Fire Rescue Infrared Thermometer

GAO Tek fire rescue infrared thermometer are specialized devices designed for firefighting and rescue operations. Our thermometers offer unique benefits tailored to the challenging conditions faced by firefighters: rapid temperature assessment, non-contact operation, visibility through smoke, search and rescue support, preventive measures, durability and reliability, enhanced safety protocols, and user-friendly design.
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GAOTek High Temp IR Digital Thermometer (Max/Min, AVG Record)

SKU: GT00YT00ZQ

This High Temp IR Digital thermometer (Max/Min, AVG Record) is used for measuring high temperature of objects surface ranging from -58 °F to 2462 °F(-50 °C to 1350 °C).

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GAOTek Non- Contact Infrared Thermometer (High Temp)

SKU: GAO-IRT-101
This Non-Contact High Temperature Infrared Thermometer precisely measures the temperature using its in-built laser point for electrical objects which are not easy to touch or measured using traditional contact thermometers.
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GAOTek Infrared Thermometer with Auto Power Off (Light Weight)

SKU: GT00YT00ZB
This Infrared Thermometer with Auto Power Off (Light Weight) is a non-contact temperature tester to measure the object’s surface for the temperature ranges from 392 °F~3002 °F (200 °C~1650 °C).
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GAOTek Infrared Thermometer with Data Hold (High Accuracy)

SKU: GT00YT00ZC
This ‘Infrared Thermometer with Data Hold (High Accuracy)’ is a non-contact temperature tester to measure the object’s surface for the temperature ranges from 0.4 °F to 2462 °F (-18 °C to 1350 °C).
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GAOTek Infrared Thermometer For Forging (Furnaces, Metallurgy)

SKU: GT00YT00Z2
This compact, rugged ‘Infrared Thermometer for Forging (Furnaces, Metallurgy)’ is designed to operate in potentially explosive areas of Zones 2 and Zone 1 in accordance with directive 1999/92/EC respectively
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