Fluke’s 279 FC True RMS multimeter features a built-in thermal imager. The 15 measurement functions include voltage AC and DC, resistance, continuity and more. It is built to withstand a 3-ft. drop and is double-insulated with a raised rubber holster for protection.
Flir’s E54 is designed for basic condition monitoring, electrical/mechanical inspection and building inspection. It measures temperatures up to 1,202°F. The inspection route runs preplanned routes to help users stay organized when surveying large or multiple locations.
Amprobe’s IRC-110 thermal camera features three selectable color palettes: grayscale, hot iron and rainbow. It features center-point temperature measurement, and has a point-and-shoot functionality to give users a visual heat map image for identifying temperature-related issues.
Flir’s E76 covers near and distant targets through a range of interchangeable lenses, with fields of view for everything from wide-angle roof inspections to electrical inspections performed from a safe distance. The onboard inspection route runs preplanned routes to help users stay organized when surveying large or multiple locations.
AEMC’s 1950 thermal camera provides a real-time, noncontact inspection method. It operates in temperatures between –4°F and 122°F and can be mounted on a tripod. The LCD screen is 2.8 in.
Fluke’s TiX501 thermal camera enables users to find subtle temperature differences with advanced thermal sensitivity. The interchangeable smart lenses require no calibration of the thermal camera and give users the versatility and image quality needed to conduct inspections in almost any environment.
