FLIR MR77 - an ortaneous humidity psychometer with an infrared thermometer and Bluetooth Meterlink®
FLIR MR77 - an ortaneous humidity psychometer with an infrared thermometer and Bluetooth Meterlink®
FLIR MR77 - an ortaneous humidity psychometer with an infrared thermometer and Bluetooth Meterlink®

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Manufacturer: Teledyne FLIR

FLIR MR77 - an ortaneous humidity psychometer with an infrared thermometer and Bluetooth Meterlink®

FLIR MR77

Pinless Moisture Meter with Infrared Thermometer and Bluetooth METERLiNK®

This pinless moisture meter features a built-in infrared thermometer (FLIR's patented feature) and a 20-item memory. It allows you to monitor moisture content in wood and other building materials without damaging their surface using a pinless moisture sensor (the kit includes a pin-type probe), measure humidity and temperature using the built-in probe, and measure non-contact temperature using infrared radiation. Advanced functions include calculating moisture content, dew point, and vapor pressure.
The meter is fully tested and calibrated.
With proper use, it will operate reliably for many years.

Meter Description

FLIR MR77

1. Infrared sensor
2. Laser pointer diode
3. Humidity sensor and thermometer
NOTE
The humidity sensor is shipped without connection to the meter, in a sealed protective packaging. If you connect a sensor to the meter and the meter is not in use, place the protective cover over the sensor.
4. LCD display
5. Function buttons
6. External probe socket (RJ45).

Technical specifications

Automatic Power Off
(APO)
After 30 minutes (nominal) of inactivity, with prior audible warning; resets by pressing the power button; can be disabled
APO Quiescent Current Max. 50 µA
Operating temperature 0 to 50℃ (32 to 122℉)
Storage temperature From -10 to 60℃
Operating humidity • 90%, 0 to 30℃
• 75%, 30 to 40℃
• 45%, 40 to 50℃
Storage humidity Maximum 90%
Dimensions (without sensor) 139 mm × 72 mm × 42 mm
Weight 0.29 kg, with battery
Bluetooth range Maximum 10 m
Certificates FCC Class B

Meter parameters Humidity

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Relative humidity measurement: 20 to 30℃ 0–10% ± 3%
10-90% ± 2.5%
90-99% ± 3%

Humidity data

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Humidity with cable 0–99% WME ± 5%
Humidity range without cable 0-99.9 Relative Measurement

Thermal Measurement Ranges

Function Infrared Range Accuracy (
of reading)
Infrared measurement temperature (ratio 8:1) -20 to 0℃ (-4 to 32℉) ± 5℃
1 to 200℃ (33 to 392℉) Greater of: ±3.5% or ±5℃ (±9℉)
Infrared Emissivity 0.95 (constant)
Sensor Temperature –28 to 77℃ ±2℃ (3.6℉)

Vapor Pressure Measurement Ranges

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Vapor pressure measurement -1 to 60℃ (30 to 140℉) 0.0–20.0 kPa Greater of: ±2.0% or 0.2 kPa

Dew point temperature data

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Dew point temperature range -30 to 100℃ Calculated based on relative humidity and air temperature measurements

Mixing degree data

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Mixing Degree Range 0-999 GPP (0 to 160 g/kg) Calculated based on relative humidity and air temperature measurements

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FLIR MR77

Pinless Moisture Meter with Infrared Thermometer and Bluetooth METERLiNK®

This pinless moisture meter features a built-in infrared thermometer (FLIR's patented feature) and a 20-item memory. It allows you to monitor moisture content in wood and other building materials without damaging their surface using a pinless moisture sensor (the kit includes a pin-type probe), measure humidity and temperature using the built-in probe, and measure non-contact temperature using infrared radiation. Advanced functions include calculating moisture content, dew point, and vapor pressure.
The meter is fully tested and calibrated.
With proper use, it will operate reliably for many years.

Meter Description

FLIR MR77

1. Infrared sensor
2. Laser pointer diode
3. Humidity sensor and thermometer
NOTE
The humidity sensor is shipped without connection to the meter, in a sealed protective packaging. If you connect a sensor to the meter and the meter is not in use, place the protective cover over the sensor.
4. LCD display
5. Function buttons
6. External probe socket (RJ45).

Technical specifications

Automatic Power Off
(APO)
After 30 minutes (nominal) of inactivity, with prior audible warning; resets by pressing the power button; can be disabled
APO Quiescent Current Max. 50 µA
Operating temperature 0 to 50℃ (32 to 122℉)
Storage temperature From -10 to 60℃
Operating humidity • 90%, 0 to 30℃
• 75%, 30 to 40℃
• 45%, 40 to 50℃
Storage humidity Maximum 90%
Dimensions (without sensor) 139 mm × 72 mm × 42 mm
Weight 0.29 kg, with battery
Bluetooth range Maximum 10 m
Certificates FCC Class B

Meter parameters Humidity

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Relative humidity measurement: 20 to 30℃ 0–10% ± 3%
10-90% ± 2.5%
90-99% ± 3%

Humidity data

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Humidity with cable 0–99% WME ± 5%
Humidity range without cable 0-99.9 Relative Measurement

Thermal Measurement Ranges

Function Infrared Range Accuracy (
of reading)
Infrared measurement temperature (ratio 8:1) -20 to 0℃ (-4 to 32℉) ± 5℃
1 to 200℃ (33 to 392℉) Greater of: ±3.5% or ±5℃ (±9℉)
Infrared Emissivity 0.95 (constant)
Sensor Temperature –28 to 77℃ ±2℃ (3.6℉)

Vapor Pressure Measurement Ranges

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Vapor pressure measurement -1 to 60℃ (30 to 140℉) 0.0–20.0 kPa Greater of: ±2.0% or 0.2 kPa

Dew point temperature data

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Dew point temperature range -30 to 100℃ Calculated based on relative humidity and air temperature measurements

Mixing degree data

Function Range Accuracy
(reading)
Mixing Degree Range 0-999 GPP (0 to 160 g/kg) Calculated based on relative humidity and air temperature measurements
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