Recommend a thermal image camera

[nakbub]

Can anyone recommend a thermal image camera I have looked at the fluke TI9 and TI10 also the Flir I40 has anyone used these cameras or can give advice. Many Thanks!

 

[Guest123]

I rented one for a few PIR's a little while ago.

Think it was this one....

Fluke Ti10 Thermal Imagers, Thermal Imaging Camera, Thermography - Fluke UK

Did the job IMO.

 

[Sintra]

I have a flir don't know what model it is but it is superb.


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[i=p/u]

could you give me few scinarios where these are used and what you achieve, if you can put in words or maybe not,, all new to moi thanks

 

[MarkieSparkie]

i=p/u here is sample of the typical electrical uses of thermal imaging camera, with links to the fluke website for further information:
Applications for Thermal Imagers: Detecting electrical unbalance and overloads » Applications for Thermal Imagers: Detecting loose or corroded electrical connections » Applications for Thermal Imagers: Inspecting electric motors » Applications for Thermal Imagers: Tests and measurements for electrical fire prevention » Applications for Thermal Imagers: Thermal predictive maintenance at a coal plant » Applications for Thermal Imagers: Thermography and motor-condition monitoring at a paper mill » How To Use Thermal Imaging To Inspect And Troubleshoot Circuit Boards During R » Inspecting electrical vaults » Inspecting substations and switchgear » Monitoring pumps, fans and compressors » Monitoring transformers » predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, installation » Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) » Professional Advice On Evaluating Electrical Connection Hotspots With Thermal Imagers »
Hope this is of use.

 

[mayfair]

Need to save up................lots!

 

[Former Sponsor TM]

Anyone looking at new (higher end) Thermal Imaging Camera's should really have a look at the new Flir e-range launched on the 1st March this year. This range replaces the i/b 40,50, 60 and will basically leave them (and any other camera's on the current market) in the dirt. New features include a touch screen, built-in Wifi with connectivity to iPhone and iPad, improved resolution, backlit buttons etc..
Like mentioned above these camera's are very expensive. You can also have a look at the lower range which start from under £900.00 + VAT (i3 and i5).
Following link has all the different and new thermal camera's: Thermal Imagers - Thermal Cameras Infrared - FLIR - IRISYS - Flir Imaging Camera - Thermal Imaging Cameras

 

[Electronix]

Hi Guys,

I have a used I5 if anybody is interested by Flir. It is in very good condition, owned for about a year and used pretty infrequently for electronic circuit design from when I was doing sub contract electronic design work.

Unfortunately do not have the box anymore, but have the user manual/512mb SD card/micro usb to usb connector, wrist strap, charger and case etc.

Origionally purchased for around £1600, but will accept £1k including delivery.

Let me know