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News Release from: Flir Systems | Subject: InfraCAM Value Package
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 24 October 2006
Package cuts entry cost of thermal
imaging
The InfraCAM Value Package provides a complete starter kit for anyone wishing to incorporate thermal imaging into their routine.
The introduction of the InfraCAM radiometric infra-red camera earlier this year has allowed thermal imaging to become a toolbox technology The InfraCAM's low cost price has brought this highly flexible method within the scope of any professional engineer and now Flir Systems has chosen to enhance the product's appeal by introducing a special marketing package
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Jun 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The InfraCAM Value Package provides a complete starter kit for anyone wishing to incorporate thermal imaging into their routine and represents an overall saving of more than GBP 270.
As well as the InfraCAM itself, the package comprises a carrying pouch and an extra battery that extends the potential inspection time of the InfraCAM to more than 14 hours.
Completing the kit is a car charger and a two-bay battery charger that allows both batteries to be charged overnight or one to be recharged while the other is in use.
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The InfraCAM is designed to take sharp, fully radiometric JPEG images that are easily analysed in ThermaCAM QuickView software that is provided as standard with the camera.
For those wanting better image quality and greater analysis potential Flir Systems has also introduced a special offer on its ThermaCAM E-Series whose credentials include interchangeable lenses.
As with the InfraCAM all ThermaCAM E-Series cameras are supplied as standard with ThermaCAM QuickView software but for this limited period they can also be specified with the newly launched ThermaCAM Reporter 8.0 software at a special introductory price.
And for every order received for this package Flir Systems will provide a free digital camera allowing thermal and visual images to be taken.
This is only open to the first 1000 orders for a ThermaCAM E45, E300 or E320 received by 28th December 2006 and it promises savings of over GBP 670.
ThermaCAM Reporter 8.0 is a significant development and benefits from FLIR Systems' status as part of the Microsoft Beta Development Team for the Office 2007 suite.
This new Windows-based software takes the integration of image analysis and report generating functions to a whole new level for even faster and accurate evaluation of infra-red reports.
It naturally integrates Microsoft Word enabling all of its features such as spell-check, font selection etc, to be used.
It even allows images and text to be edited and manipulated in Outlook.
ThermaCAM Reporter is also compatible with the Microsoft Vista operating system. Request a free brochure from Flir Systems ...
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