IR Camera Project

[laketime]

One of our customers, medical manufacturing, insurance company has asked for a "FLIR inspection" and report. What product do you guys usually use and what is involved in a "report"?

 

[BillyMac59]

"FLIR" is a manufacturer of thermographic/IR (infrared) cameras. A typical report will document what equipment was inspected. When said inspection reveals an anomaly, a picture plus an IR image is attached showing the problem area, the possible reason, and a proposed solution. Some IR camera manufacturers have report software available integrating their camera with their software. "Fluke" brand offers this. I'm sure there are others. To be 100% sure of what is required, have your customer contact their insurance company for specific details.

 

[hillbilly1]

You can rent those through GE rents? It may be under another name now. I bought a small handheld off Fleabay that saves the image to an sd card.

 

[LarryFine]

"FLIR" is a manufacturer of thermographic/IR (infrared) cameras.

They took the name from the acronym.

 

[AC\DC]

I got the same thing to do. I use to have flir IR camera butt flir sucks, flukes expensive. Trying to find a reasonable one for 500-800 I’ll keep you posted.