High Temperature Infrared Thermometer, AIOMEST Digital IR Pyrometer 30:1 Measure Temp -58~2732℉, Dual Laser Industrial Termómetro Handheld AI-1500 for HVAC Kilning Casting Pottery Forge

Making points with my fabulous son in law. He love the ease of use and storing ability. Always accurate too.

This device worked as expected. I needed to get temperature in my attic so that I could get the rebate for installing insulation form my energy provider. I was dreading the process of going up there to get temps, so this device allowed me to open the attic and point to certain areas and get the readings. Very handy. Will use on my car later after maintenance to verify the correct temps after changing cooling system.

I use this for forging before I heat treat works great getting an accurate temperature

I bought this Annmeter for use in my forge and foundry operations. The laser dots are visible even inside my forge making it possible to get accurate temps on the steel when it is heating. There are quite a few features and the are easily adjusted. I have also used it to take peoples temps. I have found it to be quite accurate. Would recommend and purchase again.

Started bad readings then jumping from screen to screen. Haven't opened it that long. Never abused. Kept in doors when not in use...

I ordered this for my pottery studio. It has proven useful when raku firing and has been helpful for logging temperatures when firing a cone 10 gas kiln. I've also used it to track water temperatures in the river just for fun. Overall a useful tool.

I don’t think the accuracy is what I thought it would be. I’ve compared a inferred laser that is lower in range and a instant read probe, this product is off by + 4°F at lower temperatures and I think it might have a even greater discrepancy at higher temps.

Pyrometer AN-1500-A Digital Infrared Thermometer High Temp -58℉- 2732℉ (-50℃ to 1500℃Never was there a product that worked right out of the box you put the battery in and pressed the trigger-DONE. Unbelievable no programming needed to use.The only thing I did was change celsius to fahrenheit .