Discover Hidden Thermal Changes with BLACK+DECKER TLD100 Thermal Detector Review

My utility bills are higher than they were last summer. So I decided to try the switches in the panel. I found out that one of my overhead heaters was on which was causing extra traction. I didn't notice because my AC was running and cooling. This block clearly showed the temperature difference between the switches. The abnormal one had a 10 degree difference! I was skeptical about using this product on switchboards as none of the reviews mentioned switchboard use. but he did his job! Better…

My house gets hot when it's hot and cold when it's cold outside. I did a few things to try and stay out but it didn't seem to make much of a difference. So I bought one of these and a viola, now I know what to work on. I installed door brushes and some insulation but when I checked with this tool it showed cold air getting in. So now we have these pipes that reach down to the ground in front of the door to keep the wind out. Believe it or not, it really helped keep the house warm this winter…

This is a quality looking product and I give it five stars because the price is so low, it works well as a general purpose IR thermometer and therefore has so many uses. I really want to correct someone who said they reply immediately. It's more of a 1-2 second response to a color change, so far from instantaneous. You can't scan things quickly. It pales in comparison to a thermal imaging camera. In fact, I'm including a photo of a $250 thermal imaging camera that works with an iPhone 5 to show

I've had a remote reading thermometer before but was drawn to this model's ability to set a temperature change of 1 or 5 degrees and then display light as the area is scanned. whose color indicated whether this change threshold was exceeded in a positive or negative direction. The issue that forced me to return the product was that the initial reference temperature setting occurs right after the unit is turned on, but a second or two before the unit sets the actual target temperature. This made

So I just got this to see if it would work as a human thermometer despite the description. It turns out this is correct. For the adults I tested, I got forehead temperature readings of 89-92 degrees. even in the back of the mouth you get temperatures below 90 degrees. That being said, I've used it to check the temperature of my fridge, stovetop, or above. The maximum temperature is just over 300F so I can't verify the exact oven temperature. But if you're looking for an approximate temperature,

Failed to load media. I wanted this for so long and was then disappointed. Maybe it didn't fit my needs because it seems efficient for others. As expected, when I used it on windows where I could feel cold air coming in, it was a few degrees lower. So he didn't tell me much. And the number jumped too much to be precise. The cone in which the rays diverge, or something else, is probably of great importance; The target device should help you keep this consistent. The last straw before coming back

Let me start by saying that I was convinced that this product was going to be a piece of junk. How it is. First, let me say that I'm an engineer by profession. I have a bachelor's degree in mechanical and electrical engineering and am currently working on my master's degree in mechanics. I work with thermistors, RTDs, and microprocessors every day. I knew this thing was going to be a piece of junk when I bought it. In fact, I was so convinced that I decided to return it before I even opened it…

Unless you just want a rough estimate of temperatures and/or temperature differences, don't worry. It's not very accurate or precise. The purpose of this device is to look for a "reference" temperature and then quickly determine if other things are hot or cold so you can find things like air leaks and the like. When the device is first turned on (by holding it still in a certain place/object), it almost immediately reads a temperature and sets it as the reference temperature. OK Bye. Then…