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  • Thermal Imaging Is ‘the Next Evolution’ Of Inspection: Reducing Explosion Risk At Wastewater Treatment Plants

    A water treatment centre might seem like an unlikely place for a fire to break out, but the waste they handle can produce large amounts of methane gas. The flammable methane gas is then used to generate power and feed electricity into the electricity grid.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Test drive the FLIR ONE® before you buy

    The FLIR ONE is the perfect introduction to the invisible thermal world around you. Whether you need to inspect electrical panels, find the source of HVAC failures, discover hidden water damage, or just work on DIY projects, FLIR ONE Series cameras help you locate the problem fast. See for yourself!

  • FLIR T-Series

    Whether it's your responsibility to maintain a factory's uptime or keep the power flowing through distribution networks, FLIR T-Series thermal cameras offer the flexibility, precision, and features needed to inspect equipment safely and prevent breakdowns. These high-quality thermal imaging cameras pair outstanding range and resolution with the ergonomics professional thermographers need to work comfortably all day long.

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  • Continuous Monitoring | FLIR Automation

    Continuous monitoring identifies problems before failures occur in order to prevent costly production stops.

  • Applications & Integration Center (AIC)

    The FLIR Applications and Integration Center (AIC) integrates third-party products with the FLIR United Video Management System (UVMS), allowing users to manage their security systems from a single operating platform. The AIC analyzes, designs, and implements a comprehensive solution based on your set of unique requirements.

  • Research & Development

    Finding and fixing problems during electronics R&D can be a guessing game if you’re not working with a thermal imaging camera. FLIR infrared science cameras allow you to see temperatures across an entire target, so you can quickly identify heat dissipation problems and begin working on solutions.

  • 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.

  • Teledyne FLIR Debuts New Calibration, Service, and Warranty Packages: FLIR CARE and FLIR PROTECT

    Today, Teledyne FLIR announced its new service and warranty packages for select handheld and fixed-mount thermal cameras: FLIR CARE and FLIR PROTECT. FLIR CARE and FLIR PROTECT service packages are eligible for coverage and compatible with handheld thermal cameras including the GF77 and GF77a uncooled optical gas imaging cameras and those that are a part of the thermal FLIR ONE, Cx, Ex, Exx, Txxx, and T1xxx-Series families, as well as fixed-mount cameras including the FLIR A50, A70, A400, A500, and A700 cameras.

  • 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.