In the aspect of long-distance temperature monitoring and control, infrared temperature sensors meet various requirements with their excellent performance. In the product processing industry, especially in situations where long-distance temperature monitoring is required, it is generally the place where temperature sensors can fully demonstrate their capabilities.
Any object will emit electromagnetic radiation, which can be measured by infrared temperature sensors. When the temperature of an object changes, the wavelength of the emitted electromagnetic waves also changes accordingly. The infrared sensor can convert this change in wavelength into a change in temperature, thereby achieving the purpose of monitoring and measuring temperature.
Since infrared temperature sensors have achieved functions such as contactless temperature measurement and long-distance high-temperature measurement, most operators have been liberated from harsh environments. Operators who originally had to wear heat-resistant work clothes to work no longer need to put on those inconvenient work uniforms, and they can work in a safer and more comfortable environment. These characteristics of infrared temperature sensors have aroused great interest among a wide range of users.