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Building Health Check & FLIR Introduce the E-Series Infrared Diagnostics with Wi-Fi Connectivity
Leveraging decades of global leadership in infrared technology, the FLIR E-Series introduces a mix of professional-grade specifications and all-new features designed to redefine the compact, point-and-shoot thermal imaging camera market
Portland, OR – FLIR Systems (NASDAQ: FLIR) announces the FLIR E-Series: four all-new compact thermal imaging cameras that offer superior infrared diagnostic capabilities coupled with industry-first innovations like Wi-Fi connectivity to iPhone®, iPad®, and iPod touch®. FLIR’s new E30, E40, E50, and E60 accelerate diagnostics for plant maintenance/MRO, electrical and HVAC technicians, energy auditors, facility inspectors, and pro thermographers, helping them find problems more quickly and easily, and communicate issues more effectively with state-of-the-art tools.
Leveraging decades of global leadership in infrared technology, the FLIR E-Series introduces a mix of professional-grade specifications and all-new features designed to redefine the compact, point-and-shoot thermal imaging camera market:
- Superior Thermal Imaging – Up to 76,800 pixels (320 × 240) IR resolution coupled with 2% accuracy, <0.05˚C thermal sensitivity, 4x digital zoom, and a 60Hz refresh rate for unbeatable detail and the highest level of point-and-shoot image quality available.
- 3.1MP Digital Camera – Use the built-in LED lamp and visual camera with 3.1 megapixel resolution to capture crisply detailed visible light images even in poorly-lit sites.
- Wide 3.5” Full-View Touchscreen – Brighter than other brands, the E-Series’ wide touchscreen displays images using the entire screen, with no cropping, while offering the industry’s most intuitive and easy-to-use control interface.
- Wi-Fi Connectivity – Send images and data to mobile devices like an iPhone, iPad or iPad touch to share reports and critical information quickly.
- Laser Pointer and Marker– Built-in laser pointer simplifies aiming and records a corresponding marker on your IR image for precise annotation.
- Scalable P-i-P and Thermal Fusion – Add compelling context to your images by overlaying thermal and visible images using picture-in-picture and blended fusion capabilities.
- Maximum Measurement Capabilities – Use up to 5 measurement modes with up to 3 measurement points you can move on the touchscreen for added detail or comparisons. Modes include: 3 Spots (center/moveable); 3 Area Boxes (Min/Max); Isotherm (above/below); Auto hot/cold spot; delta T.
- MeterLink® – Improve diagnostics and strengthen report findings by wirelessly transmitting vital diagnostic data from Extech clamp meters and moisture meters directly to the camera using Bluetooth for instant annotation on thermal images.
- Voice & Text Annotation – Ditch the notebook and voice recorder. Now, add text notes using the touchscreen keypad and record voice comments using your Bluetooth headset—even insert voice comments into multimedia diagnostic reports!
- InstantReport – Offer customers “while-you-wait” reports by quickly generating a professional PDF report while on site, directly from the camera – without cables or a PC. Easily share reports using Wi-Fi or a USB memory stick.
- Versatile Radiometric JPEGs – Store up to 1,000 images in FLIR’s exclusive radiometric JPEG format. Radiometric JPEGS store temperature data for diagnostics and analysis but they can also be easily shared as-is via email or in Word docs without losing any temperature data and without any software conversion or file export process.
The FLIR E-Series stands out as a small, light, and rugged thermal imager that is loaded with extras such as large, backlit, easy-to-operate buttons and controls, 6 palette choices (all 6 can be inverted), MPEG4 video recording, composite video-out, and more.
For identifying electrical, mechanical, or building envelope issues, affordable FLIR E-Series cameras quickly pay for themselves by revealing problems such as a faulty motor or bearing, before a failure or expensive tear-down occurs. Finding an infrared camera for your in-house facility predictive maintenance program that's easy on your budget and armed with class-leading capabilities just got easier. FLIR E-Series thermal imagers are available at Building Health Check, LLC a FLIR-authorized distributors. Call 1-800-422-7873 ext 804 for more information
About Building Health Check:
Building Health Check, manufacturers of the award winning DIY IAQ Screen Check test kits as well as IAQ testing equipment and resellers of the Flir infrared cameras such. Building Health Check has affiliations with EDLab and Accustar Labs.
Building Health Checks, LLC’s expanding client roster includes: WW Grainger, Hunter Fans, Progressive Insurance, USACE, Southern California Schools JPA, VA Medical Center, Broward General Healthcare, General Services Administration (GSA); Allstate Insurance; Carrier Air Conditioning; and, CB Richard Ellis and many other Fortune 500 companies, school boards, and city, state, and county governments, making Building Health Check, LLC the reliable industry leader in DIY IAQ testing.
You can reach Building Health Check at 1-800-422-7873 ext 804 and ask for Cy Garner.
About FLIR Systems:
Pioneers in all aspects of infrared technology, FLIR designs, manufactures, and supports thermal imaging systems and subsystems for industrial, scientific, government, commercial, and firefighting applications. With a nearly 50-year history of infrared innovation, hundreds of thousands of systems in use worldwide, and development centers and sales offices in over 60 countries, FLIR is the world leader in thermal imaging technology.
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