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Question: Hello, can this measure the temperature of heat coming in through window or door glass?
Document: I've tested it on boiling water numerous times and it comes up exactly at 212F. That's impressive!> Determine the insulating capability of window or door glass. During the winter I found that the glass on an older exterior door was reading the same as the outdoor temperature (significant loss of interior heat via conduction), however newer dual-pane glass was 30 degrees warmer than outside.The bottom line is that this is more than enough IR thermometer for the vast majority of needs.
a must have if you bake bread and want to make sure the oven is hot enough. Also great to check temperature of heat/air conditioner and air temperature around door/window fames.
I used to it check my heating ducts from my heat pump and later to check the air conditioner temperature from the air cond system. I also used it to look for door and window air leaks. As a science experiment I was surprised to find the different heat emissivity readings from various outside things such as concrete, swimming pool, lake water and the different heat levels from trees and bushes.
This little gadget is FUN FUN and AWESOME!! We now know the temperature of every pan of oil, the refridgerator/freezer temps, the oven temp, the temperature of the air coming out of the air ducts, even the temperature of our DOG! LOL We ordered it mainly for kitchen use, as EVERY time I make a candy on the stove, I end up breaking the glass on the candy thermometer. This is the hi tech answer to my dreams!!
Using a glass thermometer was difficult, (the only thermometer not affected by the indcution stove). Mainly because it is difficult to read and a bit slow to respond to temperature changes. Now I can easily take temps of the oil, or a candy syrup, even check to see if a pan is too hot, (they heat up too fast on the induction stove). It is VERY fast in giving a read-out.
I can then turn around and point it inside the freezer and get a very accurate reading without having to wait for it to readjust. I've used it to measure the temperature of the air coming out of our home vents and to check the temperature of the radiator in our car. You will find many more uses for this device than I can imagine I'm sure. Great buy.
This thermometer is well built and is very easy to use. Just point and click, the reading is instant. I've used it to troubleshoot my HVAC system, measuring the temperature of the air coming out from the registers. I also used it measure draft from doors and windows. Want to know how hot your BBQ grill is, just point and click. How hot is the oil in the pot, just point and click, and no clean up required. Should have bought this ages ago.
This gadget is incredible. I can measure the temp differential of my a/c system to see how well it works, check out the efficiency of low-e glass and tons of other non-essential readings! It is a toy for me, but for a professional it would be a real time saver,
I've also used it to measure cooking temperatures - how hot is the oil in a pan over medium heat - which is interesting, but probably not something I would use it for frequently. I do intend to check my oven temperature, as I usually need to set the temperature higher than a recipe suggests to get it to come out properly, so this might give a good sanity check.
It will come in handy in the winter time, so I can measure the temperatures around doors and windows, and look for where drafts are coming in. There is absolutely no lag time in the readings. Also, you have a choice of displaying either fahrenheit or celsius. This item is incredible for what it does. The quality is excellent, as was the price.
Answer: yes