The new feature complements multi-spectral imaging that is now standard on the FLIR E8 and which continues to drive demand for this model.  It provides exceptional imaging quality by extracting outline detail from the on-board visual camera and blending it with the thermal profile.  Its effect is particularly striking on the high resolution, 320 x[…]

New 7250 Moisture Meter features include Digital Moisture Meter incorporating a colour coded bar graph easy to read 20-LED bar graph within the keypad which is synchronised with the units LCD which displays current moisture levels green for ‘OK’, amber for ‘WARNING’ or red for ‘DAMP’ bar graph allows users to interpret the moisture level[…]

New 7250 Moisture Meter features include Digital Moisture Meter incorporating a colour coded bar graph easy to read 20-LED bar graph within the keypad which is synchronised with the units LCD which displays current moisture levels green for ‘OK’, amber for ‘WARNING’ or red for ‘DAMP’ bar graph allows users to interpret the moisture level[…]

The TG165 Imaging IR Thermometer The TG165 eliminates the blind guesswork of troubleshooting by combining a single spot IR thermometer with the power of a thermal camera in a compact package. Built around FLIR’s Lepton micro thermal imaging camera core, the Thermometer makes it easy for users to identify invisible hot and cold spots from[…]

Technicians, engineers, scientists and users of infrared measurement equipment will have the opportunity to learn more about IR physics and applications across a variety of fields, from inspection of electrical installations, building surveys, industrial and automation applications, advanced research and optical gas imaging to NDT. The event is being hosted at the Clarion Hotel Sign[…]

The course will take place on the following dates in 2014:• 7th – 11th July – Kent• 8th – 12th September – Cardiff• 15th – 19th September – Maynooth, Ireland• 6th – 10th October – Aberdeen• 20th – 24th October – Manchester• 10th – 14th November – Nottingham• 8th – 12th December – Kent

The cameras are designed to allow electricians to inspect electrical and mechanical installations, in addition to detecting a range of building related problems.

Additional features:   large, easy to read, LCD display, with low battery indication 5 different measurement scales are included – wood 1, wood 2, plaster, concrete reference scale, measuring moisture over the range 0.1 to 40.0% supplied in a protective zip wallet general purpose two-pin probe with one metre PVC lead and BNC connector alternative[…]

Using the FLIR camera to scan for condensation build-ups allows the user to view moisture which could go undetected and can also be used for inspecting pipe work and detecting roofing problems.

The camera has enabled the council to explain to tenants the reason for the presence of damp and condensation, by providing an in-depth survey of the building in a short period of time.