Radiamatic II Infrared Temperature Sensor Specification - Honeywell

23-75-03-15Page 3 of 6Optical Resolution – Variable Focus IRLSThree different lenses are available for the IRLS. The one youshould choose depends on the desired working distance ofthe unit. The first version is designed to measure temperatureat distances of 14” to infinity. The second version has aworking distance of 6” to 14” . The third version is fixed tomeasure temperatures at a 2” distance. Proper focusing isachieved by mounting the unit at the desired distance andadjusting the focusing knob on the rear panel of theinstrument until the target comes into clear view in the reticle.When the target is in focus to the eye, it is also in focus to thedetector. Should you wish to move the instrument, rememberto stay within the prescribed working distance, and simplyrefocus upon the target after mounting the instrument in itsnew location. A typical field of view diagram is shown inFigure 4.Target Size (MTS)Distance (D)Figure 4 Typical FOVFormula to determine Minimum Target Size:(MTS) = Focussed Distance (D) (IRLS to target)Field of View RatioExample: IRLS, version 1 with 30:1 FOV focussed at 15”(MTS) = D = 15 = 0.50” FOV 30Minimum target sizes are shown below.Field of View Version 1Version 2Version 3Focus 14” to infinity15:1 Min target of 0.93” at 14”distance30:1 Min target of 0.47” at 14”distance90:1 Min target of 0.16” at 14”distance180:1 Min target of 0.07” at 14”distanceFocus 6” to 14”Min target of 0.40” at 6” distanceMin target of 0.20” at 6” distanceMin target of 0.07” at 6” distanceNot AvailableFocus at 2”Min target of 0.13” at 2” distanceMin target of 0.06” at 2” distanceNot AvailableNot Available