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Specifications

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Imaging Sensor	640 x 480 VOx Microbolometer
Sensitivity	50mK
Field of View	25� x 18�/ 0.4m (0.05�C)
Frame Rate	30Hz
Focus	Manual
Image Modes	IR/PIP/Fusion
Display	3.5" 640x480 LCD Touchscreen
Palettes	6
Temperature Calibration Range	-20�C to 500�C
Accuracy	+/-2�C or 2% (whichever is greater)
Spot Size Ratio	500:1 (standard lens)
Recording Media	Internal memory/CF card
Number of Images	512MB (600 HiRes Images)
Recording Modes	Snap shot/Sequence (optional)
Target Marker	Dual laser line target identifier
Battery	Rechargeable Lithium-ion
Operating Temperature	-5�C to 50�C
Storage Temperature	-30�C to 70�C
Shock	25G, IEC 68-2-29
Vibration	2G, IEC 68-2-6
Weight	2.7 lbs
Dimensions	7.5" x 7.5" x 3"
Digital Output	USB2.0
Video Output	NTSC

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Applications

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	Electrical Apparatus Inspection Visually inspect electrical systems for a wide range of problems including loose connections, corroded elements, load imbalance, short circuits and other potentially dangerous faults that typically create heat. Abnormal heating associated with high resistance or excessive current flow is a primary indicator of many problems in electrical systems. Thermal imaging enables you to see the invisible thermal radiation that may portend impending damage before their condition becomes critical. When current flows in an electrical circuit, part of the electrical energy is converted into heat due to the inherent resistance in all conductive elements. The existence of abnormally high resistance in the circuit or high current flow will result in abnormally high levels of heat to be generated that can be quickly identified with a thermal imager avoiding potential damage to equipment or danger.
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	Mechanical Inspection Survey a wide range of mechanical systems such motors, pumps and other type of rotating equipment for lubrication, alignment and cooling problems. Thermal imaging is ideal for low speed rotating equipment inspection such as conveyors and other material handling systems that may not be an inspection point for vibration and oil analysis inspection programs. Other uses of thermal imaging include identifying fluid levels in containers, steam trap inspection and insulation performance.

$Refractory thermal infrared$	Refractory Condition Monitoring Many high-energy processes such as petrochemical and chemical processing, cement processing and incineration utilize refractory insulation. The condition of the refractory can have both serious safety consequences as well as an impact to product quality. Frequent inspection with thermal imaging is critical in order to reducing problems and maintaining optimal system performance.
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