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ManualsBrandsFLUKE CALIBRATION ManualsTest Equipment4181-256 Calibrator Temperature Calibrated to Manufacturer's standards (with certificate)

4180 Series Precision

Infrared Calibrators

• Fast, portable and easy

to use

• Correct target size for most

thermometers

• Calibration solutions from

–15°C to 500°C

(5°F to 932°F)

• Radiometrically calibrated

for traceable and consistent

results

Summary of content (4 pages)

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4180 Series Precision Infrared Calibrators • Fast, portable and easy to use • Correct target size for most thermometers • Calibration solutions from –15 °C to 500 °C (5 °F to 932 °F) • Radiometrically calibrated for traceable and consistent results
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Should your thermometer be calibrated by one of these? Business decisions costing thousands of dollars are based on the results of your measurements, so they had better be right! It can be very expensive to shut down a line for repairs and maintenance, but it might be catastrophic if the shutdown is unplanned. To stand by your measurements with confidence, you should definitely have your thermometers calibrated. Calibrate it right the first time with a traceable, uniform, correctly-sized target.
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How to get consistent results: Even those infrared thermometers that cannot be adjusted can benefit from a calibration that demonstrates the consistency and validity of your results. A trusted calibration means less worry, fewer questions and more time being productive. To get more reliable, traceable, and consistent results, buy a precision infrared calibrator from Fluke Calibration.
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Specifications Feature Temperature range (@ 23 °C ambient, 0.95 emissivity) Display accuracy1 Stability Uniformity2 (5.0 in dia of center of target) Uniformity2 (2.0 in dia of center of target) Heating time Cooling time Stabilization time Nominal emissivity3 Thermometer emissivity compensation Target diameter Computer interface Power Fuse(s) Size (HxWxD) Weight Safety 4180 4181 –15 °C to 120 °C 35 °C to 500 °C ± 0.40 °C at –15 °C ± 0.40 °C at 0 °C ± 0.50 °C at 50 °C ± 0.50 °C at 100 °C ± 0.