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New cameras, new features
19 December 2014
FLIR Systems has introduced new features and capabilities for its T-Series of premium thermal cameras, as well as two new members for that family, the T460 and the T660.
The cameras now feature UltraMax, a special image processing feature that improves the IR resolution and sensitivity of the cameras. UltraMax images are said to have four times the thermal pixels, twice the resolution, and 50% greater sensitivity than standard unprocessed images.
Images are viewed and processed in FLIR Tools software for PCs. UltraMax images allow users to zoom in on smaller heat anomalies, get more accurate measurements and see more detail than with previous un-processed images.
Select FLIR T-Series cameras also now come with improved thermal sensitivity – as low as 20mK – and improved temperature measurement accuracy.
The new T460 and the T660 include all of these features plus temperature ranges expanded to 2000°C, continuous auto-focus, and onboard recording of real-time radiometric video files. Data can be played back and analyzed in FLIR Tools and FLIR Tools+ software so thermal changes over time can be studied in detail.
