Ideal for testing surface areas in the garage, workshop, kitchen or office, the uses for ThermoHAWK™ devices are almost endless!

The ThermoHAWK™ 220 and 420 have take the proven performance of the 200 and 400 units and upgraded the design to make it even more compact and user-friendly, meanwhile, the ThermoHAWK™ Pro 630 and 632 are hand-held gun style thermometers that offer testing at greater distances and higher temperatures.

Other ThermoHAWK™ advantages include:

• No Contact Necessary. Simply point the ThermoHAWK™ within a short distance from the spot you want to measure and press the ‘test’ button.
• Fast Response Time. The ThermoHAWK™ units will measure the temperature of a surface in as little as half a second.
• Accuracy. The margin of error using the ThermoHAWK™ is less than 2.5 percent.
• Measurement range. 220 and 420 units have varied ranges from -27°F to 428°F, while the 630 and 632 are capable of measuring temperatures from -4°F to 930°F.
• Display. All ThermoHAWK™ units have a digital temperature reading in either Fahrenheit or Celsius.

“The new ThermoHAWK™ 220 and 420 units help to diversify the product line and allow customers to have a selection of units to choose from, while the ThermoHAWK™ Pro Series was developed in response to consumer need for affordable, reliable, professional laser point thermometers making testing of very hot surfaces much easier and safer for the consumer,” said Brian Eddy, Chief Executive Officer at Q3 Innovations, LLC. The ThermoHAWK™ 220 (MSRP, $39.99), 420 (MSRP, $49.99), ThermoHAWK™ Pro 630 (MSRP, $39.99), 632 (MSRP, $44.99) are now available to all consumers and distributors.

In my mind I have two classifications of gadgets: ones that are tools and ones that are toys. Most of my favorite gadgets are both.

In preparation for a upcoming review, I needed to buy an infrared thermometer. I debated buying one of these “touchless” thermometers a few years ago, but eschewed the idea because the few available for consumers were expensive, bulky and rather ugly. Professional models, like the Fluke 63, were less unsightly but even more expensive and cumbrous. [Full Story]

Source: The Gadgeteer – Q3 Innovations ThermoHAWK 200 Infrared Thermometer – May 9, 2007

ASE Labs is known for its computer specific reviews. It is with great pleasure that I want to announce that ASE Labs will be venturing into the consumer electronics area as well as computers. With that, here is the first of many reviews that will show you interesting new technologies and cool gadgets.

Thermohawk sent a nifty tool that allows you instantly get temperature readings without touching the surface of the object. This technology is known as IR temperature sensing or a laser thermometer. It is very useful for getting a handle of the temperature inside your computer system and different surfaces. [Full Story]

Source: ASE Labs – ThermoHawk 200 – January 30, 2007

With all of the computer hardware we review, it’s nice to occasionally get a cool gadget or two to review, to break up the format a little. Especially when the gadget is as cool and fun as the ThermoHawk 200 Touchless Thermometer. [Full Story]

Source: DevHardware.com – ThermoHawk 200 Touchless Thermometer – September 27, 2006

Today, the world of professional quality personal safety and monitoring devices meets with the world of PC enthusiasts and modders. “How so”, you ask? Q3 Innovations, a maker of environmental sensors, (DOT/NHTSA/FDA) approved breathalyzers, and UV level indicators recently introduced a product series called the ThermoHAWK touchless thermometer. Today in the MTB Labs, we will be evaluating the ThermoHAWK 200, a pen-sized thermometer designed for a wide variety of applications. [Full Story]

Source: ModTheBox.com – ThermoHAWK 200 Touchless Thermometer – September 2, 2006

Here at ExtremeMHz, we tend to focus on highly unique products and the one I’ll be showing you today certainly does fit the bill. It is a product I found that will actually prove quite useful among a variety of PC Enthusiasts, Gamers and overclockers looking for a reliable and quick way of measuring the temperature of your systems and components within. Q3 Innovations, co-founded in 1999, introduced this one-of-a-kind product earlier this year at CES. The ThermoHAWK series products are pen-sized touch-less thermometers that allow you to quickly and easily check the surface temperature of just about any object. Q3i sent over one of the three models in this series, the ThermoHAWK 200. [Full Story]

Source: Extreme MHz – Q3i ThermoHAWK 200 Touch-less Thermometer – June 11, 2006

Up for review today is the ThermoHAWK 200, compliments of CrazyPC. It is an Infrared thermometer in a penlight form that can measure the surface temperature of anything that your little heart desires. The ThermoHAWK is available in two forms: the 200 and 400. The 400 actually has a penlight and can measure temperatures up to 428° F (220° C). The 200 model will only measure up to 230° F (110° C). The accuracy of the ThermoHAWK is claimed to be +/- 1° C (1.8° F). Also included are two watch type batteries and a lanyard with a keychain. Time to test the ThermoHAWK 200 out on some surfaces and see how well it really functions. [Full Story]

Source: Virtual-Hideout – ThermoHAWK 200 Thermal Sensor Review – June 9, 2006

Up for review today is the ThermoHAWK 200, compliments of CrazyPC. It is an Infrared thermometer in a penlight form that can measure the surface temperature of anything that your little heart desires. The ThermoHAWK is available in two forms: the 200 and 400. The 400 actually has a penlight and can measure temperatures up to 428° F (220° C). The 200 model will only measure up to 230° F (110° C). The accuracy of the ThermoHAWK is claimed to be +/- 1° C (1.8° F). [Full Story]

Source: nForcersHQ – ThermoHawk 200 Thermal Sensor review – June 7, 2006

When testing or troubleshooting your computer whether it is to find a fault or to find out what has been overheating your case so much, you more or less have to rely on your fingers to do the touching to find out what component is overheating and not allowing you to gain that excellent overclock you have been striving to achieve. [Full Story]

Source: TweakNews – Q3I THERMOHAWK 200/400 TOUCHLESS THERMOPILE INFRARED SENSOR KEYCHAIN THERMOMETER – May 11, 2006

Some are interested in knowing the temperature outside and some, how hot the chipset is running. These are only two examples of many kinds of different temperature measurement needs out there. Also, there are almost as many types of thermometers as there are situations that require them. This time we’ll show you one very interesting product from Q3 Innovations that might get you interested in getting the temperature. [Full Story]

Source: Metku Mods – ThermoHAWK 400 – May 10, 2006