Can the 87-V measure temperature?
75411
Yes. It has a temperature mode and includes a bead probe. It may be worthwhile to pick up the thermocouple adapter as well.
75412
Yes, and the meter includes a K-type bead thermometer probe.You can use a variety of other K-type probes with a K-type adapter (bought separately), also available as a separate accessory from Fluke and even some other companies.
2040748
Yes, this would be able to check the temp of a BBQ or smoker. I have had one for a few months now and it has worked great so far. No problems or issues.
1722299
No not this model. You could mount a thermometer in sight and get the temp that way..
775154
Here are the manuals:87: http://physics.ucsd.edu/neurophysics/Manuals/Fluke/87______umeng080087V (80 V series): http://www.fluke87v.com/crm_uploads/fe_80v_users_manual_1.pdfDepending on your use, there are quite a few notable differences. For me, the 87V's ability to measure temperature is of utmost importance. But some enjoy the Hi-Res mode of the 87V even more.
1636043
Certainly. It will read the surrounding temperature -- in air, in water, in bread or wherever else. Just embed the temperature sensor (it's not really a "probe") deep inside the bread. The one I have is quite accurate. It reads 212 degrees F in boiling distilled water at about a sea level elevation.
2178226
Yes! It will detect any change in the temperature of a surface either hot or cold. I really do love this produce, it works great!
2242874
The device and everything in it will work with any voltage up to 250 volts. Only 1 temp can be shown, set up to use about 5 different types of thermocouples or RTDs
1608425
Yes. I'm a hitting and conditioning mechanic.I use it for low-voltage all the time. This is a good all-around meter.The only thing is getting accurate temperature Reading. It usually is it arranged between 3 or 4 degrees.
1185420
The voltage cannot be adjusted, but temperature can be adjusted to your preference.
576322
This device works wonderfully, but it measures the EXTERNAL temperatures of whatever it is pointed at. I use it to check the wheel bearings on my trailers, etc.
720303
Thank you for your question. The USB-1208LS is not directly compatible with thermocouple sensors. The USB-1208LS lacks some needed signal conditioning. However, we do offer a low cost alternative that is compatible with thermocouples. Our USB-TC can monitor up to 8 thermocouple inputs http://www.mccdaq.com/usb-data-acquisition/USB-TC.aspx Another possible alternative would be to use a semiconductor temperature device called the LM35. The LM35 outputs a 10mV/C data point and can be adapted for use with a voltage based DAQ device like the USB-1208LS.
1026026
It will do that on the milliVolt scale especially. Set the Range to Volts and the reading will be close to zero.
1762959
Digital display will give you a precise temperature readout (if it is calibrated with a temperature probe). I am very happy with my FX888D. Be sure to read the instructions a couple of times; it is a little confusing on how to setup the presets, and if you do not do it right you will end up changing the temperature calibration.
80426
no to all three questions. Mine would not record sub zero temperatures, even the replacement
80344
I think that this would work very well. I have used this to measure temps on computer processors and heat buildup on electrical components. should do what you want.
1045791
Yes, it would work for that application, but it would not be precise. However, it would likely be repeatable. Thermocouples have a poor signal to noise ratio below 150F. A better option would be an RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) sensor. They are designed to operate in the temperature range of a swimming pool. If you want to use a t/c (thermocouple) for a particular reason, choose a "type J" or a "type E" rather than the "type K" that comes with this device. A type-J has twice the sensitivity of a type-K.
633683
Yes. Dial your answering machine and when it answers hang up. Call back and you will get the monitor which will tell you the temperature, whether the power is on, and if the 9v is still good.