FLIR T-Series Front View
FLIR T-Series Side View
FLIR T-Series Back View
FLIR T-Series Sketch
FLIR T-Series Computer Connection

FLIR T-Series Infrared Cameras

Small, Compact & Powerful

The FLIR T-Series of portable infrared cameras takes infrared camera ergonomics, weight, and ease-of-use to a new level. Usability is key: our engineers have translated user feedback on comfort and clarity into a series of comprehensive and innovative features. Furthermore, the FLIR T-Series has been specifically developed for industrial environments.

 

Feature Overview

• Outstanding ease-of-use
• Excellent ergonomics through small size and light weight
• Tiltable lens unit
• Touch-screen
 
• Excellent infrared image quality
• Integrated digital camera
• Visualization software and tools
• Possibility to upgrade your camera to grow with your needs

Feature Details

• Up to 320 x 240 pixel resolution. The T-Series infrared image resolution ranges from 200 x 150 pixels to 320 x 240 pixels depending on camera model.
• Camera sensitivity. The thermal sensitivity in the FLIR T-Series ranges from 100mK (T200) to < 50 mK (T400) depending on model. With a better sensitivity (lower value) the camera can capture the finest image details even at low temperature differences.
• High quality visual camera. All models in the FLIR T-Series have an integrated digital camera, starting with the 1.3Mpixel camera on the T200 or the 3.1Mpixel camera on the T360, and T400. This makes observing and inspecting faster and easier and is needed to create Thermal Fusion and Picture-in-Picture images.
• Measurement range. Temperature measurement range 1 -20°C to +120°C, range 2 0°C to 350°C (optional up to 1200°C) on the T200 and 1 -20°C to +120°C, range 2 0°C to 650°C (optional up to 1200°C) on the T360 - T400.
• Interchangeable infrared lenses. The T-Series features a standard 25° lens and optional 15° and 45° lenses.
• Flexible interfaces. The T-Series is equipped with standard video, USB outputs as well as a removable SD card.
• MPEG-4 video. With the FLIR T400 you can create visual and infrared non radiometric MPEG -4 video files.
• Thermal Fusion. Merges visual and infrared images, and allows for easier identification and interpretation of infrared images. Define whether to display areas above or below a predefined temperature threshold, or a temperature interval.
• Picture-in-Picture. Create an infrared overlay on your visual image. Scalable, moveable and resizable. This feature helps to spot and highlight sensitive or dangerous temperature developments and makes report interpretation easy even for a person unfamiliar with infrared.

                                      

Picture-in-Picture allows a clear overview of this high voltage installation.



• Text and voice annotations. Text comments can be made from a pre-defined list or using the touch screen (T360/T400 only). A headset can be connected to make up to 60 seconds of voice annotations.
• Sketch annotations (FLIR T360/T400). Use the touch screen as pen and paper to add sketch annotations.
• Thumbnail image gallery. An easy-to-access thumbnail image gallery helps you to quickly review and find your infrared images.
• Radiometric JPEG. FLIR uses a non proprietary radiometric JPEG image format that allows for post processing and report writing with Microsoft Word® based FLIR software. Single image/periodic storage.
• 4 hours battery life. All models have a long lasting battery with in-camera charger, car charger, or 2 bay charger.
• Automatic focus and Manual focus, Digital zoom. Dual focus possibilities including autofocus.
• Touch screen. 3.5" LCD touch screen plus stylus brings interactivity and user comfort to a new level. It allows you to add sketching and graphical marks directly on the screen.
• IP54 standard. The T-Series meets the IP54 standard, is dust-proof and water splash-proof, and is designed to be used in harsh industrial environments and weather conditions.
• Temperature sound, image alarms. Make surveying easier and faster.
• Measurement Modes:
  • Movable measurement spots.
  • Automatic hot/cold detection; auto hot or cold spot meter markers within area.
  • Isotherms; an isotherm replaces certain colors in the scale with a contrasting color, which simplifies detecting a problem. Detect high, low and interval temperatures. An isotherm has a width and a temperature level which can be moved and stretched up and down in the scale.
  
                                           

  An isotherm highlights the temperature distribution in a transformer.

  
  
  • ΔT (Delta T) calculation. ΔT means the difference of the results between two measurement tools or one tool and a manually set reference temperature.
  • Object parameters; possible to input values for emissivity, reflective apparent temperature, relative humidity, distance and atmospheric temperature.