Flir Extech CG104 User Manual

Flir Extech CG104 Tester manual cover
Pages 10
Year 2015
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Flir Extech CG104 Tester Specification

The Flir Extech CG104 Tester is a precision instrument designed for accurate coating thickness measurements on ferrous and non-ferrous substrates. This compact device utilizes dual technology, integrating both magnetic induction and eddy current principles, to provide versatile measurement capabilities across various materials. The CG104 is equipped with a dual LCD display that clearly shows measurement readings and operational modes, enhancing user interface and readability. With a measurement range of up to 1250 micrometers, it caters to a wide spectrum of industrial applications, ensuring reliable results in quality control, automotive, and manufacturing sectors.

The device is powered by a user-friendly menu navigation system, allowing seamless access to its functions and settings. It supports continuous and single measurement modes, offering flexibility in operation depending on the user's requirements. Data management is facilitated by the device's ability to store up to 255 readings, which can be easily recalled for analysis and reporting. The CG104 features an automatic substrate recognition capability, which optimizes measurement accuracy by identifying the underlying material and adjusting its calibration accordingly.

Durability and portability are emphasized in its ergonomic design, making it ideal for field use. The CG104 is powered by standard AAA batteries, ensuring convenience and ease of replacement. It also includes an auto power-off function to conserve battery life. The device’s robust construction is complemented by a soft carrying case, offering protection and ease of transport. Overall, the Flir Extech CG104 Tester stands out as a reliable and efficient tool for professionals requiring precise coating thickness measurements across diverse industrial applications.

Flir Extech CG104 Tester F.A.Q.

How do I calibrate the Flir Extech CG104 Tester?

To calibrate the CG104, use a standard calibration foil. Place the foil on the surface to be tested and select the calibration mode on the device. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the calibration process.

What is the proper way to measure coating thickness with the CG104?

Ensure the device is calibrated. Place the probe perpendicular to the coating surface without tilting. Press the probe gently until a reading is displayed.

How can I troubleshoot inaccurate readings on my CG104 Tester?

First, recalibrate the device. Check for any damage to the probe or surface irregularities. Ensure the battery is adequately charged, and if the issue persists, consider resetting the device to factory settings.

What maintenance is required for the Flir Extech CG104 Tester?

Regularly clean the probe with a soft, damp cloth. Store the device in a protective case to avoid dust accumulation. Periodically check for software updates from the manufacturer.

How do I change the measurement units on the CG104?

Access the settings menu on the device. Navigate to the 'Units' section, and select your preferred measurement unit (e.g., mils or microns).

Why is my CG104 not powering on?

Check if the battery is fully charged. Inspect the battery contacts for corrosion or debris. If the issue persists, try replacing the battery with a new one.

Can the CG104 Tester measure non-metal substrates?

The CG104 is designed primarily for ferrous and non-ferrous metal substrates. It may not provide accurate readings on non-metallic surfaces.

What is the best storage condition for the CG104 Tester?

Store the device in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep it in a protective case to prevent damage from dust and physical impact.

How do I update the firmware on the CG104?

Visit the manufacturer's website to download the latest firmware update. Connect the device to your computer via USB and follow the provided instructions to install the update.

What should I do if the display on my CG104 is not working properly?

Try restarting the device. If the problem persists, check for any available firmware updates. If the issue continues after updating, contact customer support for further assistance.