Infrared & Blackbody Calibrators
- Temperature range: +50°C to +500°C
- Reaches the maximum in just forty minutes
- Easy-to-read LED display
- Thermal camera calibrator with high accuracy and stability
- Can calibrate thermal cameras in high accuracy
- Supports different temperature settings
- Plug-and-play temperature source
- For use with FLIR’s A500 and A700 Thermal Imaging Cameras
- Set point: 35°C (95°F)
- Three versions: Basic, Onsite and Advanced
- Extreme high-temperature thermocouple calibration furnace (150°C to 1200°C)
- Use with an OPTIONAL blackbody target to calibrate IR thermometers
- Can be used to calibrate above ambient, non-contact, IR pyrometers
- Fast heating and cooling times
- Ergonomic, portable design
- Optimised for calibrating IR thermometers and imagers
- Traceable, radiometric calibration
- Large target area eliminates the size-of-source effect
- Designed to calibrate non-contact, IR pyrometers at cold temperatures
- Includes a dry gas fitting on the front bezel to prevent the build-up of ice on the blackbody target
- Heats and cools to the desired temperature quickly
- Ideal for calibrating IR thermometers and thermal imagers
- Supplied with a traceable, radiometric calibration
- Large target area eliminates size-of-source effect
- Unparalleled performance
- Outstanding operating comfort
- Dry block, Dark-radiation & Surface temperature functions
- Unparalleled performance
- Outstanding operating comfort
- Dry block, Dark-radiation & Surface temperature functions
- Temperature range: -10°C to +400°C (14°F to +752°F)
- The temperature of the block increases by 100°C a minute (max 400°C)
- The temperature block stabilises in three minutes
About Infrared & Blackbody Calibrators
Blackbody calibrators are often used at the reference level of radiation thermometry because of their higher emissivity value. Other types of infrared temperature calibrators, known as flat-plate IR temperature calibrators, have a painted target surface that is heated or cooled to the required calibration temperatures.
A blackbody calibration source is a tool for checking the calibration of an infrared temperature sensor. It consists of a heated (or cooled) target object whose temperature is precisely known and is the basis for the accurate calibration of infrared pyrometers.
The thermal radiation source is a calibrated temperature source that provides radiation. The strength of the radiation is dependent on the source's temperature; this radiation is what the infrared thermometer uses to determine temperature.
