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This
12-in-1 digital non-contact laser

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infrared thermometer by Kobalt
can swiftly measure and identify HVAC

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efficiency, engine exhaust problems,
overheating circuits, and more.

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It comes with four AAA batteries.

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Install them in the bottom
of the handle and you

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are ready to start measuring
temperatures.

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Depress the trigger to turn on.

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Switch from Celsius to Fahrenheit
here.

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It has a 9-point laser dot indicator
for better readings

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and to ensure the unit is reading
from the area you want to measure.

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Depress the trigger
and turn the laser on or off here.

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Now turn on the infrared thermometer
and start measuring.

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Pressing and holding the trigger
will keep it in scan mode.

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Once released,
it will hold the temp readings

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for up to eight seconds,
then auto shut off.

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This 12 to 1 distance to spot
ratio digital non-contact laser

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infrared thermometer by Kobalt is
perfect for measuring HVAC temps

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or anything else you want to measure.