Thermography avoids cost-intensive failures

IR camera features measurement mode with automatic minimum and maximum temperature area indication which makes surveying faster and easier.

Available from Proviso Systems, the InfraCAM SD offers enhanced image quality, increased storage capacity and exceptional value for money.

Infra-red cameras detect and measure heat which develops in virtually all electrical or mechanical applications prior to a system failure.

Applied on a regular basis, thermal imaging or thermography avoids cost-intensive failures and major equipment or plant damage.

The InfraCAM SD is ergonomic, lightweight (550g) and easy to handle and operate.

The compact but rugged InfraCAM SD measures temperatures from -10 to +350C and detects temperature differences as small as 0.20C.

An enhanced sensitivity significantly raises its image quality and allows to seeing smaller temperature differences on the camera's large and bright 3.5in LCD.

The camera's measurement mode has been extended by an automatic minimum and maximum temperature area indication which makes surveying faster and easier.

The InfraCAM SD is suitable for industrial use.

A long-life battery ensures 7 hours of uninterrupted inspection.

The InfraCAM SD is equipped with a built-in SD card which stores up to 1000 infra-red images.

These images in a standard JPEG format can easily be shared or downloaded to a PC and directly inserted into standard Windows programs such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

The InfraCAM SD package also includes the ThermaCAM QuickReport software which allows for an analysis of the captured radiometric IR images and the creation of reports in PDF format.

The InfraCAM SD comes with a carrying case, power supply, hand strap, USB cable, user manual, power cord, battery, Quickreport software and a 128Mbyte SD Card.

The InfraCAM SD's affordable price of GBP 3995 enables facility managers, electricians, HVAC technicians and small businesses to benefit from the advantages of infra-red.

Users can now clearly document their inspections with thermal images and show their customers the problem and its repair.

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