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RayTemp 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type K Thermocouple Socket

RayTemp 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type K Thermocouple Socket

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  • Last seen at $138.06 at ETI on Nov 13.

Our take on the RayTemp 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type K Thermocouple Socket

The RayTemp 8 is a two-in-one thermometer: an infrared gun for non-contact surface readings plus a socket that accepts a type K thermocouple probe for contact work. Its IR range covers -60 to 500 °C with a 12:1 distance-to-target ratio, and the probe input reaches -64 to 1370 °C. It adds differential and average temperature modes, which help when you track temperature swings over time. It suits technicians, cooks and trades who want one handheld tool for both hot surfaces and probe readings. The probe is not included, so budget for one if you need contact measurement.

Best forHVAC and electrical technicians checking surfaces and ductsFood service and kitchen temperature checksHobbyists and makers measuring motors, boards and bearingsAnyone who wants IR and probe readings in one tool
Pros
  • Infrared and type K probe input in one handheld unit
  • Wide probe range up to 1370 °C
  • 12:1 distance-to-target ratio for a tighter spot at range
  • Differential and average modes for tracking change
  • Simple point-and-read operation
Cons
  • Thermocouple probe sold separately
  • IR range tops out at 500 °C, lower than many probe-only meters
  • 12:1 optics need close work on small targets
  • No data logging or app connectivity

RayTemp 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type K Thermocouple Socket prices at every store

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    $138.06+ $151.93 shippingChecked Nov 13
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RayTemp 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type K Thermocouple Socket price history

Lowest price we've seen: $138.06 on Nov 13 at ETI. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.

About the RayTemp 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type K Thermocouple Socket

The RayTemp 8 is a two-in-one thermometer. It measures surface temperature by infrared and also has a built-in socket for a type K thermocouple probe.

Infrared readings cover -60 to 500 °C, and readings with a probe cover -64 to 1370 °C. The optical target ratio is 12:1. The thermometer also shows differential and average temperatures.

A thermocouple probe is not included.

Infrared range
-60 to 500 °C
Probe range
-64 to 1370 °C
Target ratio
12:1
Probe socket
Integral type K thermocouple socket
Functions
Differential and average temperatures
Not included
Thermocouple probe

Questions and answers

Do I need to buy a probe to use it?
Only for contact readings. The infrared mode works on its own; the type K socket needs a separate thermocouple probe.
What is the 12:1 ratio in practice?
At 12 units of distance the IR spot is about 1 unit wide. At 1 m away the measured spot is roughly 8 cm across, so get closer for small targets.
Can it measure liquids and food?
The probe input handles immersion and penetration probes within its -64 to 1370 °C range. Infrared only reads surfaces, not the inside of a liquid.
What does differential and average mode do?
Differential shows the gap between two readings, useful for supply and return checks. Average smooths readings over time for steadier numbers.
Which thermocouple type does it take?
A type K probe, matching the socket and the stated -64 to 1370 °C probe range.
Is it good for high-temperature work?
For surfaces above 500 °C you need the probe, not the IR mode. The probe range reaches 1370 °C with a suitable type K probe.
Where is the RayTemp 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type K Thermocouple Socket cheapest?
At ETI, for $138.06, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the RayTemp 8 Infrared Thermometer with Type K Thermocouple Socket?
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 4 ratings.

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