Flir Systems Ltd
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FLIR will be demonstrating its
thermal imaging solutions for
electrical and mechanical condition
monitoring, building fault analysis,
and energy management as well as
renewable energy plant inspection.

Its range exten

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Tough approach to latest camera

FLIR’s latest thermal imaging camera
is more robust than its predecessors.

It has ingress protection to IP43, yet
has an entry-level price of £895,
excluding VAT,
Cameras in the new i-Series can
withstand a 2m drop te

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Training courses

Thermal imaging cameras are getting
smarter and easier to use, even at
entry-level stage and the software
that drives this functionality is
becoming more powerful. Easily
affordable, the technology, however,
is only ful

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Course dates

FLIR’s Infrared Training Centre will
run its next Level III certification
training course at its HQ in West
Malling from 1st to 5th October.

Its aim is to enable pre-qualified
Level II thermographers to set up
and run

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Latest additions meet a range of requirements

Five new thermal imagers have
been introduced by Fluke to
suit a range of users,
applications and prices.

The Fluke Ti110 and Ti125 are
designed for plant technicians,
HVAC/R professionals and
electricians who need t

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Cameras on show

FLIR Systems will be demonstrating several thermal imaging cameras, including the new Tbx-Series.

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Thermal imaging camera

Where protection of lives and assets is
of the utmost importance, the new
FLIR A310 pt pan-and-tilt
radiometric thermal imaging camera
provides an efficient and cost effective
early warning system. The IP66
environmenta

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At a lower price

Two years ago, FLIR Systems introduced its T335 thermal imaging camera as a solution for those who do not require the sophistication of a top flight model but still require advanced functionality and good thermal resolution. The company reports high demand for this product and its building science counterpart, the B335.

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Fire prevention

Thermal imaging can be used to spot electrical faults in fully energised systems. The early-warning the technology provides can also help prevent fire, a factor substantiated by European electrical contractor, EGI.

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