Accurate dual imaging technology
Irisys has launched its first highresolution
handheld thermal
imaging camera, the IR32DS.
The feature-rich camera’s 320 x 240
pixel resolution is normally found on
more expensive models, and is
suitable for the engine

Irisys has launched its first highresolution
handheld thermal
imaging camera, the IR32DS.
The feature-rich camera’s 320 x 240
pixel resolution is normally found on
more expensive models, and is
suitable for the engineer
or
thermographer
who demands a
crisp, detailed
image with
thermal
measurement
accuracy.
With a 76,800 pixel
display, the IR32DS offers
four times the resolution of
a standard 19,200 pixel
array, providing good
imaging performance
especially for viewing
smaller items and
objects from a long
distance. Typical
applications include inspection
of electricity power lines,
distribution sub-stations,
industrial plant and ceiling
mounted industrial plant. Where
small or complex items are to be
viewed, the high 320×240 resolution
allows detailed images to be created
for accurate thermal interpretation.
The handheld, lightweight IR32DS
enables engineers to capture and
display thermal images, visual
images, a fusion of the two, or as
picture-in-picture, making it easier
to identify hot and cold spots.
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