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  • FLIR Extended Warranties

    Extended warranty and service packages from FLIR provide the peace of mind you need, protecting your camera from material defects and issues for a full three years beyond your factory warranty. If anything goes wrong with your camera or its battery*, you won’t have to worry about expensive repairs or replacements. And with our range of premium warranty options, you will receive one free service with calibration, discounts on additional service needs, and options for fast-delivered loaner cameras.

  • Maintaining Quality and Performance

    Avoid unforeseen downtime and ensure your thermal data is always correct with world-class calibration from FLIR. Whether you just require performance verification services or prefer our premium traceable calibration adjustment service, FLIR has an accredited calibration package for you.

  • Teledyne FLIR debuts enhanced K-Series thermal imaging cameras

    FLIR, a Teledyne company, has launched its improved K-Series firefighting and search and rescue (SAR) thermal imaging cameras (TICs). This TIC series now includes greater image clarity and sharpness, especially in low-contrast scenes, offering better overall perception to improve operator safety and efficiency.

  • Meet the FLIR TG-Series Cameras

    The lightweight, handheld FLIR TG-Series thermal imaging tools are designed to help you diagnose equipment problems and discover potential failure points. Once you spot the issue, you can ensure customer satisfaction by recording "before & after" thermal images that confirm problems were corrected.

  • Become a UAS Developer

    Thanks for your interest in FLIR’s Unmanned Development Kits (UDKs).

  • FLIR Axxx-Series Fixed-Mount Thermal Cameras

    Fixed-Mount cameras from the FLIR Axxx-Series (A400, A500, A700) are perfect for Process Control & Monitoring, Condition Monitoring, and Early Fire Detection.

  • Visual Augmentation Systems

    From thermal and image intensified weapon sights to multi-sensor thermal binoculars, FLIR visual augmentation systems provide recon sniper teams, border patrol agents, military patrols, and convoy security teams a powerful tactical advantage whether they’re scanning through camouflage or the dark of night.

  • A Lens on Appendix K: How the NSPS OOOOb Elevates the Use of Optical Gas Imaging for Leak Detection

    This is part two in a series of blog posts that address changes to environmental protection rules from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) concerning the use of optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras for the detection and mitigation of oil and gas emissions, including methane.

  • Acoustic Leak Detection | Air and Gas Leak Detector

    Teledyne FLIP offers air and gas leak detection sensors that can quickly and accurately locate leaks in systems with minimal training needed.

  • Teledyne FLIR Releases New 80° Wide-Angle Thermal Lens and Port Adapter for FLIR Thermal Cameras

    Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, today introduced a new 80 degree lens with an ultra-wide field of view, designed to enable maintenance managers, engineers, and mechanical technicians to keep an eye on assets in a large target area for continuous monitoring, condition monitoring, and early intervention of developing faults. The 80 degree lens is compatible with FLIR Axxx-Series fixed-mount thermal cameras and FLIR Exx, T5xx, and T8xx portable camera families.

  • Webinar: End Your Year with FLIR - Smart Strategies for Compliance, Cost Savings, and Condition Monitoring Excellence

    In 2023, asset intensive organizations have faced numerous challenges including escalating operational costs, the implementation of new NFPA 70B standards, a scarcity of skilled workers, and a slew of other hurdles. But as we near the conclusion of this year, Teledyne FLIR is here to equip you and your organization for success in 2024.

  • OGI Camera Resolution: Less is Often More

    When considering resolution for an optical gas imaging camera, you should understand that less is often more. Resolution has some unique advantages, but when considering the core function of an optical gas imaging camera — to visualize gas leaks — a lower resolution camera is often better to get the job done.