Klein Tools IR5 Dual Laser 12:1 Infrared Thermometer, Digital Thermometer Gun...

Love this, very reliable and accurate. Great quality

Great quality tool and it works great.

Works good. I’m a HVAC technician and a tool nut I have a Milwaukee a UEI and the Klein. And many times Ive used them side by side to assure no drastic differences in temperatures and the Klein holds up well. No need to spend over a hundred bucks on one to get perfectly accurate readings, the Klein does just fine.. I recommend this or any Klein tools to anyone looking for good and reliable products in the field

I like this dual laser digital thermometer. It fits my usage intent better than the single laser digital thermometers. I.E. I want to know the average temp of the entire cooking surface before I dump my ingredients upon it. I want to know the average temp of the entire cat heating pads for all of my many outside cats, without having to bend over to check them all by hand. This unit gives me a better idea of the temp of an entire thing than just one small point on it. Works great and pretty accurate.

Believe it or not I bought this for the kitchen. I got tired of not knowing if my pan or grease was hot enough or too hot. I've ruined a lot of food or it just didn't turn out right because I didn't get the temperature right. Now it's not a problem, I know when it's time to cook my temperatures are spot on. Easy to use and verifies temps in seconds, very accurate. I recommend this product from Klein.

Works as it should .Klein makes great products use to check bearing temps

As you have probably seen, there is a slew of very inexpensive Infrared Thermometers available. To me, that means thermometers in the approximately $20 price range. If you don't need extreme accuracy or resolution, there is nothing wrong with those. I use mine to verify the temperature of my Painted Agama lizards, so I need good resolution and accuracy. The Klein IR5 is pretty equivalent to the Fluke 62 which is $95. Some reviewers actually like the Klein better than the Fluke. I cannot say since I don't own both. I like that the Klein IR5 is made in the US (Lincolnshire, IL). It has a solid, heavy feel in the hand which I like. It comes with a pistol-shaped protective pouch that holds it quite well. I like that it uses dual laser aiming so that you can see the exact circle of area being measured. If you like quality and are willing to spend about twice as much as the low-quality thermometers, then you will not be disappointed in the Klein IR5.

Why this works: • The pan is cast aluminum, not polished • It usually has a slightly dull / oxidized surface • It’s often lightly dirty from road dust, which raises emissivity slightly • 0.25–0.30 consistently gives realistic readings for Subaru CVT pans

El pirometro funciona bastante bien, pero ojalá la funda o su bolsa para guardar fuera de otro material.

Good

Good for checking woodstove and chimney temps.

great product

Reliable