Flir i7 thermal imaging camera can capture and produce informative pictures with its 19,600 pixels high definition detector. This detector meets the RESNET resolution standard. The camera also gives you a wider view for scanning larger areas with very fine details. Data collected from the captured images can be stored on a micro-SD memory card [...]

The device produces instant, JPEG thermal imagery that carries all required temperature data. This data can be stored on a micro-SD card for transfer onto a PC or sent to email. Flir i7 can be used in many building inspections, mechanical and electrical applications. These include door air infiltration, abnormally warm motors, electrical panel close, [...]

This thermal imager has a 0.1° thermal sensitivity and 2% or 2° accuracy. It also has a wider 29 degree infrared field-of-view. These features are an assurance of fast and accurate performance. Flir i7 Thermal imaging camera is a valuable and versatile tool that also saves you time and money.

Flir i7 features an upgraded high definition infrared detector with 140×140 pixels. This updated FLIR instrument measures 19,200 temperature points at the same time. It is a reliable instrument because it can scan and visualize the changes in temperatures on the surfaces of machinery and electrical equipment quickly and accurately. Read more about the Flir [...]

The University of Manchester in the United Kingdom has combined their hypersonic wind tunnel with a thermal imaging camera to test components and their capability to withstand airflows at very high velocities. This test was intended for the purpose of space exploration and aircraft technologies. . Hypersonic Flight enhanced with thermal imaging technology Image source: [...]

A group of 16 students from two universities planned to apply the techniques of thermal imaging in the development of a solar car for participating in the World Solar Challenge in Australia. This test was intended to confirm that specifications set in the regulations have been met. Source: Ferret . The brake of the solar [...]