Infrared cameras
- Thread starter Askal
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handdi
Supportive Member
al i know very little BUT
I was at connections and fluke just come out with a new one
2300 i would really check it out
I was at connections and fluke just come out with a new one
2300 i would really check it out
Desk Jockey
Member
Al
We have 3-of the big Fluke Cameras, no experience with Flir. I know Flir makes good cameras, the military uses them.
We have 3-of the big Fluke Cameras, no experience with Flir. I know Flir makes good cameras, the military uses them.
J Scott W
Member
I think you got this information before, but for the benefit of others -
The b series cameras are designed and calibrated for use at ambient building temperatures. (B for buildings.) The i series cameras are designed for use at much higher industrieal temperatures.
So if you want to use for water damage restoration, home inspection, energy audits and so forth, you want the b series. If you'll be inspecting industrial equipment, electrical junctions and so forth, get the i series.
Buy a b-50 camera through Interlink Supply before the end of this year and you will also get an Extech boroscope free.
The b series cameras are designed and calibrated for use at ambient building temperatures. (B for buildings.) The i series cameras are designed for use at much higher industrieal temperatures.
So if you want to use for water damage restoration, home inspection, energy audits and so forth, you want the b series. If you'll be inspecting industrial equipment, electrical junctions and so forth, get the i series.
Buy a b-50 camera through Interlink Supply before the end of this year and you will also get an Extech boroscope free.
Ron Werner
Member
Call Cary Adler, 4 Star restoration, 510-719-2233
He trains people with the FLIR
He trains people with the FLIR
Hi guys:
All I can say firsthand is, if your camera has a problem Flir has terrible customer service, I saw the add on the new Fluke, they are said to be as good, but I dont know they're CS history.
Here is the new Fluke http://register.fluke.com/globalforms/t ... _TISLAUNCH
Sincerely,
Dale
All I can say firsthand is, if your camera has a problem Flir has terrible customer service, I saw the add on the new Fluke, they are said to be as good, but I dont know they're CS history.
Here is the new Fluke http://register.fluke.com/globalforms/t ... _TISLAUNCH
Sincerely,
Dale
Desk Jockey
Member
We've only had one problem with the one camera of all three and we caused it by jamming the memory card in the wrong direction. We did have to send it in and they repaired it and sent it back.
No other problem in the 6-7-years we have owned them.
No other problem in the 6-7-years we have owned them.
Larry Cobb
Member
Askal;
With all the new cameras, it can be a difficult decision.
For best value, we like the I7 Flir with 14,400 pixel count.
It gives you better resolution,
at a reasonable price point (2K).
Larry
With all the new cameras, it can be a difficult decision.
For best value, we like the I7 Flir with 14,400 pixel count.
It gives you better resolution,
at a reasonable price point (2K).
Larry
