Once again making waves in the power tool industry, Dewalt's new line of 12v MAX power tools has been making a real ruckus since its debut in early October of 2010. Introducing seven new tools, the new line-up has a lot of power behind it and a few of the more unique tools we all need on the job as well. For example, the new DCT414S1 digital infrared thermometer. The tool is versatile and offers an innovative design ideal for plumbers, electricians, contractors, remodelers, and anyone else needing a simple way to monitor temperature and temperature fluctuation.
This new thermometer utilizes a color-coded technology to identify positive and negative temperature changes in your environment. Its patent-pending LED technology reads red for warm or positive temperature fluctuations and reads blue for cooler or negative temperature fluctuations providing clear visual indicators your recordings. These visual indicators are also accompanied by audio alarms to help you quickly and accurately locate points of temperature change or potential trouble areas in your working environment.
The tool's non-contact temperature gauges record measurements from -20 degrees Fahrenheit (-29 degrees Celsius) and 932 degrees Fahrenheit (500 degrees Celsius) for a wide range of temperature recording and usability at a safe distance from trouble spots. The thermometer additionally features adjustable emissivity for improved accuracy throughout a range of different materials, and with data storage as well, the thermometer easily records the minimum, maximum, and average temperatures of your workspace.
Additionally, the tool's easy-to-read, back-lit analog screen clearly displays measurements and recordings for accurate readability, and because the tool runs with Dewalt's 12v lithium ion battery technology, the thermometer is reliably long-lasting with an ultra fast charging cycle. The tool is also lightweight and comfortable to operate despite the working temperature.
Ultimately designed for accuracy across a wide range of materials, environments, and applications, the thermometer is a super-cool little gadget that will complement any tool repertoire.
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