RayTemp Blue

SKU:THS-228-920

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With an optic ratio of 5:1 and food grade accuracy, RayTemp Blue is perfect for close range, non-contact foodservice temperature measurements. Built with Bluetooth® wireless technology. Perform line checks faster and more accurately with readings saved directly to your smart device. Can be integrated to existing apps with available SDK - call for details.

  • Infrared temperatures with Bluetooth® wireless technology
  • Adjustable emissivity
  • NEW! Checklist functionality in the ThermoWorks App & Cloud (requires paid tier)
  • Range to 662°F
  • 5:1 distance to spot ratio
  • Includes NIST-Traceable calibration certificate
  • Can be integrated into existing apps
  • Includes zipper wallet for storage
  • Made in the UK

Eliminate pencil whipping and paper logs with digital checklists

Ditch the clipboard. Log temperatures, track corrective actions, and manage your daily checklist progress across every location, all within the ThermoWorks App and Cloud. Every entry is time-stamped and stored automatically in the cloud for easy reference.

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If you already have an enterprise software solution, our products can be easily integrated via API. In most cases, this is probably already completed. Check the list to see if your software provider has already integrated ThermoWorks products.

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For surface and equipment checks, yes. For internal food temperature checks, you will need a probe style thermometer like Thermapen ONE Blue.

Emissivity is adjustable from 0.10 to 1.00 with a 0.95 default. Adjustments can be made through the ThermoWorks app.

The measurement area grows with distance. At 5 inches the spot is 1 inch across; at 10 inches it is 2 inches; at 20 inches it is 4 inches. Everything inside that circle is averaged into one reading.

No. With a spot ratio of 5:1 the measurement area is 1 inch across at 5 inches, so you aim by positioning the lens rather than by placing a dot on the target

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