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Impac IPE 140/45 Pyrometer

Digital Pyrometer for Non-Contact Measurement of Flame and Combustion Gas Temperatures, 400 to 2000°C

Impac IPE 140/45 infrared pyrometer measures the temperature of flames and hot combustion gas with approximately 10% CO2 and a thickness of 40 cm. The pyrometer features a specialized CO2 absorption band to accurately measure hot CO2 gas.

  • Flame temperature measurement
  • Combustion gas temperature measurement
  • Focusable options
  • Highly accurate digital pyrometer
  • Available as a system for FEGT monitoring

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Temperature Ranges

400 to 2000°C (MB 20)
(Spectral Range: CO2 absorption band for hot CO2 gas)

 

Typical Applications

  • Measurement of flames and hot combustion gases

Interface & Communication

Analog Output
Adjustable 0 to 20 mA or 4 to 20 mA, linear (via digital interface)

Digital Interface
RS232 or RS485 addressable (half-duplex)

Datasheets

Impac IPE 140 Datasheet
Impac IPE 140/45 Datasheet
FEGT Datasheet

Brochures

Pyrometers Overview Brochure

Application Notes

FEGT Application Note

Manuals

FEGT Manual
Impac IPE 140 Series Manual

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What our customers say…

When rebuilding one of our clamshell furnaces we opted for four Impac ISR 6 pyrometers for precise temperature measurement. I am very impressed with the quality of every component from the cooling jackets to the sensors themselves, which seem exceptionally well made. I would not hesitate to contact LIMAB in the future for any other applications that I may need help/equipment for.

John Parkin – Senior Site Electrical and Control Engineer
When we needed to measure the temperature of an ion source within a high vacuum, we chose to use an Impac pyrometer from LIMAB. The advice given by the Technical Sales Manager meant that the equipment was easily integrated into our system and immediately provided us with very impressive results.
David Cox – University of Surrey