Thermal Imaging Cameras

Thermal imaging cameras provide instant detection of temperature gradients in many different materials. The color LCD displays highlight problem areas fast, something that cannot be done with standard infrared thermometers. Paving operations bridge deck and floor slab inspections, location of delaminations, cavities, and moisture problems in concrete and masonry prism walls are just a few of the applications for these sophisticated instruments.

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These FLIR® cameras are light and compact, with focus-free lenses and simple navigation for easy one-handed operation. They are tough enough for rugged field conditions and rated to withstand shock values to 25g.

Rechargeable Lithium-ion batteries yield two to four hours or more of operating time and are quickly charged on the included AC charger. The unmatched manufacturer’s warranty offers 10-year coverage on the detector and 2 years parts and labor.

An exclusive MSX® thermal image enhancement on most models adds key details from the visible spectrum camera to the entire infrared image on the color LCD display. The text becomes clearly visible, making it easy to read a label or identifier in the image. The all-in-one image shows accurate thermal gradients along with visible details. Higher-end models feature enhanced infrared resolution, selectable measurement modes, and picture-in-picture displays, which superimpose a thermal image over a visible spectrum photo.

• FLIR® Spot Thermal Camera combines the benefits of thermal imaging with spot infrared thermometers. A wide field of view allows quick thermal identification of large areas to a precise target of the temperature measurement location. The temperature range is 13°–716°F (-25°–380°C).
• FLIR® Ex-Series Thermal Imaging Cameras feature MSX® dynamic imaging technology that produces a blended thermal/visible image for clear, detailed images. The Ex-Series cameras have Wi-Fi connectivity and are available in three levels of thermal sensitivity and visual image resolution. The temperature range varies by model.

For an economical option see our Infrared Thermometers section.