UNI-T UTi85A Professional Thermal Imager User Manual
P/N: 110401111068X
Preface
Thank you for purchasing this brand new product. In order to use this product safely and correctly, please read this manual thoroughly, especially the safety notes.
After reading this manual, it is recommended to keep the manual at an easily accessible place, preferably close to the device, for future reference.
Limited Warranty and Liability
Uni-Trend guarantees that the product is free from any defect in material and workmanship within one year from the purchase date. This warranty does not apply to damage caused by accident, negligence, misuse, modification, contamination or improper handling. The dealer shall not be entitled to give any other warranty on behalf of Uni-Trend. If you need warranty service within the warranty period, please contact your seller directly.
Uni-Trend will not be responsible for any special, indirect, incidental or subsequent damage or loss caused by using this device.
Table of Contents
- 1. Safety Instructions
- 2. Structure
- 3. Display
- 4. Power On/Off
- 5. Menu Introduction
- 6. Operating Instructions
- 7. USB mode
- 8. Specifications
- 9. Maintenance
- 10. Common Emissivity
1. Safety Instructions
To ensure proper use of this product, please read the instructions carefully before using.
- To ensure measurement accuracy, please use the product in an operating environment of 0°C~50°C, <85% RH (non-condensing).
- When changing to a new environment, please turn on the product and leave it for 10 to 15 minutes before measuring.
- The ambient temperature for measuring must be stable. Do not measure in places with large airflow such as fans and air outlets.
- When the measured object comes from a place with a large temperature difference from the measurement environment, keep it in the measurement environment for 10 to 30 minutes before measuring.
- The product tests the surface temperature of the object. If temperature compensation is needed, please adjust in the Settings menu.
- The product has a self-calibration function. If the reading jumps quickly, please read the temperature after it gets steady.
- After measuring extremely high or low temperature objects, please leave the product for 10 minutes before next use.
- Do not use the product in places with strong sunlight or electromagnetic interference.
- Please do not use this product in flammable, explosive, steamy, wet or corrosive environments.
- Please stop using the product if it is damaged or modified to avoid inaccurate measurement results.
- Please use the correct emissivity to obtain accurate temperature readouts.
- To ensure accuracy of the product, please warm it up for 10 minutes before measuring if it has not been used for a long time.
- When being charged, the internal temperature of the product rises, which will lead to inaccurate temperature measurement. So, it is not recommended to take measurements during or right after charging the product.
- The inherent temperature drift of the sensor will occasionally cause inaccurate measurement. In this case, press the down button under the temperature measurement interface to bring out "Calibrating" and automatically calibrate the temperature.
2. Structure
The thermal imager has the following components:
Item | Description | Item | Description | Item | Description | Item | Description |
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1 | Micro SD card slot | 10 | Tripod mounting hole | 1 | Temperature unit option | 8 | Maximum temperature point |
2 | Type-C USB interface | 11 | Flashlight button | 2 | Cursor option | 9 | Center point |
3 | Interface cover | 12 | Left button | 3 | Color palette option | 10 | Center point temperature |
4 | LED light | 13 | Down button | 4 | High/Low temperature alarm option | 11 | Maximum temperature |
5 | Infrared camera lens cover | 14 | Right button | 5 | Settings option | 12 | Date & time |
6 | Trigger | 15 | Back button | 6 | Temperature bar lower value | 13 | Battery status |
7 | Infrared camera lens | 16 | Replay button | 7 | Temperature bar upper value | 14 | ROI |
8 | LCD | 17 | Up button | ||||
9 | Power button | 18 | SET button |
3. Display
Display size: 2.8"
Display resolution: 320 (vertical) x 240 (horizontal) pixels
Example 1:
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Example 2:
Max 62.6°C
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4. Power On/Off
Press the power button for 3s to power on, and press the power button for 1s to power off.
5. Menu Introduction
The device features a thermal imaging page with various menu options:
- Main Menu: Includes options like Temperature unit option, Cursor option, Color palette option, Settings option.
- Submenu: Accessible from the main menu, allowing adjustments for units (°C/°F), color palettes (Iron Red, Rainbow, White Hot, Red Hot, Ice Blue), and high/low temperature alarms.
Thermal imaging page displays:
- Current temperature
- Maximum temperature
- Date and time
- Temperature bar
6. Operating Instructions
6.1 Temperature Unit Selection
To select the temperature unit (°C or °F):
- Press the SET button to open the main menu.
- Press the left/right button to select the option.
- Press the SET button to enter the temperature unit submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select °C or °F.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.2 Center point, high temperature tracking and ROI
To track center point temperature:
- Press the SET button to open the main menu.
- Press the left/right button to select the option.
- Press the SET button to enter the cursor submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select the desired option.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.3 Color Palette Selection
To select a color palette:
- Press the SET button to open the main menu.
- Press the left/right button to select the option.
- Press the SET button to enter the color palette submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select the desired color from Iron Red, Rainbow, White Hot, Red Hot, and Ice Blue.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.4 High/Low Temperature Alarm
To enable high/low temperature alarm:
- Press the SET button to open the main menu.
- Press the left/right button to select the option.
- Press the SET button to enter the high/low temperature alarm submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select HI (High) or LO (Low).
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
Note: High temperature alarm and low temperature alarm can be enabled simultaneously or separately.
6.5 Settings
To enter the Settings menu:
- Press the SET button to open the main menu.
- Press the left/right button to select the option.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
6.5.1 Language
To set the language:
- Press the up/down button to select the Language option in the Settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Language submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select the desired language.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.2 Date & Time
To set date & time:
- Press the up/down button to select the Date & Time option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Date & Time submenu.
