If you work on HVAC/R systems, you need one simple tool to find problems quickly and show customers you fixed the problem―a FLIR infrared camera for HVAC/R. These affordable systems start at less than $400 and offer the resolution, temperature measurement, and thermal sensitivity needed to troubleshoot any HVAC/R system.

Check indoor air quality for exhaust, smoke, respirable crystalline silica dust (RCS), airborne combustible dust, and other harmful air pollutants. The FLIR EM54 is ideal for inspecting and troubleshooting HVAC/R ducting systems within residential, commercial, and industrial facilities.

2020年5月18日 · With the FLIR C5 in your pocket you’ll be ready anytime to find hot fuses, air leaks, plumbing issues, and more. Identifying hidden problems is easy with the 160 × 120 (19,200 pixels) true thermal imager, MSX® (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging), 5-megapixel visual camera, and LED flashlight.

2019年9月10日 · See hot and cold spots that indicate serious issues in HVAC and electrical systems with the FLIR TG267. Examine everything from electrical connections to mechanical breakdowns—quickly and accurately.

From checking coil temperatures to finding air leaks around ducts, a thermal imaging camera can be a vital tool for proper HVAC/R troubleshooting.

If you work on HVAC/R systems, you need one simple tool to find problems quickly and show customers you fixed the problem―a FLIR infrared camera for HVAC/R. These affordable systems start at less than $400 and offer the resolution, temperature measurement, and thermal sensitivity needed to troubleshoot any HVAC/R system.

2018年8月14日 · A thermal imaging camera can help HVAC professionals quickly find the root cause of a problem, identify the faulty component and provide a level of trust that recommended repairs are indeed required. FLIR E6: Fully automatic and focus-free with an intuitive interface, the E6 offers 19,200 (160 × 120) pixels resolution in a rugged, drop-tested ...

Sometimes known as FLIR cameras (FLIR is the largest manufacturer of thermal tools), thermal imaging helps HVAC professionals diagnose problem sources and fix them faster. How Does Thermal Imaging Work? An infrared thermal device like a FLIR camera identifies heat patterns of an object’s surface.

FLIR C5 Compact Thermal Imaging Camera with WiFi: High Resolution Infrared Imager for Inspection, Electrical/Mechanical, Building, and HVAC Applications