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FLIR E54 portable thermal camera certified D19
The FLIR E54 24° portable infrared thermal camera - 84512-1201 allows you to discover the Exx series and benefit from the basic resolution and sensitivity you need in maintenance for electrical inspection (D19), mechanical inspection of installations , and for the energy control of buildings. The powerful thermal detector produces sharp, dynamic images that can be enhanced using FLIR MSX technology for increased detail and perspective. This camera has a body temperature detection feature.
IMPROVED CONTRAST FOR FASTER TROUBLESHOOTING
Use the FLIR 1-Touch Level/Span feature to instantly improve image contrast and highlight potential electrical or mechanical issues.
DIAGNOSTIC SUPPORT FEATURES
The E54 measures up to 650°C (1202°F), has three measuring points and displays max./min temperature. live in an area on the screen.
SIMPLIFIED REPORTS
Built-in integration with FLIR routing software (Optional), a built-in microphone for voice annotations, and reporting features allow the E54 to personalize your workday.
– Thermal resolution: 320 x 240 (76,800 pixels), pitch 17um
– Lens supplied 17 mm 24°x18°
– Manual focus
- Laser pointer
– Geolocation of images
– Sensitivity of <40 mK at 30°C
– Accuracy of ±2% or ±2°C
– Temperature range: -20°C to +120°C, +0°C to +650°C
– IR, Visual, MSX, picture-in-picture display
– Large, bright 4-inch IPS touchscreen
– Text comments by touch keyboard or predefined
– Integrated microphone and speaker for audio comments
– Images in unique JPEG Radiometric format
– Recording of radiometric video sequences
– Bluetooth connection with Meterlink measuring devices and Bluetooth headset
– Transfer images via Wi-Fi to iOS smartphone, with the FLIR Tools Mobile application
– Li-ion battery life: 2.5 hours.
– Weight 1 Kg
Accessories included: 2 batteries, dual charger, 8 GB SD card, wrist strap, strap, lens protection, USB cable, Flir Thermal Studio Starter software.
Guarantee* :
– Camera: 2 years / Detector: 10 years
(*) subject to product registration on the FLIR website
