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Fluke 4130488 Infrared Thermometer

Fluke 4130488 Infrared Thermometer

4.6· 181 ratings

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$139.00at OrchardValleySupply.com, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Fluke 4130488 Infrared Thermometer

The Fluke 62 MAX+ is a handheld infrared thermometer with a 12:1 distance-to-spot ratio and dual laser pointers that show the edges of the measured circle. It is drop-tested to 3 meters and rated IP54 for dust and water spray, so it survives job sites and plant floors. It reads surface temperature, not core temperature, and has no memory or logging. The latest best price is $159 at Distritech as of November 3.

Best forElectricians and HVAC techs checking panels, motors and ductworkHomeowners diagnosing vents, radiators and appliance heatPlant and facilities maintenance doing quick spot checksAnyone who needs a rugged meter that survives drops and dust
Pros
  • 12:1 spot ratio lets you measure small targets from farther away
  • Dual lasers outline the measurement spot, so aim is clear
  • Survives 3-meter drops and IP54 dust and splash exposure
  • Backlit display and laser run about 8 hours on one AA battery
  • Wide temperature range covers hot motors and cold supply lines
Cons
  • No internal memory or logging, so readings must be written down
  • Not a thermal imager despite the imaging-sensitivity label
  • Emissivity is fixed, so shiny metal readings can be off
  • No contact probe or thermocouple input
  • Costs more than generic IR guns with similar specs

Fluke 4130488 Infrared Thermometer prices at every store

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Fluke 4130488 Infrared Thermometer price history

Lowest price we've seen: $139.00 on Nov 2 at OrchardValleySupply.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Owners rate it highly for build quality and repeatable readings. Most complaints are about price and the lack of logging rather than accuracy.

Pros
  • Feels solid and survives drops that kill cheaper units
  • Dual laser makes aiming at small targets easy
  • Readings match contact thermometers closely on dull surfaces
  • Simple one-button operation
Cons
  • Price is high for a single-purpose tool
  • No memory, so data has to be recorded by hand
  • Fixed emissivity gives misleading numbers on bare metal
  • Battery door and holster feel basic for the price

Specifications

Thermal Resolution
0.1 °C
Thermal Imaging
Yes
Shockproof
Yes (3-meter drop tested)
Waterproof Rating
IP54
Dimensions
175 x 85 x 75 mm
Weight
255 g
Color
Black/yellow, Black yellow
Material
Plastic, PE/polyethylene/PLA/PE/polyethylene
Battery Life
8 hours (with laser and backlight on)
Battery Type
AA battery
Battery Included
Yes
Imaging Sensitivity
Infrared
Optic Type
Infrared Thermometer
Model Number
62 MAX+
Series
62 MAX Series
Included Accessories
Dual laser infrared thermometer, 12:1 spot
Display Brightness
Backlit
Power Source
AA battery, Single, standard AA battery
Power Voltage
1.5 Volts
Storage Type
No internal memory
Typical Users
UNISEX
Age Range
ADULT

Questions and answers

Is the Fluke 62 MAX+ worth it over a cheap IR gun?
If you drop tools or work around dust and water, yes. The 62 MAX+ is drop-tested to 3 meters and IP54 rated, and its dual laser makes aiming more reliable. A budget gun reads similar temperatures but usually breaks sooner.
How does it compare with the standard Fluke 62 MAX?
The MAX+ adds dual laser pointers and a tighter 12:1 spot ratio, so you can measure smaller targets from farther back. The base 62 MAX uses a single laser and a 10:1 ratio. Accuracy specs are close.
Does it take thermal images?
No. It is a spot infrared thermometer, not a thermal camera. It gives one temperature reading at the point you aim at, with no image and no memory.
What battery does it use and how long does it last?
One AA battery, included. Fluke rates about 8 hours with the laser and backlight on, and longer with them off. The battery door opens without tools.
Can it measure shiny metal or body temperature?
It reads surface temperature with fixed emissivity, so bare or polished metal reads low and needs correction tape or paint. It is not a medical thermometer and should not be used for fever screening.
When is the price lowest?
Fluke tools rarely discount deeply, but prices dip around Black Friday and during distributor promotions. The current $159 at Distritech as of November 3 is a fair street price; watch for bundles with a case.
What do buyers say about the Fluke 4130488 Infrared Thermometer?
Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 181 ratings.

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