THERMAL CAMERA FLIR FLIR E96 42, 640X480

FLIR E96 with 42° optics. High-performance thermal cameras in the E96 series featuring a 4-inch, 640 x 480 capacitive touchscreen with auto and laser focusing. High resolution class (up to 464×348 = 161,472 pixels) and extremely sensitive detector (0.03°C) produce exceptionally high-quality images, enabling thermal cameras to detect even small temperature differences. With the laser distance meter and area measurement, you gain more information about the target. A 25% brighter display and faster interface significantly enhance usability. With UltraMax™ image enhancement, you double the image resolution, and with MSX® visual and thermal image fusion, you clarify the target. Scratch-resistant Dragontail™ protective lens and IP54 protection rating enable operation in harsher conditions. The camera is designed for professional thermal imagers for daily use. Features:

• IR resolution: 640 x 480 (307,200 pixels)
• UltraMax™ image enhancement: 1.2 megapixels
• Temperature range: -20°C to +1500°C
• Accuracy: ±2°C or ±2% of reading
• Sensitivity (NETD): 30 mK (0.03°C)
• Digital zoom: 1-8x
• Focusing: Laser auto-focus and manual focus
• Minimum focus distance: 15 cm
• Battery life: 2.5 h
• Display: 4-inch, 640 x 480 capacitive touchscreen
• Measurement tools: Spot tool (3 units) and area tool (3 units)
• Area measurement with area tool
• Image modes: Thermal image, Image-in-image, MSX®, Visual
• Isotherms & color alarms: Above, below, and between & insulation index & dew point
• Scheduled recording: 10 s – 24 h
• Laser distance meter
• Compass & GPS
• Visual camera: 5MP (53° x 41°), with LED light
• Thermographic video recording
• Connections: USB 2.0, Bluetooth, WiFi
• Available additional optics: 42° (10 mm), 24° (17 mm), 14° (29 mm)

Delivery includes: E96 thermal camera, user manual, 2 batteries, power supply, charging cradle and power adapter, SD memory card (8 GB), lens covers, USB cables, HDMI adapter, wrist strap with carabiner, hard carrying case.

This product description is an automated translation of the original Finnish description.