Smart Sensor Infrared Thermometer AR320

This is the smart sensor branded infrared thermometer AR320 or temperature gun for industrial and materials temperature measuring. The most basic design consists of a lens to focus the infrared (IR) energy onto a detector, which converts the energy to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature variation.

Smart Sensor Infrared Thermometer AR320

• Laser Sighting
• Measurement Range: -32°C∼380°C (-26°F∼716°F)
• Accuracy: ±2%
• Resolution: 0.1°C/0.1°F
• Distance Spot Ratio: 12:1
• Emissivity: 0.95 (Pre-Set)
• Laser On/Off
• °C/°F Switchable
• Best Working temperature: 0~40°C.
• Storage temperature: -20~60°C.
• Power supply: AAA 2 batteries.
• Data hold function.
• Display illumination.
• Automatic shutdown after 7 seconds if there is no operation.
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Applications of Smart Sensor Infrared Thermometer AR320

The Smart Sensor AR320 Infrared Thermometer is a versatile non-contact device that quickly measures surface temperature. Because of its wide measuring range and portability, it has become useful across industries, laboratories, and daily maintenance work.

Industrial and Mechanical Maintenance

First of all, industries rely on the AR320 to check motor bearings, pumps, and heavy machinery. Since it detects overheating without physical contact, technicians can prevent accidents before they occur. Moreover, it helps in monitoring furnaces, ovens, and pipelines where direct measurement is unsafe.

HVAC and Refrigeration

In the field of HVAC, the AR320 plays a key role in identifying cooling or heating issues. For example, it measures condenser and evaporator surface temperatures to confirm whether a system runs efficiently. Additionally, maintenance teams use it to locate insulation leaks in ducts and pipes, which saves both energy and cost.

Automotive Diagnostics

Car mechanics also benefit from this device. They often measure engine blocks, radiators, exhaust pipes, and brake systems to detect abnormal heating. As a result, they can diagnose problems faster and avoid potential breakdowns.

Electrical and Safety Inspections

Furthermore, electricians use the AR320 to inspect switchgear, fuses, and bus bars. By spotting hotspots early, they reduce the risk of electrical fires. Unlike traditional methods, the non-contact feature keeps workers safe while still providing accurate results.

Building and Construction

When it comes to construction, the AR320 supports energy audits. It helps identify heat loss around windows, roofs, and walls. Consequently, engineers can recommend better insulation solutions. In damp areas, surface temperature differences often reveal hidden moisture, which allows quick preventive action.

Food Industry and Laboratories

In food processing, the thermometer checks the temperature of storage units, cooking surfaces, and packaging equipment. Although it does not measure internal food temperature, it ensures equipment remains within safe operating conditions. Similarly, in laboratories and research centers, scientists use it to monitor experiments, materials, and environmental changes.