Temperature Monitoring

Single Color economical systems. Perfect for brazing, soldering or low temperature monitoring. Systems can be set up to monitor only, or to provide closed-loop temperature control. Requires manual emissivity adjustment, so it’s only accurate at the temperature the emissivity has been adjusted for.
Not ideal for low emissivity parts or parts that oxidize while heating.
Good for basic process control and monitoring.

Advanced Temperature options include Two-Color, and Dual Wave Systems for advanced and precise temperature measurement, as well as single color system capable of reading through a quartz tube. Systems can be set up to monitor only, or to provide closed-loop temperature control.
The Dual Color options are general use for all power supplies. They are reasonably accurate for most situations to about 10F and automatically compensate for emissivity.
The Dual Wave options are the most accurate, reading to about 3F. They are good for applications where parts change significantly, have low emissivity, or parts with lots of scaling. These also allow peak detection for moving parts. Dual Wave systems only require 20% field of view of heated section to get accurate readings, peaking on the hottest spot within the field of view.
The Dual Color and Dual wave Systems also have a fiber optic options to allow siting the IR sensor much closer to the coil. The non-fiber optic sensor heads need to be placed further away from the coil..