The FLIR E30 thermal camera is equipped with a 2 MP visual camera that enables the operator to reference the position of the identified problem with a visual image.
The camera stores both the thermal and visual image simultaneously by pressing one button. An LED-lamp at the front of the camera ensures good-quality visual images can be taken in darker environments, FLIR claims. The camera also comes with a laser pointer to help the user associate the hot spot on the thermal image with the real physical target in the field.
An uncooled vanadium oxide microbolometer detector produces thermal images of 160 x 120 pixels, showing temperature differences to 0.1°C. The E30 can measure temperatures within a range of -20 to 350°C.
The inner core of the camera is protected with a rugged housing that is IP54 rated, making it suitable for use in harsh environments and applications. A 3.5″ touch screen shows thermal images and gives access to all camera features.
FLIR E-Series cameras come with FLIR Tools software that delivers thermal images directly from the camera to a PC and allows basic reporting and analysis of findings.