Four new handheld thermal imaging cameras for more efficient inspections

FLIR Systems have launched four new additions to its Exx-Series of advanced thermal imaging cameras: the E96, E86, E76 and E54. The new cameras provide enhanced thermal resolution for more vibrant, easy-to-read images and on-camera routing capability to improve field survey efficiency when compared to predecessor Exx-Series cameras. The new series cameras are created to assist professionals to detect the early signs of building issues, identify hot spots, troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems, and stop problems before they create damage that leads to expensive repairs.

The E96 offers a 640x480 resolution and eight-times digital zoom, and is the most advanced Exx-Series thermal camera to date. It provides improved measurement results over the greatest distance to target, so professionals can safely analyse electrical faults or locate hidden anomalies at very high temperatures up to 1500C (2732F), including in extreme industrial environments such as steel mills or kilns, to assist in keeping the workplace running smoothly.

“The new Exx-Series advanced thermal imaging cameras enable building professionals, inspectors, engineers, researchers, and facility maintenance personnel to do more than ever before with a handheld thermal camera,” said Rickard Lindvall, general manager, Solutions Business at FLIR. “With improved thermal resolution and on-camera routing capabilities, the Exx Series can help our customers make better, informed decisions to complete the job more efficiently and effectively.”