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								OS1327D-Series
-35 °C to 500 °C Infrared Thermocouple Thermometer
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	- Measurement Range -35 to 500°C (-31 to 932°F)
 - USB Interface with free software/cable
 - °C/°F Selectable
 - Dual Thermometer and Dual Display
 
OS1327D-Series
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			Product Overview
	- Accuracy ± 2 °C (± 3.6 °F)
 - Accuracy Detail ± 2% reading or ± 2ºC
 - Alarm High and Low
 - Ancillary Temperature Probe 150 to 1350 °C, Accuracy: ± 0.2%,Resolution: 0.1ºC
 - Applications Air and HVAC, Automotive, Building and Maintenance, Industrial and Manufacturing, Laboratories and Scientific
 - Battery life Up to 100 hr
 - Battery Size and Type Alkaline 9V
 - Display Monitoring Function Max, Min
 - Display Type LCD
 - Emissivity, Max 1
 - Emissivity, Min 0.17
 - Field of view 60:1
 - Field of View Note 12:1 optics ratio with a 1" min target
 - Form factor Pistol Grip
 - Height 172 mm
 - Laser Single Laser
 - Laser Power <1 mW
 - Length 46 mm
 - Memory 21000 set Auto Data, 99 set Manual Data
 - Operating Temperature, Max 50 °C
 - Operating Temperature, Min 0 °C
 - Process Temperature, Min -35 °C
 - Resolution 1.1°C
 - Response Time 2 sec
 - Spectral Response, Max 14 µm
 - Storage Temperature, Max 60 °C
 - Storage Temperature, Min -10 °C
 - Weight 220 g
 - Width 118 mm
 
The high-performance, handheld OS1327D infrared thermometer is a non-contact temperature measurement instrument. The OS1327D features adjustable emissivity, laser sighting, backlit LCD, 12:1 field of view, max/min/avg/diff temperature monitoring, high/low audible alarms, temperature and data storage.
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How is the data transferred/saved to the USB - in batch mode or one at a time? How many users can be registered on the device - like for a family, can I keep different records for my children?
            Please email your request to temp@omega.com so the Temperature Group can review
            
            
    Date published: 2020-04-29