Ratio (Two Colour)
Ratio (Two Colour Dual) Pyrometer
Temperature range: 250-3000°C
Spectral range: 0.8 – 1.75 μm Response Time: 1 ms – 10 s
Metal Processing applications with harsh conditions of dust, steam
3x4-20 mA/ 0-10 V
Ethernet
Android
USB
Temperature range: 450-3000°C
Spectral range: 0.8 – 1.1 μm Response Time: 1ms – 10 s
Metal Processing applications with heavy soiling and low visibility
3x4-20 mA/ 0-10 V
Ethernet
Android
USB
Temperature range: 250-3000°C
Spectral range: 1.45 – 1.75 μm Response Time: 1ms – 10 s
Metal Processing applications with heavy soiling and low visibility
3x4-20 mA/ 0-10 V
Ethernet
Android
USB
Ratio Technology at its Best
Rugged fiber-optic ratio non-contact temperature measurement
Laser sighting for real spot size indication at any distance
Electrically isolated sensing head and fiberoptic for ambient temperatures up to 315 °C without cooling (CTratio)
Option of Video aligning with two steps brightness reduction filter
A two-colour pyrometer or ratio pyrometer is an advanced technology for non-contact temperature measurement. The two-colour models help with precise operations with superior accuracy and reliability, making these ratio pyrometers ideal for various industrial applications.
At its core, a two-colour pyrometer is a non-contact temperature measurement device that employs a more advanced technique compared to single-color pyrometers. Traditional models rely on measuring the intensity of the infrared radiation emitted by an object at a single wavelength. However, a material’s emissivity (its ability to emit infrared radiation) can significantly impact the accuracy of this measurement.
Two-colour pyrometers take a different approach. They simultaneously measure the infrared radiation emitted by the object at two distinct, closely spaced wavelengths. By analyzing the ratio of these intensities, the pyrometer can determine the object’s temperature with greater accuracy, even when emissivity fluctuates.
Manglam Electricals is a leading supplier of high-quality industrial instrumentation, including the Optris line of two-color pyrometers. Our range includes two exceptional models to cater to diverse industrial needs. Our robust two color pyrometer featrues fiber optic design for safe and reliable temperature measurement in the harsh enviroments. The other range of advanced pyrometers by Manglam Electricals incorporates video alignment and a two-step brightness reduction filter for exceptional performance in various industrial settings.
Why Partner with Manglam Electricals for Two Colour Pyrometers?
By minimizing the influence of emissivity variations, our two-color pyrometers deliver significantly more accurate and consistent temperature measurements across a broader range of materials and conditions. Offering top quality ratio pyrometer, we, at Manglam Electricals make a range of solution accessible that specifically benefits in situations where precise temperature control is critical, like metal forging or semiconductor processing.
Reliable Measurements in Challenging Environments:Traditional pyrometers can struggle in environments with dust, smoke, dirty observation windows, or partially filled measurement spots (objects smaller than the spot size). Catering to a range of requirements, Manglam Electricals offer Two-colour pyrometers that excel in these scenarios. The design of ratio pyrometer we offer minimizes the impact of such obstacles, ensuring reliable temperature readings even in harsh industrial settings.
Enhanced Usability:Two-color pyrometers by Manglam Electricals incorporate user-friendly features that simplify the measurement process. Our range of ratio pyrometers boast features like laser sighting for real spot size indication make alignment easier and more precise. This translates to faster setup times and improved measurement confidence.
Applications of Two Color Pyrometers
Food Processing
Advance Your Temperature Measurement Capabilities with a Ratio Pyrometer by Manglam Electricals
Ratio Pyrometers for Metals and Steel Processing
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