Which IR Thermometer?

[kraco14]

I've searched the forums and haven't quite found my answer yet. I'm wondering which IR thermometer I need to buy. I've realized that the cheap Rutland thermometers that I've been using aren't very accurate, especially since my kids like to play with the needle (while the stove is cold) when I'm not watching. I'm looking for a somewhat accurate (doesn't have to be spot on) thermometer that I don't need to take a small loan out on.

Appreciate the help.

 

[SCOTT S.]

I bought a craftsman one for $20. I tested it against my fluke a high dollar one from work and it’s always within 2 degrees.

 

[kraco14]

Awesome. Thanks


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[firefighterjake]

Bought a cheap one from HarborFreight and it was fairly close to my Condar thermometer . . . close enough for my purposes anyways.

 

[WayneN]

Here's what I have. Works perfectly for me. I'd say it's pretty accurate going off bouncing it off things throughout the room. The closer you are, the more accurate it reads. Ideally I measure the stove at less than 2 feet.

Nubee Temperature Gun Non-contact Digital Laser Infrared IR Thermometer https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CVHIJDK/?tag=hearthamazon-20

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[saewoody]

Just bought this one this week. Seems fairly accurate. This one looks a lot like the Nubee mentioned above. Just check the temp range on whatever you buy. I chose this one because of the higher temp rang.


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