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FLIR is the global leader in thermal imaging cameras for building inspection, electrical maintenance, firefighting, R&D and industrial process work. The catalogue spans entry level pocket sized thermal cameras to research grade scientific instruments with 1280 by 1024 pixel sensors and sub millikelvin sensitivity.
The FLIR MR160 Imaging Moisture Meter comes in 2 versions: Meter only or Professional kit. Pick your options above to open the exact model, with it...
View full detailsThe FLIR EV Charger Test Adapter comes in 2 versions: NACS or Type 2 plug. Pick your options above to open the exact model, with its own price and ...
View full detailsThe FLIR VS290 Thermal Videoscope comes in 4 versions: Display and battery, no probe, 19 mm forward view thermal probe, 19 mm round tip side view p...
View full detailsThe FLIR E6 Pro Infrared Camera comes in 2 versions: Standard or NIST certified calibration. Pick your options above to open the exact model, with ...
View full detailsThe FLIR E54 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera comes in 2 versions: Standard or NIST certified calibration. Pick your options above to open the exact...
View full detailsThe FLIR Large Format Infrared Inspection Window comes in 5 versions: 6", 12" or 24" size and Aluminum or Powder coated stainless steel material. P...
View full detailsThe FLIR A700 Thermal Imaging Camera comes in 5 versions: Standard Science Kit, Professional Science Kit, Image Streaming, Smart Sensor or Advanced...
View full detailsThe FLIR MR176 Imaging Moisture Meter comes in 3 versions: Meter only, Professional kit or Remediation kit. Pick your options above to open the exa...
View full detailsThe FLIR E76 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera comes in 16 versions: 11 lens options and Standard or NIST certified calibration. Pick your options ab...
View full detailsThe FLIR A655sc High-Resolution Science Grade LWIR Camera Kit comes in 5 versions: lens options from 7° to 80°. Pick your options above to open the...
View full detailsThe FLIR DM66 True RMS Multimeter comes in 2 versions: Standard or NIST certified calibration. Pick your options above to open the exact model, wit...
View full detailsThe FLIR A70 Image Streaming Camera R&D Kit comes in 2 versions: 29° or 51° lens. Pick your options above to open the exact model, with its own...
View full detailsThe FLIR T530 Professional Thermal Imaging Camera comes in 17 versions: 10 lens options and Standard or NIST certified calibration. Pick your optio...
View full detailsThe FLIR Infrared Inspection Window comes in 5 versions: 2", 3" or 4" size and Standard or Stainless steel material. Pick your options above to ope...
View full detailsThe FLIR Thermal Studio Software License comes in 14 versions: Standard or Professional edition, 1 year or Perpetual license and user counts from 1...
View full detailsThe FLIR 3-Year Extended Warranty for Si2 Acoustic Imaging Cameras comes in 3 versions: Si2-LD, Si2-PD or Si2-Pro camera. Pick your options above t...
View full detailsThe FLIR VS80 High-Performance Rugged Videoscope comes in 7 versions: 7 probe options. Pick your options above to open the exact model, with its ow...
View full detailsThe FLIR T540 Professional Thermal Imaging Camera comes in 16 versions: 10 lens options and Standard or NIST certified calibration. Pick your optio...
View full detailsExperience unparalleled precision and clarity with this professional-grade high-definition thermal imaging camera, engineered with over five decade...
View full detailsExperience advanced thermal imaging with this professional-grade handheld thermal camera, ideal for inspections in electrical, mechanical, and indu...
View full detailsExperience unparalleled precision and versatility with this professional-grade handheld thermal camera, purpose-built for industrial, electrical, a...
View full detailsUnlock professional-grade thermal imaging with this advanced handheld camera built for precision and reliability across electrical, mechanical, and...
View full detailsGet professional-grade thermal imaging with this advanced pistol-grip camera featuring a 640 × 480 infrared detector. Ideal for electrical, mechani...
View full detailsExperience professional-grade thermal imaging with this rugged, handheld imager built for demanding industrial, electrical, mechanical, and buildin...
View full detailsFLIR Systems (now Teledyne FLIR) was founded in 1978 and pioneered commercial thermal imaging. FLIR cameras are the de facto standard in building science, electrical thermography, fire service and many industrial inspection workflows.
Certified thermographers, home inspectors, electricians, HVAC technicians, building science professionals, firefighters and R&D teams. FLIR's mature software suite (FLIR Tools, Thermal Studio, Ignite cloud) supports professional reporting that meets ASNT and InterNACHI standards.
Browse the full thermal imagers range or compare with related instruments at Extech and moisture meters.
FLIR makes its own thermal sensors (most other brands buy them). The complete vertical integration plus mature firmware, software and global service network drives the price. For paid inspection and industrial work, the support and image quality justify the cost.
For residential home inspection, 160 by 120 (E5 Pro level) is the practical entry point. For building science and energy auditing, 320 by 240 (E54+) is the sweet spot. For electrical thermography, 320 by 240 with high temperature range. For fire service or R&D, go higher.
Yes. All current generation FLIR cameras are NIST traceable and can be sent for annual calibration through FLIR's authorised service centres. A calibration certificate documents the camera's accuracy at multiple temperature points.
MSX (Multi Spectral Dynamic Imaging) overlays the visible camera image's edge detail on the thermal image. Labels, gauges, serial plates and writing remain readable in the final thermal image, which makes reports easier to interpret.



