BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)
  • BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)
  • BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)
  • BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)
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  • BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)
  • BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)
  • BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source  (-20℃~125℃)

BL673 Blackbody Calibration Source (-20℃~125℃)

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Stability ±0.1℃
Emissivity > 0.995
Accuracy ±0.5℃
Range -20℃~+125℃
Aperture 65 mm diamter
DescriptionFAQ?

The BL673 is a portable blackbody calibration source utilizing a digital indicating temperature from -20℃ to 125℃. A precision platinum RTD temperature sensor is embedded in the blackbody emitter, providing high accuracy and repeatability.

The BL673 feature a large, temperature controlled blackbody target with a diameter 65mm, which offers a large field of view area for optical variations in infrared thermometers. The emissivity of the isothermal target is set at 0.995, and target temperature can be controlled in set-point increment of 0.01℃ from -20℃ to 125℃.


The BL673 is as easy to use as “point and shoot.” Simply set the desired blackbody temperature from the convenient front panel control buttons, wait a few minutes for equilibrium, and pint the gun at the target. The radiated energy from the blackbody is measured by your IR thermometer. Simply compare its readings to the display on the blackbody and record the difference.


FEATURE

  • Ideal for most of IR Guns!

  • Temperature range -20 to 125℃

  • 65 mm aperture diameter end closed tube

  • Emissivity is better than 0.995

  • Fast Heat Up & Cool Down Times

  • 0.15℃ high temperature stability

  • Built-in temperature correction function

  • Simple to Use

  • Rugged & Light weight

  • Nitrogen purge connection available



TYPICAL APPLICATION

  • Infrared temperature sensors

  • Infrared thermal imaging systems

  • Spectrographic analyzers

  • Spectral radiometers

  • Heat flux meter

   

 

SPECIFACTION

  • Temperature range:-20℃ to 125℃

  • Aperture diameter:  65 mm

  • Heated emitter shape: End closed tube

  • Emissivity: better than 0.995

  • Resolution: 0.01℃ (<100℃);0.1℃ (>100℃)

  • Stability (10min):  0.1℃

  • Uniformity:  0.15℃

  • Display accuracy: 0.5℃

  • Cool down time: 30 minutes from ambient to -20℃

  • Heat up time: 20 minutes from ambient to 125℃

  • Control method: Digital PID controller with readout

  • Temperature sensor: Precision Platinum RTD

  • Power supply: 220VAC, 350VA (110VAC is option)

  • Interface: RS485

  • Calibration band: 8um-14um spectral band

  • Dimension:  300mm(H)x 200mm(W)x 280mm(D)

  • Net weight: Approx. 8.3 kg

     

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

  • BL673 Portable infrared calibration source

  • Power cord (need to confirm the power plug type in advance)

  • Protective carrying case

  • User manual


OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

  • Accredited calibration certificate (P/N: CAL-673)


ORDERING MODEL NUMBER

  • BL673-110V

  • BL673-220V



REFERENCE

  • IEC/TS 62492-1-2008:Industrial process control devices - Radiation thermometers. Part 1: Technical data for radiation thermometers

  • ASTM E2847-2013: Standard practice for calibration and accuracy verification of wideband infrared thermometers

  • ASTM E1256-2011a: Standard Test Methods for radiation thermometers (Single waveband type)

  • OIML D24 (1996):Total radiation pyrometers

  • JJG 856-2015: Verification regulation of radiation thermometers





Calibration Methods

There are two distinctly different methods of calibrations, each with its own application advantages.

These methods are described as follows:

  • Radiometric non-contact method: In this method, calibration is based on the energy radiated from the emitter surface at a desired spectral band.  This emitted radiation is compared with the primary blackbody calibration source with emissivity of greater than 0.998, using a precision standard. The advantage of this technique is that the characteristic of emitter emissivity has already been calibrated into the system. An effective emission of greater than +0.99 can be achieved. Recalibration or field calibration using this technique is more difficult and elaborate since highly precision primary blackbody calibration sources and transfer standard are needed.

  • Thermometric contact method: In this method, the surface temperature of emitting surface is precisely measured and controlled. The sensor is an ultra-precision platinum RTD that closely monitors the temperature of the emitting surface. This method is widely used in aerospace industries, since it provides an easy method of periodically verifying calibration. A deep hole with a 0.165 inch (4.2mm) diameter is provided for customer insertion of calibration RTD.