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From general purpose entry level thermometers to dual function or high temperature models, HVACR-Tools.com has the infrared thermometer you're looking for! Check out some of our more popular models below or browse our online store here for the complete selection.

The Cooper-Atkins mini infrared thermometer model 470 is a tiny (about 3" long) non-contact unit that is so compact that it can easily fit in your pocket, be placed on a keychain, or used with the lanyard it is supplied with as a valuable spot check tool.

Don't let it's size fool you, this isn't a child's toy. Customer feedback and in-house testing has proven that this little work horse is in fact extremely accurate. The 470 has a distance to spot ratio of 1 to 1, memory for min/max temperature values, and has automatic hold and lock functions for long-term temperature monitoring.

HVACR-Tools.com stocks tons of gun type infrared thermometers and not many are more popular than the Sentry ST630. The 630 has laser-sighting that the user can toggle on or off and a high-end temperature range of 605 Degrees F. The distance to spot ratio is 8 to 1 and the unit has a sleek design with a backlit LCD display all for under $60.00.

The Raytek MT6, also known as the MiniTemp 6, is the big brother of the original MT2 and MT4 infrared thermometers. The MT2 has been retired, but the old standby MT4 is still a popular choice among users. The MT6 features improved optics at 10:1 and an extended temperature range (932 Deg F) and has become the workhorse of the MiniTemp family of infrared thermometers.

Looking for an infrared thermometer? Fluke Corporation has you covered with the versatile 60 series. The Fluke 61 and 65 are stick type infrared thermometers that feature single-button operation on the face of the respective tools.

Fluke's pistol grip line of infrared thermometers include the entry level model 62, the Fluke 63, Fluke 66, and the top of the line Fluke 68.

The Fluke 63 is 12 to 1 distance to spot with a high temperature range of 999 degrees F and a backlit display. The Fluke 66 adds an adjustable emissivity feature along with 12-point datalogging capability. Selectable MAX, MIN, DIF and AVG functions display values instantly with Hi/Lo Alarm. The Fluke 68 includes all of the great features of the model 66, but is 50 to 1 distance to spot ratio with a high temperature range of 1400 degrees F.

HVACR-Tools.com features tons of other great infrared thermometers made by Extech, E Instruments, General Tools, Fieldpiece Instruments, and TIF. Click here to view the entire product offering!

What is distance to spot ratio?

The distance to spot ratio is the ratio of distance from the target to the size (diameter) of the target to be measured. In other words, an 8:1 distance to spot means from a distance of 8 inches you will be measuring the average temperature of a spot that is 1" in diameter. 30:1 distance to spot would allow you to measure the average temperature of the same 1" diameter spot from a distance of 30 inches away.