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The New Flir C3-X features: Wi-Fi and MSX Technology, Resolution 128 x 96, and Ignite Cloud Connectivity. The C3-X pocket-size camera is a perfect tool for service technicians who make building inspections, facilities maintenance, HVAC/R, electrical repairs, and other troubleshooting applications.

With New Flir C5 Thermal Camera, you will be able inspect, document, and share quickly with cloud connectivity and Wi-Fi.

Discover Affordable, Professional Thermal Imaging Cameras from Flir: E5-XT, E6-XT, E8-XT with Extended Temperature Range.

Introducing Flir ONE Pro Series Thermal Imaging Cameras for your Smartphone.

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Flir T620 Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 45 Degree Lens
Flir T620 Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 45 Degree Lens
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Flir T640 Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 15 Degree Lens
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Flir T640 Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 45 Degree Lens
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Flir T640-NIST Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 25 Degree Lens
Flir T640-NIST Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 25 Degree Lens
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Flir T640-NIST Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 15 Degree Lens
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Flir T640-NIST Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 45 Degree Lens
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Flir T600 Thermal Imaging Camera MSX Enabled with 15 Degree Lens
Flir T600 Thermal Imaging Camera MSX Enabled with 15 Degree Lens
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Flir E4-NIST Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX and Calibration
Flir E4-NIST Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX and Calibration
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Flir T600 Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 25 Degree Lens
Flir T600 Thermal Imaging Camera with MSX Technology 25 Degree Lens
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Flir T600 Thermal Imaging Camera MSX Enabled with 45 Degree Lens
Flir T600 Thermal Imaging Camera MSX Enabled with 45 Degree Lens
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Flir E4 Infrared Camera with MSX Technology 4800 Pixels and WiFi (Free 2nd Day Shipping)
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Flir E75-42 Thermal Imaging Camera with High-Resolution and 42 Degree Lenses
Flir E75-42 Thermal Imaging Camera with High-Resolution and 42 Degree Lenses
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A thermal imaging camera measures the radiation coming off of an object and displays it as a visual array of temperature readings. Thermal or IR cameras are becoming very popular diagnostic tools for many industries as many objects in these fields are subject to temperature changes.

HVAC heating or cooling service technicians, electricians, home inspectors, facility managers, industrial production specialists, and even research scientists are using thermal cameras. Let’s discuss some simple examples of thermal imager usage:
  1. The flow of electric current generates heat. Conductors and breakers have a certain temperature tolerance. Electric service technicians can use cameras to scan a breaker panel for any possible overheating as a part of regular preventive maintenance.
  2. Production lines usually have long conveyer belts propelled by electrical motors. A maintenance tech can use a thermal camera to see overheating motors or problems with bearings, as their temperature would increase when malfunctioning.
  3. A home inspector inspects building insulation. He scans walls and windows and can use a thermal camera to see cold spots, where insulation material is missing, as cold air gets in during the Winter.

What are important selection criteria, when you choose thermal camera?
  1. Screen size for better image viewing
  2. Resolution – the higher it is, the better the picture quality.
  3. Thermal sensitivity – the lower the number is, the more sensitive the instrument is to temperature changes.
  4. Frequency – the higher frequency, the faster the picture adjusts when moving from one object to another.
  5. Temperature range – since industrial or electrical applications may require a higher range than those related to building inspection.
  6. Bluetooth and wireless features to determine if you can stream inspections to mobile devices and/or transfer data files.
  7. Reporting features to adequately process inspection results.
  8. Warranty – length and coverage.
Each professional has to meet a different set of requirements, so careful consideration is needed. We have certified thermal imaging specialists at Value Testers and we will be happy to help you select the best instrument for your needs.

Please call us at 602-795-8292, chat with us online, or send your questions to [email protected]

Valuetesters.com is an authorized distributor of several manufacturers that make thermal cameras: AEMC, Amprobe, Flir, Fluke, Mastercool and Testo.
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