Teledyne FLIR: Thermal Imaging Camera (-20C to 650C), 240x180, - FLIR-E53-24 - 84502-0201

Teledyne FLIR E53 Thermal Imaging Camera

The Teledyne FLIR E53 Thermal Imaging Camera is an ideal instrument for spotting hot spots, cold spots or other thermal indications of a developing fault within structures, machinery or electrical circuits. It has a 240 x 180 pixel thermal sensor which measures temperature from -20˚C to 650˚C with ±2˚C/2% accuracy. Thermal sensitivity is 30mK so temperature variations of just 0.03˚C can be depicted on screen. The camera has a 53˚ x 41˚ field of view allowing the user to scan a large area quickly and this is facilitated by the 24˚ supplied lens. The laser-assisted auto-focus function helps maintain a razor-sharp image even in crowded surroundings and there is a 4x continuous digital zoom function.

Advanced thermal imaging camera with 4" (640 × 480 pixel) touch screen LCD display and auto-rotation. It offers the superior resolution and range performance needed to quickly identify hot spots and discover potential points of failure in electrical distribution and mechanical systems. It connects over Wi-Fi to mobile devices or via METERLiNK® to FLIR clamps and multimeters.

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The FLIR E53 has a 2.5-hour battery life and weighs just 1kg so it is extremely practical for use over large sites. It comes supplied with a range of accessories including a battery charger, lens, light protection, hand & wrist straps, lanyards, lens caps, an 8GB SD card, a Torx screwdriver and various communication cables. The camera benefits from FLIR’s comprehensive 2-10 year warranty.

Thermal Imaging for Detecting Elevated Body Temperature

While unable to detect a virus or infection, thermal imaging cameras can be used to detect Elevated Body Temperature. FLIR thermal cameras have been used in public spaces - such as airports, train terminals, businesses, factories and concerts - as an effective tool to measure skin surface temperature and identify individuals with Elevated Body Temperature (EBT).

If the temperature of the skin in key areas (especially the corner of the eye and forehead) is above average temperature, then the individual may be selected for additional screening. Identifying individuals with EBT, who should then be further screened with virus-specific diagnostic tests, can help reduce or dramatically slow the spread of viruses and infections.

Using thermal cameras, officials can be more discrete, efficient and effective in identifying individuals that need further screening with virus-specific tests. A variety of institutions, including transportation agencies, businesses, factories and first responders are using thermal screening as an EBT detection method and as part of employee health and screening (EH&S).

Airports in particular are actively employing FLIR thermal cameras as part of their screening measures for passengers and flight crews. The screening procedures implemented at airports and in other public places are just the first step when it comes to detecting a possible infection. It's a quick way to screen for anyone who might be sick, and must always be followed up with further screening before authorities decide to quarantine a person.

FLIR part number: 84502-0201

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