MicroTemp MT100 Keychain Thermometer
Posted on Apr 29, 07 06:57 PM PDT

The MicroTemp MT100 Keychain Thermometer from Spark Industries is one device that eschews the Windows mantra of 'point-and-click'. All you ned to do is point it at the desired target (preferably devices and not people), and the infrared sensor will pick up the current temperature of the item. The range is pretty wide, ranging from -27°F (-33°C) to a few notches above the boiling point at 230°F (+110°C) without having you suffer from frozen or burnt fingers in the process. My puny brain can't quite figure out the practical use this $24.95 gadget has for an average Joe, so will you guys kindly help me out here?
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By Jon , 02/03/08 10:24 AM (CommentID #526217)
The greatest things about these is for temperature leaks around the house, you go around the frames to doors, windows and different openings around the house on a cold day, you QUICKLY find where your getting cold air in and can calk accordingly, my last house, I bought a very nice non contact Thermometer gage like this for 5 times the money, but I made it back within a month or 2 of heating cost
By bluetrax8201 , 25/05/07 2:07 PM (CommentID #181734)
this is am item i hav ebeen hunting down for a while now. im an electrician working deep in the industrial side of life. i would use this item every day to check on the running temperature of electric motors or just measure the ambient air temp. in the current hell hole im working in we have worked in buildings as warm as 130F. if you know where i can pick on of thesre up let me know
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