This Laser Thermometer Tells the Temperature without Any Touch
Ashley Noelle Lesiak — January 2, 2014 — Unique
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Now you can tell the temperature of any item in your house and feel like a sniper all at the same time with this laser thermometer. This nifty little gadget lets you aim a red laser at anything in your house and instantly tells you how hot or cool it is. Is that tea too warm? How much longer till the ice cubes are done freezing? Are you humming the theme song to Mission Impossible as you check the temperature of the turkey in your fridge? Yes you are!
This laser thermometer not only lets you accurately aim with a red laser point, but it also clearly shows the temperature. A LCD screen easily shows you exactly how hot or cold things around your house are, within a limit of -50 to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. You can also see it in Celsius.
This laser thermometer not only lets you accurately aim with a red laser point, but it also clearly shows the temperature. A LCD screen easily shows you exactly how hot or cold things around your house are, within a limit of -50 to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. You can also see it in Celsius.
Trend Themes
1. Laser Thermometers - Laser thermometers are becoming popular for their ability to measure temperature from a distance, providing convenience and accuracy.
2. Non-contact Temperature Measurement - Non-contact temperature measurement devices, such as laser thermometers, are gaining traction for their hygienic and efficient temperature-taking capabilities.
3. Multifunctional Thermometers - Thermometers that combine features like laser aiming and LCD temperature display are becoming increasingly sought-after for their convenience and versatility.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can benefit from the use of laser thermometers for contactless temperature measurement, especially in hospital settings where hygiene is crucial.
2. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can utilize laser thermometers to ensure that temperature-sensitive products are stored and served at the appropriate temperatures, maintaining quality and safety.
3. Home Appliances - Laser thermometers have potential in the home appliances industry, offering a convenient way for consumers to monitor temperatures in various areas of their homes, such as ovens, refrigerators, and air conditioning units.
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