MAINTEC 2nd – 4th March 2010, NEC - Stand no: E4

The mid-range T-Series is a prime example of FLIR’s commitment to providing customers with the very best return on investment. Thanks to new features such as IR video streaming, periodic storage and new lenses these cameras can also be used for basic analysis as well as their mainstream predictive maintenance work. The FLIR T-Series now comprises no less than 10 models to ensure that the customer can select the best model to help improve efficiency and competitiveness regardless of application.

Three new T-Series models will appear for the first time at Maintec 2010. These cameras are designed for those who need advanced functionality but not the sophistication of the FLIR top-of-the-range P-Series. Priced at less than £10,000, the new FLIR T335 represents excellent value for money. Its thermal sensitivity is 0.05°C across a wide temperature measurement range. And to tailor temperature measurement readings to the application, this new addition offers a range of measurement modes.

The new FLIR T365 and the T425 have been introduced for the express purpose of reducing energy consumption through highly efficient electrical and mechanical infrared faultfinding. Features such as autofocus and zoom lens enhance the flexibility of these models. Ergonomic design combined with low weight, picture-in-picture fusion, touch screen, tiltable lens unit, laser pointer and interchangeable optics complete the package.

FLIR will also be showing its brand new gas detection cameras. The new models can see, measure and visualise temperature too. So in addition to gas and VOC leak detection, these fully radiometric cameras can also be used to detect electrical and mechanical faults and even for building inspection.