Convenient as an infrared thermometer, as insightful as a thermal imager, with the visual context of a digital camera. Using hyper-thin pyroelectric technology, Fluke discovered a way to push the limits of this technology pioneering an array dense enough to create an infrared heat map. In the past, blending has been the exclusive territory of thermal imagers priced five to ten times higher, but not anymore. It’s standard with your new visual IR thermometer.
Features:
• Infrared thermometer with thermal imaging capabilities for noncontact surface temperature measurement for use in monitoring electrical, mechanical, industrial, HVAC, and automotive systems
• Measures temperature from -10 to +250 degrees C (14 to 482 degrees F) with an accuracy of + or – 2 degrees C or + or – 2% of the reading, whichever is greater, and a thermal sensitivity of less than or equal to 250mK
• Uncooled pyroelectric ceramic sensor captures thermal and visual images of the target and works at a minimum distance of 50cm
• Thermal camera with LCD screen blends the visual and infrared images in 25% increments for inspection of full visual, incrementally blended, or full infrared images
• Included SD memory card stores up to 10,000 images for inspection, analysis, and reporting on a computer
