The signals from online infrared thermometers are prone to interference
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An online infrared thermometer has been installed on site to measure the surface (metal) temperature of rotating equipment. Near high-power motors, false alarms occur frequently, with alerts coming every 1–2 hours in an irregular manner. The use of walkie-talkies in the vicinity also causes false alarms; although a different thermometer has been replaced, the problem persists. Do any of you have any suggestions on how to eliminate these interference issues, or can you recommend any probes that are more resistant to interference?
You can only consult the manufacturer for this; if an estimate cannot be provided, then you’ll need to find a product with stronger interference resistance, such as those from Fluke.
Hehehe, poor interference resistance is a common problem among all detectors that use non-contact principles – infrared, ultrasonic, radar; it’s the same case with patients whose soft balls are sagging. :Lol, his penis isn’t hard – what can the manufacturer do about that? The manufacturers really know how to do things; why go through the trouble? They could just use hard steel instead, right? Bro, don’t even think about it; just give them some kind of device to treat the condition — it’s so annoying. What if that device damages your hand and leaves you with a psychological issue? That would be troublesome. :Lol, just use a wireless temperature transmitter with contact-based temperature sensing – it’s accurate and stable, isn’t that all that’s needed? .
The signals must be isolated; please contact us for specific applications.
A contactless approach can be used, or the existing system can be modified, depending on whether there is induction in the grounding shield