Choose digital thermometers, infrared thermometers and humidity meters for production checks, maintenance, laboratory work and indoor environmental measurements. SL Measurement offers Anritsu and Sato instruments with different probe arrangements, displays and recording functions.
Start with the measurement task: surface temperature, internal temperature or the temperature and relative humidity of the surrounding air.
Digital thermometers for contact measurement
A contact thermometer uses a compatible probe to measure the target. The Anritsu HR series handheld digital thermometer offers Type K or Type E thermocouple models, with different display and memory functions.
Select the probe alongside the instrument. Surface shape, insertion depth and access affect which sensing arrangement is suitable. Confirm the thermocouple type and connector before reusing an existing probe.
Browse our temperature probes for surface, immersion and other contact measurement tasks. Check whether the selected thermometer includes a probe or requires one to be ordered separately.
Infrared thermometers for surface checks
An infrared thermometer measures surface temperature without touching the target. The Sato SK-8950 infrared thermometer includes adjustable emissivity and a circular laser marker to assist positioning.
Check the measurement distance, target size and surface material before selecting an instrument. Infrared readings represent the surface; use a suitable insertion probe when the temperature inside a material is required.
Humidity meters and thermohygrometers
A thermohygrometer measures air temperature and relative humidity together. These instruments support routine checks in rooms, storage areas and workspaces where both readings matter.
The Sato Highest II temperature and humidity meter combines a humidity dial with a digital temperature display. When comparing instruments, consider the measuring range, readability, sensor location and whether minimum/maximum readings or alarms are needed.
Which functions do you need?
Routine spot checks: A clear display and a probe suited to the target.
Inspection records: Stored readings or a printing thermometer, depending on how results are documented.
Wet working conditions: An appropriate protection rating for the instrument, probe and connection.
Room temperature and humidity: A thermohygrometer with suitable range, accuracy and display visibility.
Continuous measurement history: A data logger or monitoring system selected for the recording interval and duration.
Tell us what you need to measure, the expected range and the accuracy required. For temperature measurements, describe the target material and how the probe will reach it. For humidity measurements, include the installation location and expected air conditions.
If replacing an instrument, send the full model code and existing probe reference. Include any requirements for memory, alarms, printed records or calibration documentation.
Contact SL Measurement for selection assistance, pricing and availability.
The Sato NSII-Q Sigma II thermohygrograph records temperature and relative humidity together on a rotating paper chart. Its quartz-driven mechanism provides a visible measurement history for routine environmental checks.
The Sekonic ST-50M thermohygrograph records temperature and relative humidity on paper charts and an SD memory card. Its digital display provides local readings, while recorded electronic data can be reviewed on a computer.
Discontinued: The ST-50M is no longer available as a new instrument. This page provides reference information, consumable part numbers and alternative recording options.
The Sekonic ST-50A digital thermohygrograph combines an electronic temperature and humidity display with continuous paper chart recording. View current conditions and retain a physical record for environmental checks.
Paper records: Temperature and humidity recorded together.
Local display: Check readings directly at the instrument.
Remote sensor positioning: Optional extension cables up to 50 m.
Existing installations: Chart paper, replacement pens and sensor enquiries.
Discontinued model: Manufacturer sales have ended. Remaining stock, consumables and alternative instruments are subject to availability.
The Anritsu AP-400 and AP-450 printing thermometers produce temperature records directly at the measurement point. Use manual printing for inspection rounds or interval printing to follow temperature changes.
Built-in printer: Print readings with time information.
Memory: Store up to 100 readings for batch printing.
Model choice: AP-400 with ASP connector or AP-450 with ANP connector.
Probe selection: Match the fixed thermocouple type and connector; probes are sold separately.
The Anritsu AM-8000 series temperature datalogger is a portable instrument available in 6- and 12-channel models for recording multiple measurement points. Internal memory stores readings for transfer to a PC using dedicated software.
The Sato SK-L200THIIα temperature and humidity datalogger is discontinued and has been replaced by the Sato SK-L750 series. For recording both temperature and relative humidity, select the SK-L754 with a suitable probe.
Existing equipment: Also identified as SK-L200THIIa or SK-L200THII alpha.
Temperature and humidity replacement: SK-L754.
Temperature-only alternative: SK-L751.
Probe selection: Specify the required measurement range and sensor position when replacing your logger.
The Sato SK-RHC-I temperature and humidity transmitter combines a local display with 4–20 mA outputs for connection to compatible monitoring and control equipment. Three interchangeable probe designs support different sensor positions.
Dual measurement: temperature and relative humidity.
Probe choice: plug-in, remote cable or slim remote sensor.
Alarm relay: selectable upper or lower threshold for each parameter.
Probe sold separately. An optional AC adapter is available.
The Sato Highest II 7542-00 temperature and humidity meter combines a humidity dial with a digital temperature display for straightforward checks of indoor conditions.
Humidity measurement: Human hair sensor, covering 20 to 100% RH.
Temperature measurement: Thermistor sensor, covering 0 to 50°C.
Wall mounting: Bracket supplied for installation.
Simple power supply: Digital thermometer operates on one AA battery.
Measure stationary surface temperatures with Anritsu A Series contact probes. Select the head size, guard and shaft arrangement to suit the measurement point and operating temperature.
Head diameters: 27 mm, 15 mm or 12 mm.
Temperature range: From -50°C, with upper limits of 200 to 800°C depending on construction.
Thermocouple: Type K or Type E.
Configuration: Multiple shaft shapes, lengths, cable and connector options.
Measure small stationary surfaces with Anritsu CS Series micro surface temperature probes. Choose the sensing head, shaft arrangement and connector to suit the measurement point and your thermometer.
Head sizes: 3 mm, 4.2 mm or 6 mm diameter, and 2 × 10 mm rectangular options.
Temperature range: -50 to 400°C, or -50 to 600°C for CS-7 models.
Thermocouple: Type K or Type E.
Configuration: Straight or angled shaft, with grip and gripless options.
Attach an Anritsu MG Series magnetic temperature probe to a suitable stationary metal surface for contact temperature measurement. Built-in magnets hold the sensing head in position, reducing the need to maintain pressure by hand.