The FLIR E52 is your entry into the Exx-Series, offering the resolution and sensitivity you need for basic condition monitoring and electrical/mechanical inspection.
The FLIR E52 is your entry into the Exx-Series, offering the resolution and sensitivity you need for basic condition monitoring and electrical/mechanical inspection.
The FLIR E52 is your entry into the Exx-Series,
offering the resolution and sensitivity you need
for basic condition monitoring and electrical
/mechanical inspection.
The 240 × 180 pixel thermal detector accurately
measures temperatures up to 550°C (1022°F) and
produces crisp, vibrant imagery that can be enhanced
with patented FLIR MSX® technology for added detail
and perspective.
The onboard FLIR Inspection Route runs pre-planned
routes to help you stay organized when surveying
large or multiple locations.
For more details please refer datasheet.
The FLIR E52 is your entry into the Exx-Series,
offering the resolution and sensitivity you need
for basic condition monitoring and electrical
/mechanical inspection.
The 240 × 180 pixel thermal detector accurately
measures temperatures up to 550°C (1022°F) and
produces crisp, vibrant imagery that can be enhanced
with patented FLIR MSX® technology for added detail
and perspective.
The onboard FLIR Inspection Route runs pre-planned
routes to help you stay organized when surveying
large or multiple locations.
For more details please refer datasheet.
The FLIR E5 Pro is a rugged point-and-shoot thermal camera that can help you work more efficiently than ever before in building surveys, HVAC, automotive, and general electrical and mechanical inspections.
The FLIR TG297 is a one-of-a-kind industrial diagnostic tool that combines accurate temperature measurement with the ability to image up to 1030°C (1886°F).
The FLIR TG267 takes you beyond the limitations of single-spot IR thermometers to both see and evaluate the hot and cold spots that can indicate serious issues.
The FLIR ONE® Pro helps you find invisible problems faster than ever, whether you're inspecting electrical panels, troubleshooting mechanical systems, looking for HVAC problems, or finding water damage.