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| FLIR's new MR160 Imaging Moisture Meter is the first of its kind. It features Infrared Guided Measurement (IGM) Technology that helps you quickly scan and target moisture issues. Equipped with a built-in thermal camera, you can review images and generate reports with FREE Flir tools software. The MR160 comes with FLIR's 2-10 warranty, 2 year full product warranty and 10 year detector warranty. |  |
Simplify Current Measurements with the New FLIR CM55 & CM57
Make it easier to take accurate current measurements with FLIR’s new CM55/57 flexible clamp meters. Made with narrow, flexible coil clamps instead of a traditional hard jaw, the FLIR CM55 and CM57 snake, bend, and maneuver around obstacles so you can easily take measurements in tight or awkward spots – even in deep, crowded cabinets.
Tackle multiple conductor measurements with true RMS AC current up to 3,000 Amps, and take readings from a safe distance with remote viewing via iOS® and Android™ smartphones or tablets.
To get the same flexibility and maneuverability of the FLIR CM55/57 with your existing clamp meter or DMM, check out the FLIR TA72/74 universal flex current probe accessory. It works with most DMMs and clamp meters of every brand, giving you the best readings.
With an increased demand for infrared products across a growing number of markets, FLIR has become a world leader in the design and manufacturing of Thermal Imaging Infrared Cameras. Today, FLIR’s thermal imaging products can be found in commercial, industrial and government markets.
Thermal Imaging Infrared Cameras:
A Thermal Imaging Infrared Camera renders infrared radiation as visible light, which allows its user to see areas of heat through various barriers. Thermal Imaging Infrared Cameras are rugged and are constructed to be heat and water resistant. Many Thermal Imaging Infrared Cameras are handheld, however, they may also be mounted to helmets or various equipment; providing the user with a portable and manageable field device.
Who uses FLIR cameras and where?
Commercial applications: FLIR’s thermal night vision cameras may be used for individual consumers, first responders, firefighters, security professionals and OEM’s.
Industrial applications: FLIR’s infrared cameras can be used for building diagnostics, research and development, gas detection, furnace or boiler inspection and other electro-mechanical imaging purposes.
Government systems: FLIR’s thermal imaging cameras may be used surveillance, threat detection, radiation detection, explosives and narcotics detection, perimeter intrusion detection and field-based chemical analysis.
