

0.95, no need to modify. If you would

like to improve the measurement

accuracy of different objects, you can

refer to the emissivity data table below.

Objects Emissivity Objects Emissivity

Copper

Sludge

Frozen food

Hot food

Glass

Ice

0.95

0.94

0.90

0.93

0.85

0.98

Skin

Snow

Steel

Fabric

Water

Wood

0.98

0.90

0.80

0.94

0.93

0.94

Aluminum

Asbestos

Asphalt

Basalt

Brass

Brick

Carbon

Ceramics

Concrete

0.30

0.95

0.70

0.50

0.90

0.85

0.95

Iron

Lead

Limestone

Oil

Paint

Paper

Plastic

Rubber

Sand

0.70

0.50

0.98

0.94

0.93

0.95

0.90

Objects Emissivity Objects Emissivity

The device certification information is

labeled directly on the device. The

sticker is located on the left side of the

thermometer

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The device warning and aperture safety

information are also labeled directly on

the device; this sticker is located on the

right side of the thermometer.

Safe Use & Care

DO NOT point the laser beam at

another person or animal.

DO NOT attempt to point laser beam

at an aircraft.

Avoid direct/indirect eye contact with

the laser-beam. Laser radiation may

cause eye damage.

DO NOT view the beam with optical

instruments.

If using near bystanders, make them

aware of the dangers of looking

directly into the laser beam.

Package Contents

1x ThermoPro TP30 Infrared Thermometer

2x AAA batteries

1x User Manual

Make sure to insert the batteries in

accordance with the correct polarities.

DO NOT allow children to operate the

device.

Use two 1.5V AAA batteries when

replacing the batteries within the

device.

ALWAYS remove the batteries when

cleaning the device.

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DO NOT use leaking batteries or

dispose of old batteries in fire.

Remove the batteries if storing the

device for a prolonged period of time.

DO NOT disassemble the device or

tamper with internal components.

Doing so will void any warranty.

DO NOT touch the lens or wipe it

using anything other than a soft cloth

or cotton swab.

Keep the thermometer away from

electromagnetic fields produced by

objects such as arc welders and

induction heaters.

DO NOT expose the thermometer to

direct sources of heat for extended

periods of time.

The thermometer measures surface

temperature, not internal temperature.

Do not use it as a reliable source to

measure body temperatures.

Meaning of the “Dustbin”

Symbol

Protect our environment:

do not dispose of

Disposal

Please return any

electrical equipment

that you will no longer

use to the collection

points provided for their

disposal.

electrical equipment in

the domestic waste.

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