whats the degrees range on the item ?
902219
I misplaced the item, it was so long ago. But I can tell you it was too hot to use for shrink wrap. And the tool didn't allow for lower heat levels to compensate for all the little holes it was creating. Seemed powerful for high heat requirement project though.
851641
It is has about a 120 degree angle. It is about a half inch straight than a slight angle after that. Hope this helps.
1808044
i believe it is 180 degrees. Thats what it is on the one i bought. hope this helps
610103
Quite the range of values. Is there anyone with an actual measurement rather than from printed specs?
1346657
It doesn't come close to being flat.Range is about 105 degrees to 125 degrees (Not measured, just eyeballing it)
175457
Hi Stony - I am with BAFX Products Support. How far away you can use the thermometer from the object you are temping is really completely dependent on what object you are temping, how big the object is, ambient temp compared to the object being measured and how accurate you are trying to be. Obviously the closer you can be to the object the more accurate it will be in most cases. What I can say for certain is that unless you are measuring a very large object with a high temperature it likely is not going to give very good readings at 20', not many IR thermometers will. To better assist you in your decision making process it may be helpful to know that the D:S ratio on this thermometer is 12:1. This means that at a distance of 12 inches from the object you are temping the thermometer will be taking a reading from the area of about a 1 inch circle. At 36" you will be reading the area of a 24" circle etc etc etc. The further you move away from the object the less accurate it will become. At the 20' you mentioned you would be temping an area of about 20" or almost 2 feet big, plus in this case you will likely then run into the issue of IR heat from other objects you do not intend to measure interfering with the reading as well. I hope this information helps some. If we can be of further assistance please contact us directly through the Amazon messaging system for a faster response as we are not always able to see responses that are posted in this Q&A area in a timely manner. Sincerely, BAFX Products Support
481599
I don't know about certified, but it does show a measure to the 0.1 degree F. Not 0.01 degree F.
1491260
60 degree and 120 degree in the same unit..it can be changed back and forth from the menu
354958
Its quite a wide angle..not sure what degree. But if u want to use this at night. Get one with more inferred
907412
It is 360 degrees. I love the silverware! It completely exceeded my expectations!
769700
According to the marks on the latitude adjustment rod it will go from 25 to 85 degrees in increments of 5. I also checked it against a stand alone angle finder and it seemed pretty close. One note of caution, the area where you would place a separate angle finder ( on top of the battery compartment ) is slightly rounded so you may have to factor that in. Bill
2130581
The device is pretty straight forward. It essentially works like an egg timer so the degree per time would be fixed. The side has markings in 15 minute increments with a set degree for that time ie. 15min/90 degrees, 30min/180 degrees, 45min/270 degrees and 60min/360 degrees. You could go in between those markings but you would be guessing at that. Hope this helps.
7306
The one I bought is slightly tapered on both ends and sides. Without measuring the taper I would say that it is 5 to 10 degrees.
71609
60 degrees to a "max" setting which is above 85 degrees. So maybe it's 90 or just steady 85. I'm not sure but I can tell you it works better than I expected it to. Works well!
1106909
About 400F. I say "about" because there seems to be a few marks above where the numbers are but that is essentially the range.
360992
There is no degree setting on the machine, I control angle by hanging on the the handles which can be used all the way down to just short of vertical
1110726
According to the owner's manual it is 3.2 degrees. This and other information can be found on the www.rockwelltools.com website.I highly recommend it