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FLIR E-Series Infrared Cameras

With an image quality of up to 320 x 240 pixels, the FLIR E-Series is ideal for predictive maintenance and planned inspection of electrical and mechanical systems to ensure they operate at maximum efficiency and safety with minimal energy consumption.

	Large and bright LCD Sharp thermal images and easy-to-read temperature values are presented on the touch screen LCD display.
	Laserpointer and LED light Activate the built in laser pointer and associate the hot spot you see on the LCD with the real target in the field. A LED light assures clear visual images.
	Wifi Transfer images wirelessly to a smart phone or tablet PC.
	Thermal Fusion Merges visual and infrared images to offer better analysis.
	Picture-in-Picture (PiP) With the PiP-function it is easy to locate areas of interest.
	MeterLink™ FLIR MeterLink technology simplifies the work in electrical or building inspections by making it possible to transfer, via Bluetooth®, the data acquired by an Extech clampmeter or multi function moisture meter and psychrometer into the infrared camera. The MeterLink technology saves time and eliminates the risk of erroneous records or notes.
	Instant reports Create instant reports directly in camera. Easy to copy reports to USB.
	Text and voice annotations Text comments can be made from a pre-defined list or by using the touch screen. A headset can be connected to make voice annotations.
	Visual camera Visible light camera makes observing and inspecting faster and easier.

FLIR E-Series camera model comparison

FLIR E30	FLIR E40	FLIR E50	FLIR E60
Thermal image quality: 160x120 pixels	Thermal image quality: 160x120 pixels	Thermal image quality: 240x180 pixels	Thermal image quality: 320x240 pixels
Thermal sensitivity: <0.1°C	Thermal sensitivity: <0.07°C	Thermal sensitivity: <0.05°C	Thermal sensitivity: <0.05°C
Temperature range: 0°C to +250°C	Temperature range: -20°C to +650°C	Temperature range: -20°C to +650°C	Temperature range: -20°C to +650°C
Spotmeter: 1	Spotmeter: 3	Spotmeter: 3	Spotmeter: 3
1 box with min./max./average	3 boxes with min./max./average	3 boxes with min./max./average	3 boxes with min./max./average
Delta temperature measurement	Delta temperature measurement	Delta temperature measurement
Built-in 2 Mpixels digital camera	Built-in 3.1 Mpixels digital camera	Built-in 3.1 Mpixels digital camera	Built-in 3.1 Mpixels digital camera
Voice / text annotations	Voice / text annotations	Voice / text annotations
MeterLink™	MeterLink™	MeterLink™
Bluetooth® / WiFi	Bluetooth® / WiFi	Bluetooth® / WiFi
1-2x continuous digital zoom	1-4x continuous digital zoom	1-4x continuous digital zoom
IR area on visual image	Scalable IR area on visual image	Scalable IR area on visual image
Thermal Fusion	Thermal Fusion
Non-radiometric video streaming	Non-radiometric video streaming
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Must Read Guidebooks

Booklet: Thermal imaging guidebook for industrial applications

Numerous industries worldwide have discovered the advantage of incorporating infrared cameras in their industrial processes and programs. This booklet is an in-depth guide for these industrial applications.

Booklet: Thermal imaging guidebook for building applications

Thermal imaging cameras are powerful and non invasive tools for monitoring and diagnosing the condition of buildings. Energy losses, missing insulations, air leaks, moisture and many other building related problems become immediately and clearly visible on a thermal image.

Booklet: Thermal imaging guidebook for automation applications

Automated IR (infrared) radiation imaging offers the potential for improving a host of industrial production applications, including process monitoring and control, quality assurance, asset management, and machine condition monitoring.

Booklet: Thermal imaging guidebook for gas detection applications

Infrared cameras can also play a major role in helping to decrease environmental damage. They are successfully used for detecting insufficient insulation in buildings, identified as one of the highest opportunity areas for decreasing the greenhouse effect, as well as detecting environmentally dangerous gas leaks.

Booklet: Thermal imaging guidebook for R&D Professionals

Although infrared radiation (IR) is not detectable by the human eye, an IR camera can convert it to a visual image that depicts thermal variations across an object or scene.

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Thermal Imaging Guidebook for Building Applications

Get the FREE copy of this informative FLIR Systems publication. Thermal imaging cameras are powerful and non invasive tools for monitoring and diagnosing the condition of buildings. Energy losses, missing insulations, air leaks, moisture and many other building related problems become immediately and clearly visible on a thermal image. Also the renewable energy sector has discovered the benefits of thermal imaging cameras. Solar panel and windmills are regularly inspected with the help of a thermal imaging camera.

The guidebook is written for everyone with an interest in the use of thermal imaging cameras for building and renewable energy applications. It introduces the reader to many applications for building, solar panel and windmill inspections. It also explains to which details you need to pay attention when carrying out thermal inspections and has useful tips for choosing the correct thermal imaging camera for your specific building or renewable energy application.

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