Translation guide
A pyrometer is a device for measuring high temperatures, often without direct contact. In Japanese, the most common term is 高温計, but more specific types exist.
A device for measuring high temperatures, typically above the range of ordinary thermometers.
The standard Japanese term for a pyrometer. Used in technical and industrial contexts.
This pyrometer can measure up to 2000 degrees Celsius.
Katakana loanword from English. Common in technical fields, but 高温計 is more standard.
In the factory, they use a pyrometer to control the furnace temperature.
A non-contact pyrometer that measures temperature by detecting thermal radiation.
An optical pyrometer measures temperature by using the brightness of an object.