- Press the left/right button to select the parameter to be adjusted.
- Press the SET button to enter the parameter adjustment state.
- Press the up/down button to increase or decrease the value.
- Press the SET button to save the settings and return to set other parameters.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.3 Emissivity/Temperature Compensation
To set emissivity/temperature compensation:
- Press the up/down button to select the Emissivity option in the Settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Emissivity submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select emissivity or temperature compensation.
- Press the SET button to enter the parameter adjustment state.
- Press the up/down button to increase or decrease the value.
- Press the SET button to save the settings.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
Note: For emissivity values of common materials, please refer to the Common Emissivity.
6.5.4 Auto Power Off
To set auto power off:
- Press the up/down button to select the Auto Power Off option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Auto Power Off submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select the desired option from 5 Min, 10 Min, 30 Min, and Off.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.5 Display Brightness
To set display brightness:
- Press the up/down button to select the Brightness option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Brightness submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select the desired option from Low, Middle, and High.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.6 Temperature Bar
To turn on/off temperature bar:
- Press the up/down button to select the Temp Bar option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Temp Bar submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select On or Off.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.7 Alarm Temperatures
To set alarm temperatures:
- Press the up/down button to select the HI/LO Alert option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the HI/LO Alert submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select the desired option from HI Alert and LO Alert.
- Press the SET button to enter the temperature adjustment state.
- Press the up/down button to adjust the temperature.
- Press the SET button to save the settings and return to set another temperature.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.8 Device Information
To view the device information:
- Press the up/down button to select the Device Info option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to view the detail information of the device.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.9 Factory Reset
To restore settings:
- Press the up/down button to select the Factory Reset option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Factory Reset submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select Yes.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.10 Format SD Card
To format SD card:
- Press the up/down button to select the Format SD option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Format SD submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select Yes.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
6.5.11 Auto Save
To turn on/off auto save:
- Press the up/down button to select the Auto Save option in the settings menu.
- Press the SET button to enter the Auto Save submenu.
- Press the up/down button to select On or Off.
- Press the SET button to confirm.
- Press the back button to exit the current menu.
Note: Do not remove or insert the SD card in saving or viewing pictures. If the SD card is replaced during use, restart the device after the replacement to take and save pictures.
7. USB mode
Connect the device to a PC via USB for data transfer or real-time imaging.
- Download and install the PC software (refer to UNI-T Documents Download Operation Guide).
- Connect the USB cable to the PC.
- Set to USB disk mode to browse pictures and analyze data through the PC software.
- Set to USB camera mode to realize real-time image transmission through the PC software.
Note: Do not unplug the USB cable while the software is loading pictures.
8. Specifications
Sensor | UFPA | General parameters | |
---|---|---|---|
Temperature range | -10°C~400°C | Audio alarm | Yes |
Measurement resolution | 0.1°C | PC software | Yes |
Accuracy | For temperatures ≥0°C, accuracy: ±2°C or ±2% (Whichever is greater) | Data transmission | Type-C USB interface |
Response time | <500ms | Real time image transmission | Yes |
IR resolution | 4800 pixels (80 × 60) | Product size (L x W x H) | 236mm x 75.5mm x 86mm |
Pixel size | 17µm | Display type | 2.8" TFT LCD |
Color palette | Iron Red, Rainbow, White Hot, Red Hot, Ice Blue | Display resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
Infrared spectral band | 8μm~14μm | Battery | 3.6V/5000mAh rechargeable Li-ion battery |
Field of view (FOV) | 51° (H) × 38° (V) | Auto power off | 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, off (default: 30 minutes) |
Spatial resolution (IFOV) | 11mrad | Battery life | ≥6 hours |
Thermal sensitivity (NETD) | <150mK | Charging time | 4 hours |
Frame rate | <9Hz | Charging voltage/current | 5V/2A |
Image format | BMP | IP Rating | IP65 |
Certifications | CE (EN 61326-1:2013, EN 61326-2-2:2013, EN 61326-2-3) RoHS | Drop test | 2m |
Image storage | Micro SD card | ||
Transportation/storage environment | -20°C~60°C (-4°F~140°F), <85% RH (non-condensing) | ||
Operating environment | 0°C~50°C (32°F~122°F), <85% RH (non-condensing) | ||
Operating altitude | <2000m | ||
Standard accessories | User manual, USB cable, 32GB Micro SD card |
9. Maintenance
Use a wet cloth or weak soap solution to clean the outer shell of the device. Do not use abrasives, isopropyl alcohol or solvents to clean the outer shell, lens or window.
10. Common Emissivity
This table provides emissivity values for common materials:
Material | Emissivity | Material | Emissivity |
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Wood | 0.85 | Black paper | 0.86 |
Water | 0.96 | Polycarbonate | 0.8 |
Brick | 0.75 | Concrete | 0.97 |
Stainless steel | 0.14 | Copper oxide | 0.78 |
Tape | 0.96 | Cast iron | 0.81 |
Aluminum plate | 0.09 | Rust | 0.8 |
Copper plate | 0.06 | Gypsum | 0.75 |
Black aluminum | 0.95 | Paint | 0.9 |
Human skin | 0.98 | Rubber | 0.95 |
Asphalt | 0.96 | Soil | 0.93 |
PVC | 0.93 |
Note: This manual can be downloaded from the official website of Uni-Trend (refer to UNI-T Documents Download Operation Guide).