Ircon 7V series infrared sensor for Modline 7 infrared thermometer

The Ircon 7V series of infrared sensors has been added to the Modline 7 infrared thermometers. The new models provide solutions for the semiconductor industry and are one of eight in a series launched by Ircon earlier this year.

Combined with Ircon ModView Pro software, the thermometers provide a good solution for demanding industrial environments. The PROC-7 processor box allows full sensor operation through a push-button panel and is part of a full line of accessories offered for the Modline 7 series thermometers.

The rugged, IP65 (NEMA 4) sealed sensor system has the flexibility to meet nearly any continuous temperature monitoring and control requirement. The thermometers are used in a wide range of industrial applications, including semiconductor manufacturing, metals processing, furnace refractory, primary and secondary glass, as well as plastics thermoforming.

The thermometers provide good versatility with extended temperature ranges -40 to 3000°C, high-resolution optics and fast response times. The thermometer’s sensing head can operate as a stand-alone sensor, providing simultaneous analog and digital outputs of process temperatures. Motorised focus control and both through-the-lens and laser sighting are standard on all units.

The thermometer’s intuitive sensor design features integral water-cooling in a stainless steel enclosure. The high-temperature water jacket with integrated air purge capability reduces installation and set-up time and is intended for use in ambient temperatures up to 315°C. An optional air purge collar accessory enables the lens to be cooled and kept free of debris in hot dusty environments.

In addition, the standardised installation accessories and common Windows ModView Pro software platform minimise multiple product configurations at the user’s facility. Sensor set-up and monitoring can be accomplished either from the rear panel of the instrument or from the ModView Pro software. This allows for remote PC-based sensor configuration, temperature monitoring, trending and archiving via an intuitive graphical user interface. For example, users can change the temperature display from degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius, adjust emissivity levels, scale the range, focus the sensor, activate filters (eg, peak hold, valley hold and averaging) and save data for future reference or graphing.
The thermometers use high-speed digital signal processors with an RS485 serial data communications networking capability that supports up to 32 sensors. The ModView Pro software is included with all new Modline 7 series thermometers.