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Klein Tools IR1 vs Fluke 62 MAX Plus

Our pick

Fluke 62 MAX Plus

Infrared Cooking Thermometers

Why this one

  • Its 1,202°F ceiling covers higher surface temperatures, and you can adjust emissivity from 0.10 to 1.00 for the surface you are checking.12

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Klein Tools IR1Fluke 62 MAX Plus

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What Klein Tools IR1 offers

Choose the Klein Tools IR1 if you prefer a fixed emissivity setting and a 752°F measurement ceiling covers your cooking surfaces.34

2 models / at a glance

Key differences

Every specification ↗
Distance-to-spot ratio104Higher preferred ↑
Max temperature · °F752 °F4Higher preferred ↑
Distance-to-spot ratio121Higher preferred ↑
Max temperature · °F1,202 °F1Higher preferred ↑

What differs

SpecificationKlein Tools IR1Fluke 62 MAX Plus
Distance-to-spot ratio104121
Max temperature752 °F41,202 °F1
Adjustable emissivityNo3Yes1

More details

SpecificationKlein Tools IR1Fluke 62 MAX Plus
Stated accuracyNot publishedNot published
Min temperature-4 °F3-22 °F1

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Sources

  1. www.instrumart.com
  2. www.fluke.com
  3. www.kleintools.com
  4. www.kleintools.co.uk