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1. Safety precautions 

This instruction manual contains warnings and safety rules which must be 
observed by the user to ensure safe operation of the instrument and retain it   
in safe condition. 
Therefore, read through these operating instructions before using the   
instrument. 

 

1-1.      DANGER 

The connector for thermocouple is not insulated. Do not make measurement 
using a thermocouple when there is a risk of electrical shock hazard. 
 

1-2.     WARNING 

KEW5515 is one of the portable laser applied instruments which are regulated   
by the consumer product safety law. 

  Do not look directly into the laser. 

  Do not point the laser directly at persons or animals. 

  When measuring a reflective object such as mirrors, take extra caution so 

as not to look diffuse reflections. 

  Keep out of reach of child or person who doesn

t have the Product 

handling knowledge.   

  Use the Product only as specified. Do not disassemble or modify the 

Product. 

 

1-3.      CAUTION 

Please follow the precautions below for use to keep the instrument’s functions   
proper and to enable accurate measurement.   

  Do not contact this product with a measuring object.   

This is a contactless thermometer. Contact with a hot section may cause 
un-repairable damages or inaccurate readings.   

  Do not damage the measuring window (plastic lens). 

Do not let a foreign object penetrate the measuring window, or drop a hard 
object on the measuring window.   

  This instrument applies precise optical system. Do not give an excessive 

shock to the instrument.   

  Do not bring the instrument closer to an electrostatic object.   

  Emissivity of this instrument can be selected. When the emissivity setting is 

different from that of a measuring object, an inaccurate reading will occur.   

  The sudden changes of the ambient temperature will cause inaccurate 

1. Safety precautions

Summary of Contents for KEW 5515

Page 1: ...Instruction manual KEW 5515 Hand held Infrared Thermometer ...

Page 2: ... 5 Maintenance 2 1 6 Relation of distance and measuring diameter 2 2 Features 3 3 Specifications 4 4 Name of each part 5 4 1 Body 5 4 2 Display part Buttons 6 5 Getting started 7 5 1 Measurement mode and parameter setting mode 7 5 2 Other functions 8 6 Battery replacement 9 7 Setting emissivity reference 10 ...

Page 3: ...erson who doesn t have the Product handling knowledge Use the Product only as specified Do not disassemble or modify the Product 1 3 CAUTION Please follow the precautions below for use to keep the instrument s functions proper and to enable accurate measurement Do not contact this product with a measuring object This is a contactless thermometer Contact with a hot section may cause un repairable d...

Page 4: ... nor make measurements or store where it may get wet Keep the instrument away from an object which radiates a strong electromagnetic wave 1 5 Maintenance Enclosure Clean it with a soft cloth To remove heavy stains wipe it with a cloth wrung out with diluted neural detergent Cautions Do not use chemical agents such as thinner benzin or alcohol since these may cause a crack or fog on the surface of ...

Page 5: ...attery life the power is shut off automatically if no key is pressed for 6 seconds 3 Specifications Measuring range 32 to 535ºC Accuracy 3 0ºC 32 to 20 ºC 2 0ºC 20 to 100ºC 2 100 to 535ºC Infrared spectral band 5 to 14μm Repeatability Within 1ºC Resolution 0 1ºC Response 500ms Emissivity Variable between 0 10 and 1 00 by 0 01 steps Before shipment 0 95 Measuring diameter 1000mm ø78mm Distance Meas...

Page 6: ...l display Simultaneous display Measured value and either of max min average or thermocouple value Thermocouple K type Measuring range of thermocouple 199 to 1372ºC Accuracy of thermocouple 1 5 1ºC 40 to 1372ºC Dimension 180 130 40mm Weight Approx 195g excluding battery Accessories Carrying case One 9 V Dry cell battery 006P Instruction manual Approved standards EN61326 IEC61000 4 2 IEC61000 4 3 IE...

Page 7: ...ple Trigger Battery compartment LASER RADIATION DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT 5 4 Name of each part 4 1 Body Display part Laser aperture Measuring window Connector for thermocouple Trigger Battery compartment LASER RADIATION DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT 4 Name of each part ...

Page 8: ...rm Lower limit alarm LAL Lights up while setting a lower limit for alarm Cursor button Down Alters number Buzzer button Turns on off the buzzer sound SCAN Blinks during measurement HOLD Lights up while the display retains its last measurement P 8 Unit Indicates measurement unit ºC P 9 Main display Shows measured values MAX MIN AVE Lights up when using each function P 7 Sub display Shows the select...

Page 9: ...nt on the sub display SCAN Shows measured values AVG Averages the values taken in one measurement and shows it on the sub display TC Shows measured values with using K type thermocouple MAX TC EMS Shows emissivity P 10 Use the cursor buttons to alter emissivity HAL Shows the upper limit for alarm P 8 Use the cursor buttons to alter the limit value Red backlight blinks when a measured value exceeds...

Page 10: ... displayed on the sub display Alarm function Red backlight blinks when a measured value exceeds or falls behind the values which are set on HAL and LAL functions On both functions it is possible to enable or disable the buzzer sound HOLD function The measured value is held and being displayed for 6 seconds after releasing the trigger Low battery warning Battery mark appears when the battery voltag...

Page 11: ...d on the display if attempted it may also be battery exhaustion Replace the battery with new one Open the battery cover as below figure shows and insert a new battery with correct polarity and then close the cover Enable disable laser Enable by default Caution Always set the measurement unit to ºC Dry cell battery 9 V 006P 6 Battery replacement ...

Page 12: ...to 0 95 Dough 0 98 Stone Asbestos 0 92 Meat 0 98 Plastics 0 90 to 0 95 Copper oxide 0 50 to 0 60 Rubber black 0 95 Ferric oxide 0 70 to 0 80 Wood 0 98 Painted surface 0 80 Paper 0 92 Tile 0 80 Estimated emissivity using the black body tape If a measuring object accepts sticking of adhesive tape stick a piece of the black body tape emissivity 0 94 to the object and measure the temperature after set...

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Page 14: ...4 21 92 1954D DISTRIBUTOR Kyoritsu reserves the rights to change specifications or designs described in this manual without notice and without obligations ...

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