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Flir T640-NIST Thermal Imaging Industrial Camera Set with 15 Degree Lens
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Swedish Hospital
Overseeing facility management for a large commercial building such as a hospital or an office building can be a daunting task. Thermal Imagers can help make that job easier and more efficient. Being able to scan areas and find problems before they occur can save time and money.
With ever increasing energy costs and slimming budgets, being able to keep a facility up and operational is a great way to keep costs down. A Swedish hospital group did just that. Over the past few years they have been able to save over 4 million Euros using thermal imagers to keep their facilities in tip top shape. Click here to learn how they did it.
Italian Museum
The wide ranging applications of thermal imaging cameras extend even into the art world, where thermographers Rosario Piergianni and Vito Basile of IR HotSpot are using FLIR infrared cameras to assess the structural integrity of historical buildings in Italy, as well as determining the potential for restoration of the great works of art some of the buildings house. Thermal imagers are a superior examination technique to traditional building inspection methods because of their non-destructive nature that is compatible with even the most fragile structures and art pieces.
Piergianni uses features like voice annotation to take notes about the observations he and his team are making and built-in GPS that marks images’ metadata with their location, so the team can organize and remember scouted locations. These features are available on FLIR’s T-series bx cameras. To learn more, read this Application Story from Flir.
Airoptima
As energy prices continue to rise it is increasingly important to build homes that can help keep those energy costs at bay. Passive houses are exceptionally insulated; do not have heat bridges, use heat exchangers, sun radiation and other sources to preserve from air outflow by transferring that energy to fresh air inflow. It is crucial in the building process of these types of homes, and the optimization of existing homes, to be able to take non-contact and non-invasive temperature measurements at a high level of accuracy to ensure that the home is free from building construction faults, warm bridges or air leaks.
Many companies such as Airoptima, which deals especially in eco housing, are using FLIR cameras to ensure that these issues are easily found, recorded, and promptly addressed. Owner Mark Meyer used FLIR B-series cameras to ensure that his clients’ homes were in the best shape possible, relying on extra features like insulation alarms, humidity readings, and picture-in-picture display. Meyer says that FLIR cameras are indispensable in the building process and you can now get all of these features and more in the new upgraded FLIR E-Series bx models, specifically design for building inspection and construction projects. To learn more, read this Full Application Story from Flir.
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