Find Compressed Air Leaks, Detect Partial Discharge
Ultrasound imaging with an acoustic camera is an effective way to detect compressed air leaks, vacuum system leaks, and electrical partial discharge—all of which can raise your company's energy costs and cause unexpected downtime for repairs. Lightweight, one-handed Si-Series cameras can help you in utility, manufacturing, and engineering applications to identify efficiency loss and potential failures up to 10 times faster than traditional methods — with minimal training.
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Oil & Gas Solutions
The oil and gas industry faces many maintenance issues, from invisible gas leaks to failing electrical or mechanical systems. Learn about the solutions that will help you survey facilities faster, troubleshoot failures, target the source of leaks, and maintain regulatory compliance.
Electric Utilities Solutions
Learn about the solutions that could help you troubleshoot problems before they turn into expensive failures — whether you maintain uptime at electric power generation stations, keep the power flowing through distribution networks, or troubleshoot failures at the residential and commercial level.
FlexView® Dual FOV IR Lens (24°/14°) with Lens Case
For FLIR Txxx and Exx-Series Cameras; includes Lens Case
Machine Vision Cameras
FLIR offers high-performance area scan, stereo and spherical digital cameras designed to meet demanding imaging needs in industrial, medical, life science, traffic, and GIS applications.
Detect safety hazards and costly failures before they happen
Quickly monitor and troubleshoot mechanical equipment and electrical connections with accuracy and efficiency. Scan pumps, process valves, storage tanks, and motors, to ensure your equipment is immaculate, well-functioning, and profitable. Ensure proper installation of electrical wiring and equipment to prevent injury, costly power outages, and irreversible damage.
Avoid production stops with high-tech monitoring
Monitor high and low voltage installations, turbines, compressors, and other electrical, and mechanical equipment and identify potential problems before failure occurs. An anomaly can have serious implications on unmonitored processes. Ensure your equipment is working for you, not against you, with powerful inspection.
