Model HHT – Handheld Thermometer

Overview
The Handheld Thermometer (Model HHT) is a portable, digital Temperature measuring device designed for high precision and reliability. Engineered for versatility, it supports multiple input types and measurement units, making it ideal for a wide range of industrial, laboratory, and research applications. With a focus on user-friendly operation, long battery life, and accurate compensation methods, it delivers dependable Temperature readings in the field or at the bench.

Working Principle
The HHT operates by accepting input from compatible thermocouple (T/C) sensors. The Temperature at the sensing junction creates a millivolt signal that is amplified, converted, and displayed as a Temperature reading. The device offers built-in compensation algorithms to enhance measurement accuracy, including cold junction compensation. Its digital processing allows for additional statistical functions and selectable display formats, ensuring precision and flexibility for various measurement needs.

Key Features

• High Accuracy & Fast Response:

  • Delivers laboratory-grade precision for demanding applications

  • Calibration options available for enhanced accuracy

• Advanced Compensation Methods:

  • 3 selectable compensation modes to optimize thermocouple accuracy

• User-Friendly Interface:

  • Simple front panel design for intuitive setup and operation

  • Adjustable 6-digit display with readings in mV, K, °C, and °F

• Statistical Measurement Functions:

  • Supports multiple mathematical and statistical measurement modes

• Long Battery Life:

  • Operates on 3 × AAA batteries

  • Auto-off function for power saving

  • Up to 1500 working hours per battery cycle

• Portable and Durable:

  • Compact and rugged build for field and lab use

Applications

• Precision Temperature measurement in production facilities

• Scientific research environments requiring accurate portable data

• Quality control labs and academic institutions

• On-site diagnostics for thermal systems using thermocouple sensors