Maintain Safety and Efficiency
Industrial Meters and Thermal Inspection Tools
To keep systems working with precision, you need inspection tools that measure with accuracy, streamline surveys, and ensure worker safety. Intelligent and tough, FLIR Test & Measurement instruments are designed to meet these challenges in any industrial application. With advanced options such as Infrared Guided Measurement (IGMTM), high protection ratings, datalogging, and the ability to send data over METERLiNK®, FLIR Test & Measurement products are packed with the tools you need to accurately diagnose issues, take reliable measurements, and repair systems efficiently.
Target Problems Quickly with IGM™
Finding the source of an electrical failure can turn into a guessing game if you’re using a thermocouple or spot IR gun. FLIR IGM products combine thermal imaging with clamp meters or digital multimeters, so you can find hot spots visually and then quickly start on repairs.
Improve Your Work Safety
Utility and industrial facility electricians need a safe, reliable way to troubleshoot problems and provide overall predictive maintenance on the systems for which they’re responsible. FLIR industrial clamp meters are built for high-current systems, offering the protection ratings and measurement tools electricians need at an affordable price.
A Versatile Videoscope for Virtually Any Inspection
When you need to inspect areas that are out of reach or difficult to access, the FLIR VS80 is the solution you've been looking for. Seven waterproof camera probes are available to give you flexibility for your unique application. With one or more of the VS80 camera probes, you can perform a wide range of inspections for HVAC/R, building, and automotive applications, as well as industrial equipment maintenance and NDT inspection.
Detect Hazards from a Safe Position
With a FLIR VS290 Thermal Videoscope Kit, maintenance inspectors can see deep into motors and see the source of mechanical or electrical failures. Utilities inspectors can look down into an underground vault, avoiding hazards like energized cables and water intrusion, to search for thermal signs of potential faults. Building inspectors can search tight crawlspaces for signs of moisture, missing insulation, or invading pests. Adding a thermal videoscope to your tool kit can be a huge step towards improving safety, speeding inspection rates, and improving your peace of mind.
