Thermal imaging camera comes to hand
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Barber InSys product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Apr 23, 2004
The new ISG K6900 combines all the latest technologies to create the first predictive maintenance thermal imaging camera that fits in the palm of the hand.
The new ISG K6900 combines all the latest technologies to create the first predictive maintenance thermal imaging camera that fits in the palm of the hand.
The K6900 integrates a high resolution visible spectrum camera and laser pointer, with a high performance fully radiometric microbolometer infra-red camera.
All this is packaged ergonomically for ease of use.
Key features are: light weight of 1.75kg (including battery); 320 x 240pixel resolution; a fold out and removable 3.5in TFT display; remote display cradle with full camera controls; and no export licence is required.
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