Fluke Ti10 Thermal Imager - Infrared Ir Imaging Camera

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The perfect tool for troubleshooting and maintenance.

This thermal imager is built for tough work environments. Its high-performance, fully radiometric infrared camera is ideal for troubleshooting electrical installations, HVAC/R equipment, process equipment, electro-mechanical equipment, and others.

Thermo-graphic imaging cameras detect radiation in the infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum (900-14,000 nanometers or 0.9-14 µm) and from that radiation produce images. According to the black body radiation law, objects above 0 Kelvin radiate infrared radiation. With the Fluke Ti 10 it is possible to see one's environment with or without visible illumination. Radiation emitted by an object increases with temperature. The Fluke Ti 10 allows one to see variations in those temperatures. When viewed through a thermal imager, warm objects will stand out well against cooler backgrounds. Humans as well as animals stand out extremely well against their environment. This is why the basis of thermal imaging originates from security and military applications

All Fluke thermal imaging cameras come standard ...
... with Fluke's revolutionary IR Fusion®. Fluke's IR-Fusion® Technology allows you to see things both ways, in infrared and visible light fused together, communicating critical information faster and easier. Traditional infrared images are no longer enough. IR-Fusion technology simultaneously captures a digital photo in addition to the infrared image and fuses it together taking the mystery out of IR image analysis. Simply scroll through the 5 viewing modes to identify trouble areas in full infrared light, full visual light, picture-in-picture, or automatic blend visual and thermal images.

The Fluke Ti10 is engineered and tested to withstand a 2 m (6.5 ft) drop, dust and water, and includes an IP54 rating. The 3.6 in diagonal landscape color LCD screen, with backlight, delivers the clear, crisp images at 160x120 pixels, a big help when needing to find problems fast. Thermal sensitivity is rated at